Nevertheless, after more than 60 years in power, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) continues to retain a deep sense of insecurity. The Internet may be ubiquitous in modern China, but YouTube and Facebook, so accepted as a part of normal life around the world, are still banned, and the Public Security Bureau has built a vast Internet monitoring system to filter and censor whatever China’s leaders believe they must fear.
但是，在执政60多年以后，中国共产党仍然有着深深的危机感。也许互联网在当代中国无处不在，但被全世界视为日常生活一部分的YouTube 和 Facebook网站仍然是被禁止的。中国的公安部门建立了一个巨大的互联网监控系统来过滤和审查那些中国领导人认为对自己不利的信息。