Many observers have been mush impressed by the escalating, tough suppression of democratic activities by the Chinese State authorities in recent years. However, this could also be read as a strong response to some critical development in China’s democracy, which is enabled by new information and communications technology and substantially threatens China’s authoritarian regime. This chapter reviews how digitalization has made a solid contribution to China’s democracy development and the multiple responses from China’s one-party State in a trapped political transition since 1989. It explains why China’s democratization, though slow, is irresistible and irreversible in the long run, particularly in view of China’s present economic and social circumstances.