中国の民主化運動の沈滞とその理由
- 1990年代以降、中国内外での民主化運動は減少しており、それは政府の言論の自由への抑圧の増加、そしてオープンドア政策を含む経済改革によるものです。
- その期間を通じて、政府は政治的安定に基づく経済成長を最優先とし、民主化運動は逆効果であり、政治的および経済的安定を脅かす過激主義につながると主張しました。
- この結果、民主化運動は沈滞し、言論の自由が抑圧されるなど、民主主義の発展が制限される状況が生まれました。
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下の文章を和訳していただけませんか？ Since the 1990s, the democracy movement has declined both within and outside China, which is due to the government's increased suppression of freedom of speech, and economic reforms including the Open Door Policy. During that period, the government gave high priority to economic growth based on political stability, arguing that the democracy movement is counterproductive and leads to radicalism that threatens political and economic stability.
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Since the 1990s, the democracy movement has declined both within and outside China, which is due to the government's increased suppression of freedom of speech, and economic reforms including the Open Door Policy. 1990年代以来、民主主義運動は中国国内でも国外でも低迷してきたが、それは、言論の自由に対する政府の抑圧が高まったことと、「門戸開放政策」を含む経済改革とが原因である。 During that period, the government gave high priority to economic growth based on political stability, arguing that the democracy movement is counterproductive and leads to radicalism that threatens political and economic stability. その時期に、政府は、民主主義運動は逆効果であり、政治的・経済的な安定を脅かす急進主義（改革主義）に結びつくのだと議論しつつ、政治的な安定に基づく経済成長に高い優先順位を与えたのである。
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1990年代から、民主化運動は中国の内外で低調になりました、これは、言論の自由を政府がさらに抑えたこと、開放政策を含む経済改革が原因です。 この時期、同政府は、民主化運動は非生産的で、政治的および経済的な安定性を脅かす急進主義につながると主張して、政情安定に基づく経済成長を最優先しました。
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