@wartranslated If you understand history and Chinese people, you would know why China chooses neutrality and opposes war. But if you are foolish enough try to bully China with unfounded accusations, then you will realize that China’s strength no longer allows the humiliation it once endured
@ukraine_map@wartranslated Why Ukraine would choose to provoke China—is this at the instigation of the West? Do you really expect to push a neutral China toward Russia and turn it into your enemy? If China were to actually intervene in the war, do you think the situation would look the way it does now?
@Dan_Brisbois@CollinRugg Really? Do you know how much rice costs in China—about 2 RMB per jin (half a kilogram). As for what you mentioned about people not being able to afford food—sorry, that’s simply not the case. Even in poorer villages, there are substantial subsidies in both goods and funds.
@Th3BadG0y@loongkingdom@kheed22 A traditional festival in rural China called “Touqing” (Stealing Greens). During this event, young people, children, and even some adults “steal” vegetables or fruits from the fields of neighbors or relatives. Everyone is aware of it, even prepare to make it easier to be “stolen”