China does indeed have serious social inequalities. That leads to many citizens feeling discontented and angry. From the content of your post and your choice of username, I surmise you're among those FT's who have been treated poorly in China. The problem is that there are too many FT's in that category, me included. We have suffered the bad effects of certain aspects of Chinese culture firsthand, which gives us the right to analyse it. We needn't be judged by readers like "RS", who are probably too preoccupied trying to popularise themselves with their unscrupulous Chinese bosses here on the mainland to notice their good natures are being compromised by the shabby way they're being treated by those who have employed them.

If you have lived in China for a few years you can easily tell that this is not a "harmonious" society.

Pepole are good at being cruel to one another wherever they may be. Love thy neighbor is the way to go. That goes for whities too, not just Asians. As a herd, we're all guilty of being unharmonious in our homelands. It's not just the Chinese. Everywhere is the same in this regard, but to varying degrees. I guess the silverboy poster couldn't be in harmony anywhere, he loves philosophying. I advise him to get a real job. Then he'll be to busy to generalize!