Cecilia Sun

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@mengyan1234567 叶赫那拉氏的诅咒终会应验

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@miren_41319 扔大海里吧 能游到日本他的精神国土是他的本事 到不了是天要收他

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@akapenpen01 @bitterweedread @machiaolg @Whatis7777777 小日子右翼脑子有屎吧 被自我认为的种族优越论洗脑成求着被核爆的程度 也是全世界独一份了 明显是嫌小胖子威力不够啊 要不再求着你美国爸爸恩赐几颗原子弹 氢弹 那多自豪啊

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@zaobaosg 价值多少？？？

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@wangdan1989 SB 难道跟你一样长住国外吗 神经病

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@zhai_zhaii 按日本人自己的思维逻辑，现在活着的日本人都是没爹没娘 有娘生没娘养的，日本人的子子孙孙也都没有自己的祖先

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@miren_41319 坡县真是没下线了 小国寡民 畏威不畏德 软骨头 估计巴不得被日本再殖民一次 SB编辑 脑仁被大粪挤没了吧

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@zaobaosg 成年人之间本来就是 关你屁事和关我屁事 劝诫？呵呵 难道本身不就是说教？！

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@RnaudBertrand India media loves drama, poor quality translation device plus poisonous food, yet all hyping for Xi is ill

[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

Contrary to the baseless rumors that circulate about Xi's health: video proof that this 👇 is why Modi said "is it ok?" It's because Xi's earpiece for translation didn't work, not because he had a health episode.

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@wanghandd 学点历史吧 宋朝不算小国了吧 有钱 没武力 结果呢 靖康耻 耻到什么程度呢 亡国公主不如娼妓

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@GordonGChang LOL really? Chinese will let you know what the truth truly is. SB

[𝐶𝑜𝑟𝑟𝑖𝑛𝑒✨ @Qpigpig]

LV正在中国密集发起跨行业商标诉讼，从网红奶茶茉莉奶白到南京鸭血粉丝店，就连平价餐吧都被起诉。

它的做法和偷国在本质上并无二致，偷国一直疯狂偷窃中国文化，占为己有，然后抹去中国文明母体源头，谎称是自己原创，从饺子到端午节，从泡菜到汉服。。贪得无厌恬不知耻，这就是赤裸裸靠吞噬文明母体的文化寄生。

而这次LV的做法更卑劣更恶毒，把中国古代文化直接注册成商标，然后公开收割中国企业，这就等于在法律层面上确认了LV才是中国古代文化的原创者，剥夺中国古代文化遗产的文明母体的地位。

现在LV直接可以告中国几乎所有使用这些纹样的场所，企业和机构，因为中国的法律已经赋予了LV有这样的权利。

这事也代表了中国知识界的彻底堕落，居然没有一个中国的历史学家，艺术家，考古学家，民俗学家从历史，文化的角度来批判LV的强盗行为，也没有一个法学家站出来质疑LV胜诉的荒谬性，有且只有网民们自发发声，维护中华文明的正统性。

最讽刺、也最让人心寒的是，欧盟法院（EGC）在多年前就曾因为“缺乏显著性”和“行业泛化、滥用”，依法撤销过LV多项标志性的棋盘格等商标注册。

西方成熟的法律体系非常清楚，当一个符号过于基础、属于公共审美的公域时，是绝对不能允许私人无限垄断的。

结果到了中国，苏州中院却亲手奉上了高达上千万的判决，甚至逼得法院自己不得不关闭评论区以躲避排山倒海的民意。

这帮高高在上的官僚法条复读机，为了展现他们所谓的“对标国际营商环境”，用本国企业的血、用整个民族的传统审美产权，去给法国奢侈品巨头献上了一场极其荒诞的司法跪舔。

[番茄大叔🇨🇳 @uncleTomat0]

藏族小哥出来说了一句公道话：
“我讨厌旧西藏，为什么一定要去美化歌颂旧西藏？我是农奴的后代，难道我要拿我祖辈的苦难给农奴主贴金吗？我做不到。人啊，不能忘记过去的苦难，我看过旧西藏的历史，当然你也看过，但你却觉得黑暗都是别人编造的，然后用自洽的逻辑自欺欺人”

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@0r3foI4Ffh78876 SB

[James Wood 武杰士 @commiepommie]

🇨🇳 A plane hit Beijing’s tallest tower. Western media called it a cover-up. China just published one quiet paragraph and moved on

A small light aircraft hit Beijing’s tallest building last Friday. Predictably, Western media immediately started screaming censorship. The actual story here in China was quieter, more typical and far more revealing about how information gets handled on both sides.

It was a solo flight, the pilot died and debris fell. Thirteen people on the ground were injured, there was no major fire and no structural collapse. A contained incident in one of the most tightly controlled airspaces on Earth.

Chinese media handled it the way it handles any visually shocking incident in the capital. Feeds on Weibo and Xiaohongshu did not feature graphic footage, there will not be comprehensive national reporting and no speculation either. The next afternoon the Chaoyang district government put out a short official notice: one pilot dead, thirteen injured and an investigation is underway. It referred to “a high-rise building” near the East Third Ring Road. Beijing Daily published it and that was basically it. Basic facts released, no graphic imagery and no hype.

Western outlets, especially CNN, led with the deletions and the 24-hour gap. “Scrubbed from the internet.” “Information vacuum.” “How did this happen in the most protected city?” The framing was predictable: opacity, control or something sinister. They spent more energy on the missing videos than on the actual limited official confirmation that followed.

This is the real difference in media incentives.

Western commercial media benefits from fear, drama, and anything that supports the current China narrative. A plane striking a prominent skyscraper creates ideal content and it immediately presses the “authoritarian secrecy” button. Chinese media, guided by the CPC and prioritises public calm over spectacle.

In a country this big, stopping panic and rumors is more important than getting lots of views on shocking videos. Reporting on accidents and disasters is done cautiously, particularly when close to centers of power. Calm is what is being safeguarded.

When we compare the two systems. One chases engagement through negativity, the other prioritises social cohesion over open spectacle. But if you actually live here, the streets outside are still calm, the investigation is running and the building is still standing. The version that matches daily reality is the one that didn’t turn a tragic general aviation accident into a global censorship drama.

Which media environment actually leaves ordinary people better informed about what just happened in their own city?

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@mayuhappy831 你们日本的历史课本就是很奇怪呢 为什么会莫名其妙就挨了2颗原子弹呢 不是1颗 是2颗哦？美国为什么要核爆日本呢？是因为好玩吗 好奇怪啊 爱好和平的日本人真的是无论如何反思都理解不了呢？日本帝国主义一定是做了天理不容的事情才会成为人类历史上第一个也是唯一一个被核爆的国家吧

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@shangjueqian China is not anti-Muslims nor christian nor Buddhism as long as you don't use religion mess up the society or public education system, really beautiful dress btw

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@mengyan1234567 怪不得印度自诩跟以色列是一家子 一手佛经 一手圣经就敢叫板联合国

[Cecilia Sun @CeciliaSun14]

@nepalimeow your home, now