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He didn't read his own source:
"Compared to the relatively high satisfaction rates with Beijing, respondents held considerably less favorable views toward local government. At the township level, the lowest level of government surveyed, only 11.3 percent of respondents reported that they were very satisfied.
Again, the U.S. reveals quite a different story. American trust surveys over time show a clear distinction between low levels of trust towards the federal government, but a strong belief and faith in the power of local government at the most local level, those positions may be filled by part-time volunteers who are a part of your everyday life, said Cunningham. This dichotomy is highlighted by a 2017 Gallup poll, where 70 percent of U.S. respondents had a great or fair amount of trust in local government."

That's how the Chinese government operates. The corruption is systemic and flows from the top down, but they always blame the local government and scapegoat them (this was done in Wuhan last year). It's a good strategy for managing opinion to the central government but doesn't work out for the actual people since the corrupt officials just get replaced with more central government loyalists who are no better than the previous ones.

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