I think because Chinese place respecting authority as paramount, Chinese don't generally understand the concept of individual rights. Every anti-China Chinese basically is just following what the West tells them to do or what they think the West tells them to do because all they are to them is the "rightful" authority. Who is considered a rightful authority? Anyone who is in power. It's such a loose definition for Chinese because they will consider someone who's just older being an authority. That's because older people are more experience therefore wiser. Just because one is older, it doesn't mean they're wiser or they have good intentions. But there are plenty of Chinese who want no exceptions because another thing Chinese value is stability and avoiding chaos. If there's one exception, everyone is going to make an exception and thus the rule becomes meaningless and chaos will ensue. And Asians will look up to the US and the West as an authority. Why? Because they're in power. They're number one in the world. It doesn't matter how they got there and that's the trick isn't it?
Just look at Hong Kong where it was supposedly all about democracy and human rights. Those activists beat people for not agreeing with them. When interviewed by even Western journalists who questioned their tactics, they had no answer like they were confused and thought what they were doing was okay because the leaders of democracy and human rights, the US and the West, didn't say anything. If they understood what democracy and human rights are, they wouldn't do that. It's the opposite. They're doing it the Chinese way of how things work where all you're doing is what the authority tells you what to do. Then look at the riots in the UK just happening. It was posted in here of how Hong Kongers that escape to Great Britain were posting on social media being protective of white racist undemocratic actions. What's in common is that they're just pro-white (the authority) not pro-democracy and human rights. I bet right now if they were to read this, they wouldn't understand what I'm talking about because they don't have an understanding of democracy and human rights.
Ironic because all the anti-Chinese Chinese are just doing what Chinese do, warts and all. Here in the US, I encounter a lot Chinese who say they side with the US but they want Chinese to follow Chinese cultural ways. They don't like Americanized Chinese because American values make Chinese more think about themselves. Then why do they hate China? They don't want Chinese to be individuals. They want Chinese to value Chinese culture because they like all the cultural mechanism that give them control. What's the difference from a communist in Beijing that stifles dissent from a Hong Konger who beats people who don't agree with them? I don't see a difference and both of them think it's okay to do. What's the saying...? You lead by example. A lot of Westerners don't believe in democracy and human rights so it's expected that pro-West Chinese are going to follow because their authority ain't following it either.