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Chinese people have never had a say in the way their country is governed. But that doesn't mean they don't have strong views about the way it should be.
In the sixth of his seven-part series about his 3,000-mile journey across China, NPR's Rob Gifford gets an earful from a truck driver during a 12-hour drive across the Gobi Desert. The 30-year-old trucker is torn between a love of his country and anger at the corruption that plagues it.
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