Why do many people in China like the word running?

Because the so-called "run" is because of its Chinese pinyin "run", which is the same as the English spelling of "run", meaning "run away, avoid and escape".

This word is mostly used by well-known colonialists on social media in the context of China people emigrating overseas, implying that the normal immigration behavior is "leaving", insinuating and slandering the domestic environment, forcing people to choose to live abroad. The villain's mind is clear.

There is a group of people who have a sincere yearning for foreign countries. Some people are deeply influenced by the propaganda of western universal values, and at the same time they are not confident in the culture and system of their own nation and country, and they are eager to pursue the "freedom and democracy" defined by the West.

Most of these people were born in 1970s and 1980s and received higher education. They grew up in China during the period of reform and opening-up, and were relatively short of material, spiritual and cultural resources. At the peak of the development of the western world, they were full of worship and admiration for the west, but they felt disappointed and inferior at home. This kind of emotion is actually the easiest to understand.

There are many university teachers, professors, scholars, journalists, presenters, etc. Among these people, few people can reach the same social status and income level in China after going abroad. Many people can only choose low-end jobs such as maintenance, delivery and supermarket cashier.