Hate them all you want but China is actually the only government as far as I know where if you have a company you have to comply with their cybersecurity directives (for example MLPS 2.0) to ensure your systems are secure. You need to ensure a whole bunch of stuff about how your systems are firewalled off, that data is encrypted at rest, and so on. It's mandatory for all companies earning over a certain amount of money. Now, that doesn't mean their execution is perfect but, in terms of governance it makes other governments look childish by comparison. Why aren't all western governments putting through similar laws? People have actually died from hospital cybersecurity attacks and these old politicians in the west don't even have a basic understanding of the difference between an iPhone and Android. It's extremely facepalm worthy.