This is a reality dose as investors are least bother about this news about China pushing to stop mining which keeps popping up once in every two month and if they do it then it will be a loss to them as there is some or the other country waiting to take over and I personally believe China and Russia will never give up on mining as it gives them a huge source of income and as you have rightly mentioned they might prefer to relocate to some under developed nation without much restriction if they are forced to stop mining.

China is indeed a powerful country, but AFAIK it's likely a communist type of government. Hence, the more reasons why the Chinese government wants to put a stop to Bitcoin--it does not help them. Yeah, sure we can compliment them for having an ideal/suitable environment for mining, but just some time ago, China kinda banned a lot of Altcoins, I'm not pretty sure about the details but it also affected Bitcoin. And now with the heat between mainland China and Hong Kong, since people of Hong Kong are considering using Bitcoin to save their money, Bitcoin is becoming an eyesore for the government. Also recently a mining station of Bitcoin was set ablaze, you might've notice some bumps on the price, but the more I think about it the more I conclude that it's intentional. Not sure if terrorism is the right term, but I don't it's hard to believe if it's just a coincidence.

We all know that it is impossible to happen.
For me, the one thing that could stop bitcoin is being unable to make an improvement. If bitcoin will stay as it is even after so many years without any development, it will be left behind by other cryptocurrency.

so with this you already said that its impossible for that to happen lol
they wont stop bitcoin but they can make movements and eventually shaken the market?as you have mentioned them having the most investors.

but its nonsense to tackle because i'm sure China government will not do stupid actions like this as they already knew it will affect their economy as well

I am personally not under the opinion that if China's miners dropped off the grid, Bitcoin would be screwed and the coin would be dead essentially.

How did Bitcoin survive in the early stages? It was fine during then, maybe it'll revert back to that and transactions won't be as fast as nowadays (avging 15-20 minute blocks), but it'll chug on.

If China completely died as an industry we'll see a lot of newer companies enter the market in order to make up for the lost market share. We'd instantly see a bunch of new companies try and capitalise off the huge gap in the market and it'll be filled quite easily.

It is now broadcast over satellites, though I think it's receive only, and I remember experiments with broadcasting it over TV or radio waves in Finland. I expect internet free from centralised hubs to grow as well.

And if the internet is down as a whole bitcoin will be a minor concern.

Internet has been part of our everyday life now and majority of people cannot live and cannot do business without it, and companies also needs internet for them to operate. So, it won't happen the Internet will shut down unless something happened in our world, that shuts down the internet.

For me, the only thing that could stop Bitcoin is when all countries ban it as it will be hard for us to access and to transact using it.

Basically, the less bitcoin supply can be mined, the higher the market price of bitcoin will become, the reason why is because of the shortage of mined bitcoin by miners, as well as the psychological impact that bitcoin will now have a fixed market volume that its market price will not be affected that much. In this case, we can expect huge market price and no possible reason to stop it other than when government said so.

Yes, China is such a big and powerful country, not only when we're talking about cryptocurrency and bitcoin, but China as a whole. China has a big population and can really affect bitcoin just with their actions. But that doesn't mean they can stop bitcoin. Yes, it can bring a big impact but bitcoin won't stop functioning just because of China. Remember there are still people around the world. Bitcoin doesn't just revolve around China.
I just hope China won't do something that might affect bitcoin negatively...

I think there is nothing that can stop bitcoin. Even the government cannot stop it because they don't know who runs bitcoin since it is decentralized. They are planning to enter a cryptocurrency and want to regulate it but they can't do that. Maybe the internet can stop bitcoin because it is online but it is impossible to shut down knowing that the internet is being used all around the world and even the government is using that so there is nothing that can stop Bitcoin from growing. With regards to the topic about china, I dont think also that they can shutdown bitcoin yes we can say that China is a big country but look at the supporters and investors all over the world compare to that country.