“This is a huge blow to the international reputation and the development of Chinese science, especially in the field of biomedical research,” the statement says. “It is extremely unfair to the large majority of diligent and conscientious scientists in China who are pursuing research and innovation while strictly adhering to ethical limits.”
It’s a huge blow to the development of Chinese science when their science doesn’t let itself get limited by burocracy...
In fairness, “bureaucracy” is an unusually difficult word to spell correctly (though splitting it as bureau/-cracy, the former being an English word and the latter the suffix in democracy, autocracy, etc., helps) and Christian is not a native anglophone.
An interesting part from the Nature article:
It’s a huge blow to the development of Chinese science when their science doesn’t let itself get limited by burocracy...
That last word is a typo.
In fairness, “bureaucracy” is an unusually difficult word to spell correctly (though splitting it as bureau/-cracy, the former being an English word and the latter the suffix in democracy, autocracy, etc., helps) and Christian is not a native anglophone.