if you haven't known what communism or democracy is truly about, I think you should learn more, or go to China to see how bad the life Chinese people live is, if you want.
Oh, did I hit a nerve? xD I can live happily with never even setting a foot into this control freak of a country.
Also, it's bold of you to assume i don't know enough about communism and democracy. I know enough, and if I wanted to know more, I could easily learn more. Both systems are not perfect, but the combination of communism + capitalism + totalitarism that exists in China is a very toxic mixture that shouldn't exist.
of course there's no perfect system, but you simply recognize it as totalitarism shows that you are a little one-sided, one-party system doesnt means totalitarism, multi-party also doesnt means democracy. And china added market economy into socialism, actually produced some of capitalism characteristics, but you can see how it uses the nationwide system and this combination to bring China's productivity, economy and industrial system to an other level, so it doesn't have to be toxic. you can also see what policies China has used to take advantage of it and avoid some of its shortcomings
Poor clown, completely blinded by chinese propaganda xD China is ruled by a power-greedy communist party, which is led by a narcissistic wannabe-emperor. They control almost everything; by massively subventioning their own industries, they spit on global trade rules just to be the cheapest, accepting that many of the companies financially collapse and get dissolved. Companies from other countries are actively hindered from easily investing in China by harsh rules, they are forced to partner up with chinese companies which means giving up formerly exclusive knowledge. China is the worlds number 1 in industry espionage, and relies heavily on government-controlled censorship.
They also actively send spies into other countries to spy on people that fled from political persecution.
This list could go on and on, but I won't waste more of my time on you.