@SMK Shoe
Regardless of figures estimated and released by foreign agencies, I'll stick to say that I have lived, worked and traveled in China for quite a few years now (+15 years?) and never (ever) seen a civilian equipped, owning or collecting any sort of firearm (hand gun, rifle, shot gun, or assault anything). Just not a thing here, I guess. Take it fwiw...
Like Starter986 rightly said; swords, knives, and machetes are MUCH more cool
RE giving up my rights. That question confuses me more than anything to be honest. I'm not involved politically and couldn't care less about the subject, but that's just me. You know, as long as I'm giving the rights to pick my starbucks coffee in the morning, head over my work using public roads, be able to do regular groceries and/or free to attend public education & medical facilities, I'm all good man
