China is a too powerful country, that's why it's easy for them to make some regulations about Bitcoin or cryptocurrency.
Just what likes what their recent issues about blockchain, I read on some article that China supports blockchain development but not those cryptocurrencies.
Especially in some social media website from China, which some of cryptocurrency handles or accounts are being banned or disabled since they are somehow connected with cryptocurrencies or Bitcoin.

As said in coindesk's article : Highest in 2 Years: 65% of Bitcoin Hash Power Is in China.

Quite huge hash power.

The people of China love bitcoin investment it's just the government making policies and changing policies. Chinese as a people love good investment just like every other nationals. We have lots of Chinese traders and investors in Cryptocurrency.

The media are quite mistaken, as usual.  "China" is more than just its government.  If everyone in China was anti-Bitcoin, then the media can report that "China is anti Bitcoin".  But as it stands, that's clearly not the case.  Bitcoin does not require approval from governments in order to function, so it doesn't matter if the government of a particular nation don't like it.  The fact that all those Bitcoin users who are based in China are willing to act against the wishes of their government speaks volumes.  It means we clearly have something to offer if they're prepared to risk attracting attention from an authoritarian regime and the benefits must outweigh the potential ramifications for them.

Very true, I don't know why until now people still believe with this kind of FUDs, that China banned Bitcoin and now it's circulating over the crypto world that China will not banned exchanges too and one of those was IDAX so the CEO prefer to run away with the money. Hope that this speculation will really end, it's not helping the crypto world.

China don't want to get involved in a crypto where they can't control nor is being created by them. That's why they plan to make one of their own cryptocurrency that they can control. A centralized cryptocurrency and a centralized exchanges existed just for the likes.

I don't really think they are anti bitcoins.
I think more or so the government wants to control bitcoins and in that attempt they have done all the things in the recent year , they banned it , removed the ban , created problems for people doing mining and other stuff , they just want to control what their people uses , therefore I don't think it's quite as equal to the hating part.
Also the Chinese government would do anything until and unless it's fetching them money , so I think it will continue to fluorish in China despite the time to time government backlash.

The Government is likely the one that doesn't want cryptocurrency and Bitcoin but the population of Chain however still keep on mining Bitcoin even though the government is anti Bitcoin and I have seen in the news that the Hash rate on China hits another all-time high so I guess the government can not stop the widespread popularity on Bitcoin in their country and I guess that the Bitcoin enthusiast civilian of China is still using this currency in their own anonymous way.

I think China is starting to accept bitcoin since their are so many bitcoin mining companies in China I think China slowly adopting since bitcoin still a great asset for their country. They don't want to be part of the cryptocurrency community in my opinion because of the different system like decentralized system which is doesn't like by China because it has risk in their economy but I think this is the reason why China is trying to banned cryptocurrency in their country by also they realized that it could still be a great help in their economy.

The Government of china Banned BTC but you can see that they dominates mining bitcoin more than any other countries in 2019.
on the behalf of "coinsharesgroup" around 65 percent of Bitcoin hash power is in china. Can you imagine what will happen with hashrate if china stopped mining...

https://coinsharesgroup.com/assets/resources/Research/bitcoin-mining-network-december-2019.pdf

Didn't hear or know that China was anti cryptocurrency.  Any reference to back up your claim? As far as i know China is against bitcoin and other "decentralized" currency but they do support the blockchain technology.  I remember hearing stories about China trying to make their own centralized cryptocurrency to more easily regulate and track people's finances.