@vxnnvl@qfvetj@mioskylar Actually, we all dislike him, especially young Chinese users who can access the international internet (that is, people here).
@vxnnvl@qfvetj@mioskylar During that period, he made no attempt to discourage their behavior. In fact, many online users felt that his articles had encouraged his fans to act that way. He made no response to the incident at all until he finally posted something about it the following year.
@mioskylar and some users whose lives revolved around AO3 and relied on it for emotional support suffered mental breakdowns.
It felt like everything was chaotic, tense, and out of control at the time. It was as if everything had collapsed overnight, and I felt completely lost and helpless.
@mioskylar As an ordinary online user who wasn't deeply involved, I watched from the outside as many authors were unable to continue updating their works. Many people living overseas said they wanted to help publish their works for them, and some users whose lives revolved around AO3
@SSoldat3607@HAPPYFOOL15702@rushoo_fatality They cost money. There are many options to choose from, but we have to find them ourselves. Their prices vary. There are both cheap and expensive options. but most of them require payment. Free ones aren't very reliable these days, so we need to make sure to top up in time.🥺😜
I also hope that foreign visitors coming to China will avoid traveling to Guizhou for the time being. If the number of tourists drops sharply during this period, it may also help them realize how serious this issue is.🙏🏻
To travelers from around the world:
If you come across this post, please help us share it and spread the word.
I am Chinese. There is a place in China called Guizhou, known for its beautiful mountains and rivers. But today, I want to tell you not to travel to Guizhou.
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So I hope that our friends from other countries will speak out and leave comments on Chinese official social media accounts. At the very least, this could help more people recognize that this is a serious issue that deserves serious attention.
This is what Chinese men are really like. They oppose the sale of sanitary pads on trains and even come up with a seemingly legitimate excuse to justify themselves.
Of course, many men don't even bother to come up with a reason. They simply belittle and insult women.