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Censorship, anti-censorship, and self-censorship in an authoritarian regimehave been extensively studies, yet the relationship between these intertwinedfactors is not well understood. In this paper, we report results of alarge-scale survey study (N = 526) with Sina Weibo users toward bridging thisresearch gap. Through descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, andregression analysis, we uncover how users are being censored, how and why theyconduct self-censorship on different topics and in different scenarios (i.e.,post, repost, and comment), and their various anti-censorship strategies. Wefurther identify the metrics of censorship and self-censorship, find theinfluence factors, and construct a mediation model to measure theirrelationship. Based on these findings, we discuss implications for democraticsocial media design and future censorship research.

How We Express Ourselves Freely: Censorship, Self-censorship, and Anti-censorship on a Chinese Social Media