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walka klasowa narasta w całej Azji, tu przegląd wazniejszych strajków z maja 2014

http://www.libcom.org/blog/workers-struggles-east-asia-may-2014-14062014

a jeśli chodzi o Chiny:

The number of protests is growing as the balance of power slowly shifts from employers to workers because of demographic and technological trends.

http://www.clb.org.hk/en/content/financial-times-china-labour-activism-c...

koniec z niewolniczą siłą roboczą dla zachodnich korporacji

i to wbrew państwowym "związkom"

Protests have also been damped by the All China Federation of Trade Unions, the country’s only officially sanctioned union. It is widely derided in activist circles as a weakling that lacks the stomach for a real fight with management and cares more about helping the government preserve “social harmony” than battling for workers’ rights.

“The ACFTU says it wants to protect workers’ rights but it also wants to support companies’ development,” says Chang Kai, a professor and labour expert in Beijing who is advising the Walmart workers in Changde. “It is pulling in two directions and is not firmly on the workers’ side.” ACFTU officials declined repeated interview requests from the FT.

profesorowie doradzający pracownikom zamiast pracodawcom, to jest coś czego się w Polsce nie zobaczy