ChefJake
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Qingdao native in Melbourne, Australia. Former Financial Analyst. Currently a Chinese restaurateur. 😋
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@WalkstarPete
@coldhealing
So an American goes to Chongqing and are amazed at the scale of infrastructure and entertainment there. But if they show off its beautiful sights, they get accused of being a propagandist just for sharing what is obviously a normal vacation vid.
Lmao at the copium. 😂
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@D162Michele
It's more a monument to how easily they believe in lies.
Story of soldiers being sent to massacre students at the square, was never true. They let all those students go because they weren't a threat.
It was just the mob that firebombed tanks and police, that triggered fighting.
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@Magnus_Fiskesjo
@ZhaiXiang5
You're the same man who also believed a Taiwanese porn film (with obvious poorly done special effects) was a real film of prisoners being executed. 🤡
It's no surprise that you constantly make these kinds of unprofessional comments.
@Magnus_Fiskesjo
How are you even a serious academic? 🤡
Anyone can easily recognise it's a fake vid after you see the lack of blood pooling when they shot that "prisoner".
It's just a scene from a porn film so he is really mocking those who typically thinks it's real and easily fooled.
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@TaiwanSpecial
Truth is Korean and Vietnamese new year etc are just Copying "Chinese New Year".
They can choose to give credit to the country of origin or they can choose not to.
But u can't make overseas Chinese not call it as Chinese New Year as this is their legit cultural heritage right.
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@itsdxok
@coldhealing
That just shows how many westerners have no clue about China and prone to believe in utter ridiculous falsehoods.
There's no social credit score. Nobody in China is being told of a score and only believed by Westerners who obviously never been to China.
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@Byron_Wan
@p0ACSctjyPBjYBQ
You're just doxxing him and encouraging others to harrass him.
Dude isn't a Chinese agent yet this is a perfect example of what the typical Overseas Chinese have to deal with.
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@gauvainlantenac
@zhao_dashuai
@hikki_lurver
Except in terms of selling the most pure EVs, few companies can beat BYD today.
BYD excels in developing "pure EV tech" (especially for batteries) for some time, and why Toyota would have a very hard time competing with them over pure EVs division.
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@TheUnaButters
@soulofkab
If many westerners are like you then China won't have anything to be worried about. 😂
Bunch of wishful 🤡s.
Dam has been around since 2003 and had taken on many major floods and still Standing. No real proof that it will collapse soon other than the 🤡infrastructure copium.
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@tomato_sukisuk1
@edward3660
@HowThingsWork_
Neither does China. 😼🤦♀️
What country designs a machine that deliberately damages cargo?🤡
It was just broken that day and so moving too fast, but not normally like this.
But at least they had the courtesy for customers by using a pillow to help cushion the impact.
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@BeijingToBrit
It's public courtesy.
If someone started recording you sitting on a bus bench and plan to post it on YouTube, you have every right to tell them to quit it.
Everyone has a right to have some reasonable degree of privacy when out in public.
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@Angel44441722
It's like an annoying tenant whose lease already ended yet still wants to ask the house owner to do repairs.
It's not even their country anymore and they haven't quite realised that.
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@TheUnaButters
@soulofkab
Way to shift the topic. 🤡
You know there's zero proof that the dam would collapse. You are just talking 💩 and relying on mass willful ignorance.
I remember in 2020, you guys would claim it would collapse soon because of a flood. It didn't happen yet you continue to rely on 💩
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@goatpurple1
@dangerousbeenz
@Bevin83994661
Nothing to be proud of. Selling British opium and making a tremendous profit. The rest of the country became worse for it but the port benefited from the illicit trade. As well as unequal wages for workers that were Chinese. Older gen used to protest against UK gov all the time.
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@MarkinMarket
@backyardbound1
The Indo-European mummies aren't even located near any emperor's tombs nor capitals.
Yet it's amazing how they somehow jump to conclusions that it must prove they ruled China.
It demonstrates something very wrong with them to want to believe in something that's too far fetched.
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@Magnus_Fiskesjo
How are you even a serious academic? 🤡
Anyone can easily recognise it's a fake vid after you see the lack of blood pooling when they shot that "prisoner".
It's just a scene from a porn film so he is really mocking those who typically thinks it's real and easily fooled.
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@JosephKlenk
@eileenxyang
@coldhealing
Nothing wrong with it.
They hate on China. But they never visited China. And Chongqing is a great city but people automatically becomes accused of being a propagandist if they show off its beautiful sights and say they like China.
You can't do that in the west.
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@Portello16
@thumbelulu
🤡 much?
Not everyone speaks Japanese.
And majority of the entire world isn't fluent at english; can take years of immersion in Anglo countries to get decent.
So unless Japan doesn't want a tourism revenue, it makes good sense for acommodating their Chinese tourists in Tokyo.
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@bongwop
@backyardbound1
@SperglerAcolyte
Nobody refers to it as Aryan and either you misheard or you made up a fake tale.
The emperor was from modern day Sichuan that had east azns.
And what's with white people desiring to take credit for the ancient Chinese empire nowadays? 😅 I see a lot of westerners claiming that.
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@beausoleilgui
@backyardbound1
Yes, Tarim mummies came from a isolated tribe faraway from the centre of Chinese empire.
Yet it's amazing how they somehow jump to conclusions that it must mean they ruled China and demonstrates something very wrong with them.
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@TaiwanNewsEN
Kettle Pot.
It wasn't like Taiwan hasn't been heavily bribing government ministers in the past decades.
Wikileaks exposed that in 2011 and published in Australian media.
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@benedictrogers
Way to spin it. 🙄
From your article, you omitted that majority also believe the virus is of natural origin and not deliberately engineered.
You are obviously trying to insinuate it's a bioweapon but that's not what most scientists believe still.
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@KoutureMag
@thinking_panda
Typical maps are not up to scale.
And Alaska is misleadingly shown as gigantic on the map as it's closer to the poles, but it's been exaggerated and not as big as others imagine.
You got to compare with real size and proper scaling.
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@laplact
@edward3660
@HowThingsWork_
The irony is that you're saying this about a video in China that got rebranded as Japanese. That's like many layers of bigotry right there.
Flip the visual, u see the English words - (Asiaray), which operates in China and not Japan.
@hvgoenka
Original video from Douyin (Tiktok in mainland China) acc 0426www. Video location clearly marked Zhengzhou.
Someone downloaded that video, flipped it horizontally so its hard to read the Chinese characters in the background.
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@thonwingp
What China really doesn't need is that toxic kpop/hollywood celeb mentality where people can't stop talking about fame and celebs as if nothing is more important.
Research shows that it erodes community values because it strengthens self-centric values.
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@ThicMozzarella
@punished_kres
It's peak copium..The issue is that they really believe it. Or at least want to believe it's that easy. 😂🤡
Bunch of Reddit nerds making up fake news because they just can't handle reality.
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@captain_seo_
@thinking_panda
That point may have merit for conflicts, but not in terms of trade, where it is more an advantage via getting easier access to the rest of Eurasia and Southeast Asia.
Geography makes for establishment of infrastructure conducive to trade flow, akin to the historical Silk Road.🤔
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@GlobalSouthGuy
@zhao_dashuai
Fair. Nobody says it's not useful but you see many countries like USA and China currently don't build such things for their long canals.
It's because the scale of the upfront infrastructure costs and regular maintenance, makes the whole project not economically savvy.
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@SariArhoHavren
@michaeleichert
65 percent of Chinese got 'some degree' of dissatisfaction with gov. 🙄 Doesn't mean they fully hate. The gov is resilient because they appear to listen, prioritise it and make plans to resolve it.
A big difference where it's lip service in the west but actionable duty in China.
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@namesakeDO
@Sunday_de_mor
@thinking_panda
@Amjoshua17
It's fine if he was injured and didn't wish to play. What people don't appreciate is his blatant dishonesty and can smell his bull 💩 a mile away.
If he was that injured, then he shouldn't be playing in Japan only 3 days after and instead taking care of himself.
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@AndyBxxx
@Airte747
@elonmusk
@mayemusk
And that's surprising?
Years of western media brainwashing has got them convinced that even social credit score is real despite that's far from reality.
But they never been there and so rely fully on a deeply flawed western media that makes such stories constantly.
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@Portello16
@thumbelulu
It is incredibly insensitive and conceited to believe that english is something that's very easy to learn.
It's not. And the proof is not even deniable. In China and Japan and Korea, people learn compulsory english in school yet vast majority of them can barely attain fluency.
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@MKashifAnsari4
@HowThingsWork_
It's actually an old vid in China.
This isn't even the first time people had wrongfully used this video and claimed it was in Japan.
They now even flipped the video to make it much harder to read the HK company logo in the background.🙄
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@chyang888
@thinking_panda
It's not done. In fact, the UN doesn't even recognise Taiwan as an independent state. So under UN laws, it's not illegal for China to invade as it's not a foreign territory.
Go find me one western media article that actually explicitly says that it's illegal for China to invade.
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@JonDoe245830
@ZChukieZ
@AndyBxxx
@PaulHuangReport
From a legal standpoint, Australia doesn't even recognise Taiwan ROC as a legitimate government.
And most of the world don't recognise ROC so that island which is only 2 to 3 kms from the mainland is both disputed and not internationally recognised as belonging to Taiwan.
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@zhao_dashuai
They are just selling a sunk-cost fallacy, where they are betting that people will continue to use ICE long term. But it's just reckless denial.
Just to reassure investors to keep sticking to Toyota as they are too late and can't compete with BYD in pure EVs. 🙄
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Having a healthy spine for good posture and movement is so underrated. And why one should strengthen the muscles that support it and not slouch.
Walking action helps "pump" nutrients into your spine. But I wear a weighted vest for rucking. Wonder if it delivers same benefits? 🤔
Walking is important for a
#healthy
spine. Since discs have no blood supply, they get nutrients from the pumping action created by walking.!Don’t starve your discs!
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@Portello16
@nicknamemankcin
@thumbelulu
Reeks of obliviousness if u think majority in the world can understand basic English in a few months easily.
If you weren't born in an English speaking country, it's not so easy. Esp silent letters, irregular spelling rules, the pronunciation and the informal nuanced slang.
🤯
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@BethanyAllenEbr
There's so many ethnic groups like Uzbek, Kazakhs, Tajiks etc also living there and mustn't assume those kids are all just one race.
Maybe they are what you think but you don't know that for sure and just being presumptous here, and now doubling down on your unprofessionalism.🤡
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@8BB8B8
@Byron_Wan
@p0ACSctjyPBjYBQ
Bring it. 😏
I go through such scenarios many times in the last 3 years. I ask something innocently and then get a totally irrelevant response about communist China as if I don't have my own desires and individuality here.
Nobody likes to be misunderstood and accused by bigots.
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@slimmatt1
@ArtisanTechnica
@Byron_Wan
@p0ACSctjyPBjYBQ
This is one of the things prevalent in the west. Conspiracy thinking.
It's that kind of attitude that makes it very difficult to be kind to westerners particularly when you are def not who they assume.
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@MrJerryGoode
It's certainly not some common Chinese thing to eat LIVE cute furry animals. And I doubt she had a stomach to actually eat the cat alive. Prob wanted to put up a show out of some weirdo impulse.
But you can bet that the racists will cherrypick this to generalise all of China. 🙄
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@Portello16
@thumbelulu
If it was so easy, then why is the majority of Japanese unable to speak English?
In fact, the majority of the non-western World aren't fluent in English.
So don't go have a western centric attitude in thinking that everyone must know English. It's just incredibly insensitive.
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@BrianMerris
In a nation of 1.4 billion. It's not surprising to see lingering homelessness.
But that's still a drastic improvement after China went though rapid urbanisation. 3 decades ago, majority of China's population was in extreme poverty and living in non-urban areas.
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@backyardbound1
That's just tarim mummies in your pic. And Tarim mummies aren't royalty lol
They are just an isolated tribal group in the outskirts of China's borders. Not the same thing as the imperial Chinese emperor.
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@ChefMiew
@gluther000
@sasquatch_irl
@CurtExplores
@USA_BaoziLover
Perhaps some appreciate that flavour or their tastebuds developed an acquired taste.
I visited Spain and tried their best goat cheese. No matter how many times I tried it, it was awful. Too much goaty flavour infused.
Yet I watched locals eat it too and tell me it's so nice.🤔
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@NumbChunks
They got serious issues. They rely not on evidence but just wishful conspiracies.
The Tarim mummies aren't royalty and are found faraway from where the emperor was buried.
And the reason they don't open the tombs is because they don't want to risk damaging it with today's tech.
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@CremeDeLaLeem
@evagreiner8
@krisatienzaph
@globaltimesnews
So it's okay if Chinese openly fly planes around the US dedicated for spying? Or sail Navy warships only 30kms away from California's coastline every day and claim it's freedom of passage for military ships.
Just because it's legal, it don't mean it's not provocative.
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Absolutely. We all need an escape like that and find a quiet place with running water to experience the beauty of life.
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@USA_BaoziLover
I do U one better.
Here is 2 beaut beef steaks for 49 cents in Australia. 😋
Typically on the last day before due date, they sell them off for less a dollar. Considering they're still perfectly good for 2 more days and U can just chuck into the freezer. I sometimes take them.
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@rawbloodenjoyer
The Terracotta warriors guarding the emperor were clearly East Asian. Lol 🙄
The statues weren't of Europeans but of East Asian appearance.
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@theeseelie
@backyardbound1
@SperglerAcolyte
It's hilarious that white people feel the desire to claim ancient Chinese civilisation as their heritage.
Indo-European mummies aren't even located near any emperor's tombs nor capitals. Yet amazing how they somehow jump to conclusions that it must prove they ruled China. 🤦♀️
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@VinnieH83
@HowThingsWork_
Lmao it's amazing what people believe when they don't know the full story.
A year ago, Chinese media reported on a machine in Zhengzhou being broken. It was unable to SLOWLY feed the luggage but instead of waiting for hours for the mechanics to fix it. They simply improvised.🙃
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@tomhume89
@BeijingToBrit
Bloke is a stranger to them and who knows what he would use this footage for?
Especially when there's a lot of people who will be willing to attack and harrass those who patriotically wave a Chinese flag in public.
You think they're suspicious. They think the same of the bloke.
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@srmiddleton1978
@longshortgamma
Sounds like sour grapes 🍇
They been around for a while and wouldn't be popular in sales if people didn't like their good value for money.
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@JonDoe245830
@ZChukieZ
@AndyBxxx
@PaulHuangReport
Lol that's what I expect u say when u are aware that very few nations recognise Kinmen as belonging to ROC. 😂
And why would China recognise those waters as belonging to Taiwan? There's no treaty obligating them to give up that island. And it's well within the mainland's waters.
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@Civixplorer
@Rainmaker1973
Comparing apples to oranges.
It's located conveniently in a highway where access for maintainance is easy. And you transfer power to an urban grid.
Indian one is located in nowhere where you build new transmission lines to make use of it, and regular maintenance access is hard.
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@CurtExplores
Or just a typical pathological attention seeker. 🤔 VOA now taking the Brit at his sensational words, and his own pre-concieved assumptions. When that woman started talking, he wouldn't really listen and his mind was already made up and kept twisting their words.
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@AustinDunno
@globaltimesnews
No nation would tolerate being spied on. The west only accepts it as legal when they do it. But cry out when others do it as if it's illegal.
You can't have your cake and eat it too.
Signal interception is provocative and in this case, the US was the clear provocateur.
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@Rickrennyoneill
@SilingWu
@USAmbChina
Your own link doesn't even support what you say.
They made it clear that China doesn't send lethal aid. 🙄🤡
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@AustinDunno
@globaltimesnews
The plane was indeed analysed to be designed for spying and espionage and was near China.
They simply got caught spying and why the Chinese plane tried to stop their espionage activities and unfortunately it costed his own life.
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@wiebeor
@fluxtheory18495
@MilesSm03562554
@Bevin83994661
Some eat dogs whereas most Chinese don't eat them. It's bigoted to claim we all do.
It's not widespread and same frequency as Koreans, Vietnamese and Phillipines.
So am sure you are not Chinese if U didn't even know that. Just a fake uneducated American posing as a Hong Konger.
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@SellarsFanatic
@rawbloodenjoyer
He also blocked me too. 😂
Right after I explained that Princess of Xiaohe wasn't a princess. And that his logic was flawed as simply having some Eurasian graves just outside the frontier of Chinese empire, doesn't suddenly conclude they later came East and conquered China. 🤦♀️
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@ajphelo
Are you still obsessing on that?
Lmao it seems TikTok global success is just living rent free in many sinophobes minds.
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@MakeARainPinbal
@MichaelOsta
@vivianwubeijing
It was indeed a flawed methodology where the figure took the combined income, which was then equally divided among kids and dependants.
The Economist already covered that in 2020 yet Vivian hopes that people don't realise it's been corrected already.
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@TheMobRules73
@Byron_Wan
@p0ACSctjyPBjYBQ
I support a right to film in public and not my issue. Lol
My issue was his first sentences where he piles on with patronising + nationalistic vibes against their country for simply asking. It's what pushes a simple request into a fight.
Below tweets says it much better than me.
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@backyardbound1
They don't open the tombs because current tech isn't safe enough to avoid damages.
Yet your argument is based on sheer conspiracy and paranoia, rather than legitimate evidence.
The only people buying this garbage, are those whose self esteem is based on their white skin colour.
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@rawbloodenjoyer
Okay that's just false. The "workers" found at the site wasn't European.
Only 4 were tested as Chinese Hans but the others were tested as Southern Chinese, northern Chinese and one with roots in Japan. None of those "workers" found was european. 🤦♀️
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@Dr_M_Davis
Wolf warrior doesn't act like wolves but is immensely loyal to their comrades, and mostly saving the people rather than petty revenge. Unlike Rambo, they believe in a cause.
Should call them Ned Kelly diplomacy as you want to call them as highway men and not as heroes.😜
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@BryceLynch87
@Fc10111
@TripInChina
It doesn't pass through. Liziba station is located on the sixth to eighth floor of the large building.
So residents can actually take a short walk from the station to their homes in minutes.
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Respect ✊
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@TrentonBot
@273129N772928E
@HowThingsWork_
Except it's not Japan.
This is an old vid in China that content farms like to steal from and call it as Japan.
They even flipped the video to make it much harder to read the HK company writing in the background. 🙄
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@HongqiN701
If it ain't broke, don't try to fix things that aren't. Be best for China to just let Mongolia be.
We already agreed to their independence and they are a good buffer state that maintains the glue that keeps major powers (Russia and China) relationship to feel comfortable.
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@Amjoshua17
@namesakeDO
@Sunday_de_mor
@thinking_panda
Are you serious? You two are the ones bringing in politics the most here.
Any fan has a right to criticise Messi for his conduct and you guys are just defending Messi because it's China.
I wouldn't even take it personally against China because I am familiar with Messi in past.
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@basedkarbon
@coldhealing
One has to be very deluded if they think that the video had a paid actress just for sharing her thoughts and footage.
What makes you think that Chongqing doesn't have all that? It's a big city and it's not closed to the world. You can visit and see for yourself.
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@AustinDunno
@globaltimesnews
Dude, 80 miles is not large and more than close enough to collect signals.
A decent spy plane easily intercept signals hundreds of miles away from the source in optimal altitudes.
They were obviously there to spy on China given how close they were to Hainan.
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@coldhealing
Those activities aren't even aimed at the rich. Just the mass middle class where they usually lower the prices to attract a vast number of customers.
In Chongqing, there's a lot of people so you find many businesses aiming for a low margin but high volume strategy. 😂
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@Angelina1828
Should really thank China for making themselves accountable for their own rubbish and not find it that easy to dump.
Was only after China stopped collecting & landfills were piling up, Aussie grocery chains then forced patrons to use reusable bags, instead of single use plastic.
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@JonDoe245830
@ZChukieZ
@AndyBxxx
@PaulHuangReport
China's territorial Waters go 22 KMs from their shores. So it overlaps with Kinmen which it recognise as belonging to them.
U should be thankful they haven't taken it by force and only sent water police to prevent any more incidents of Taiwanese ships sinking mainland fishermen.
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@burprapier
@microchiplayout
@thinking_panda
You do realise that has been long debunked in the Economist?🙄
That claim was misleading as it divides combined income of earners and dependants.
Also a low income buys far more stuff and a higher quality of life in rural China than it does in the west.
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@thisischaniece
Key theme of her songs are about breakups and complaining about them. That's not really empowerment.
It's more just journalism doing PR for her and making her seem bigger than she really is. She is not actually helping create meaningful messages to women to grow their character.
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@SellarsFanatic
@rawbloodenjoyer
Tarim mummies came from a isolated tribe faraway from the centre of Chinese empire.
There's always a group of mixed Asians just outside the frontier of ancient China. Just coz they were buried there, it doesn't now mean they were strong enough to go further east and take over.
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@michaelxpettis
Good news for the young generation that wants to buy houses later. Apartments in Suzhou was starting to look like Shanghai at previous rates.
And hopefully lower prices equates to housing affordability.
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@CIA_in_China
What's illuminating is the comments.
A lot of hate messages like trying to attack an entire Chinese people. It shows the true colours of those who spout racist comments, that this is who they are.
Like solid 80 percent is just raw hate speech on all the Chinese people.
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@Portello16
@thumbelulu
And don't pretend that your comment wasn't prejudiced.
It's the exact same spirit as the xenophobic vibes towards hispanic immigrants coming to the states and getting mad at them for not knowing English, despite it's hard for them.
So don't double down on a place of hate. 😼🤡
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@yannis_silnyy
@ChinaWestWatch1
@HaraldinChina
@Engineer_Psych
The concept first developed in China. 😅
You can improve on it but it's not the same as inventing it.
Otherwise you might as well claim China invented nuclear power as they have the world's first 4th gen nuclear reactor that's a significant improvement over the original one. 😂
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@accidentalflyer
@MrJerryGoode
If USA was really strong, they wouldn't need to resort to protectionism.
It's because their car industry is in trouble and not in good shape to compete with Chinese EVs, that they are resorting to loser tactics.
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@BRICbreaker
@SariArhoHavren
It's a bag of double speak crazy.
It's like hearing Republicans say Covid is fake while also simultaneously saying it's a Chinese bioweapon. They both can't be true.
Here, they are saying China is weak while also exerting a lot of effort to contain the so called weak China lol
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@BuidlerExpos
@8BB8B8
@Byron_Wan
@p0ACSctjyPBjYBQ
I am not a nationalist and have my quips with China but am under no illusion to deny that many Chinese are patriotic.
And you can't claim any patriotic Chinese is the gov. It's not reality.
But I think this discussion is going to a crazy spiral so will end it here.
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@misosoop511
@KoutureMag
@thinking_panda
🐼 never claimed it was comparing with United States including Alaska. He is comparing with contiguous United States.
And ironically you are posting inaccurate information here.
China's overall size is indeed larger than the entirety of United States. 🙄
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@chyang888
@thinking_panda
It's not done. That's just Western media failing to mention that the civil war is still ongoing and never formally concluded
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@ChefMiew
@WatariKai2024
@rue_du_four
@YouTube
Also only 46.3 million out of 1.4 billion have formal sector jobs, with only half paying taxes.
It limits the gov's ability to invest heavily in developing its people at the scale China does, hindering India's potential to become the next economic China.
That’s why India cannot catch up with China in the next 50+ years.
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@burprapier
@thinking_panda
Yeah right. 😂
Everyone knows that a large number of westerners believe it's real and it's Chinese who lives in China, who laughs at that.
After you realise it's a myth, you then pretend it's just a joke despite if anything, it's mocking westerners for not understanding China.
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@ron_arnhard
@Chinaloverguy
@mariocavolo
@MrJerryGoode
I don't understand those that enjoys hurting animals like that. It's not even a cultural thing but more a pathological sadism thing. No animal should go through that even if they are to be food.
I agree those that do that, needs to be dealt with and not get away with it.
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@GenericVtweeter
@chyang888
@thinking_panda
As soon as the subs shoot, they give their position away. So they are only safe as long as they remain passive lol.
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@Angelina1828
Rice is good. Easy to digest.
Though prob important to pair rice with some protein and fat, and not eat it on its own, to help avoid blood sugar spikes.
Good tip is adding coconut oil while boiling, then cool it to convert half to resistant starch & cut calories and GI levels.
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@ChefMiew
@WatariKai2024
@rue_du_four
@YouTube
Indians appear very optimistic tho their optimism seems unfounded to me.
Bureaucratic red tapes, infrastructure limitations and insufficient investment in education and skills development are likely to hold India back from being the next economic China.
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@ToshCooey
@thinking_panda
First ice sculptures are not really attributed to any one individual or country. Various cultures had embraced it long ago and not just exclusively in the west.
But Harbin is considered to be the first and largest ice festival globally that started the trend in 1963.
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@TaiwanSpecial
@BLJapanTaiwan
I say "Happy Chinese New Year & Lunar New Year".
As I have a right for cultural identity and share my culture with others plus acknowledge others celebrating their versions.
And no reasons to be pressured to not use the word, "Chinese" under Political guise for "inclusivity".
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