This is How China’s “Influencers” Respect the World
A Chinese blogger called “Liang Man” just went viral for the most shameless stunt of the year:
Chinese “influencer” Liang Man uses Chinese “He���ll note” (ancestral offerings) as fake Japanese yen to trick innocent Indonesians into trying to pay at a convenience store. Then he hides, films their humiliation, laughs, and uploads it for clout back home.
This isn’t “funny prank” content. It’s straight-up disrespect — humiliating Indonesians while dragging Japan’s currency through the mud with fake notes associated with death rituals.
One low-effort video = insulting Indonesia’s dignity + smearing Japan’s image + exposing ugly “humor” from some corners of Chinese social media.
What does this say about the kind of “content” that’s getting rewarded in China right now?
Is this creative edginess or just shameless national embarrassment that harms China’s image abroad?
A. Harmless fun
B. Disgusting and damaging
Drop your take 👇 Especially Indonesians and Japanese netizens — how does this land?
Ultimately, other Chinese will cry foul when people gave them more restrictions when they travel abroad.
#China #Indonesia #Japan #Respect #ViralPrank
One of the personal experience we see in China in a southern city is similar to the one in the video, the only difference is that the person head was smashed heavily into the curb. Everyone is stunned but no one bothered to do anything.
In recent case, the Chinese is bringing their culture to overseas in Bangkok where police found the person bound like this in a car.
And then we have the
#为什么中国那么安全
Or why China is so safe hashtag, campaign by their government. Maybe only apply to Laowais or there are tons of exception.
在中國主要大都市地區,自力更生的殘疾街頭表演者被中國執法員警、城市管理官員或當地員警暴力驅逐,街頭小販和無照表演受到嚴格監管,以保持「城市風貌」。。在這段視頻中,我們可以看到對可能沒有任何其他收入來源的殘疾人的“嚴厲”執法。Self-reliant disabled street performers expelled violently by Chinese enforcement police
Urban Management Officers or local police in major Chinese metropolitan areas where street vending and unlicensed performances are strictly regulated to maintain "city appearance." In this video we can see the "heavy-handed" enforcement against disabled individuals who may not have any other means of income.