@MurrayShinaide Foreign celebrities have always been popular in China. Speed is a huge streamer. IDK why you'd assume he won't be bombarded by brand deals as soon as he lands in China. Chinese tech firms aren't going to pass up a great chance to showcase their products to a foriegn audience.
@tigerwav@kirawontmiss Failed colour revolution... shame on the US for trying that shit on us. US politicians and "NGO" staff have the blood of everyone that died in the carnage around the square on their hands. China will never be Ukraine.
@BananaRepub69@mubarakUG Africa is still in the infrastructure building phase. China is providing expertise, investment and training and employment. China doesn't meddle in the internal policies of African countries. China sells products to Africa and Africa sells critical raw materials. Win-win!
@BasedTorba Not for the reasons you stated. Attempted colour revolutions failed in China because we have a sovereign internet space. Our apps are better because Chinese engineers developed them. China's multiculturalism didn't fail, because we didn't go bomb the middle east.
@DesGal101@zapatas_mom Best city my ass. Chengdu easily beats Shanghai in terms of food, culture and general liveability. I'm saying this as someone who loves Shanghai. It's an amazing city, but claiming that foreign influence makes it better than other cities is just ignorant.
@Son_ImSleep This is so stupid. Manipulative women can get men to grovel for them but be a reasonable girl and you get taken advantage of at best, beaten up or killed at worst. Apparently abusive people have a lot in common no matter the genderπππ
@TaraBull808 You're so lame for making that montage at the beginning. The reason they're all saying 'ground floor' is because they're all visiting the biggest city in the world which is situated in a very mountainous region, which makes how guaging how high up you are very confusing.
@GameAddict@RnaudBertrand πππA sutble hint that he is a tree spirit and finds the nitrogen-rich urine better tasting than the heavenly elixir.
@thucduyen16@orikron Ethnic and religious minorities in China have affirmative action programs for education so that they're incentivised to go out and mingle with everyone else, pursue higher education and bring economic opportunities back to their communities.
@burnschronik@samquinn502@DiscussingFilm If anything is the other way round. Western countries almost never screen Chinese movies. Disney has 2 resorts in China. One in HK and another in Shanghai. Universal studios also has a massive park in Beijing. Chinese people supported Hollywood so hard for the last 2 decades.
@Thefluffypommy@HollywoodHandle Just go see it if it's in a theater near you. Absolutely worth the 2 and a half hours. Limited release outside of China, so you'll be waiting a long time if you want to see tons of reviews before you decide to go.
@GianoliIi@HollywoodHandle Chinese people actually love Zootopia. Theatres would be packed. What's taking so long? It's been almost a decade since the first one.