@netsiklopedi@zhang3278951092@militeryen The China of the past has far worse technology than the British. You Turks are really historically illiterate, aren't you?
@Seanbennn@jikwng772428@zhang3278951092@militeryen Don't you know that this video is an example of a SORA generated AI video?
1) the explosion would render the surrounding soldiers heavily wounded.
2) The number of tubes do not match any known PRC rocket launcher
3) the number of tubes are inconsistent from both ends...
@Tunckam3@zhang3278951092@militeryen Did you know that Turkish tribes used to border China? And then they were sent fleeing thousands of kilometers away from their original homelands by the Tang?
@WLFAuU@lunarcupcake751 I'd ask which part of the history which user @lunarcupcake751 said was false, the well known fact that the great wall isn't a barrier but a system of beacons and logistics, or that it's a well known fact that the Xiongnu were defeated by Han China?
@EricOmnigenius@XH_Lee23 You're spouting a myth. There is hard pressed to have any reports of a building in China collapsing out of the blue. There are more than 1 million bridges in China, and so far, the ones that had fallen can be numbered in the low dozens at most.
@well_brit@XH_Lee23 Then you have not been back in 10 years. China had famously cleaned up it's air pollution and waterways in the last 10 odd years and it can be reflected in databases like https://t.co/6kxeqvU74p.
Source: https://t.co/YxQBtctzUz
@CQ9z41iDOEOvdTc@XH_Lee23 How would you know, Japanese, have you been there? Have you read official Japanese reports on Chinese streets having human sewage on the street or tons of homeless people ?
@David97768248@XH_Lee23 You're referring to a municipality. That, or you're referring to a "city proper". A city proper is a system used by many other countries to refer to regions immediately surrounding a city as a city's population.
@icedupchihuahua@XH_Lee23 https://t.co/QKbmwzsrJt
What is bro talking about? You can find literal thousands of videos of people walking through places in China.
@cosmosmile1@XH_Lee23 Trust me, Chinese people travel abroad by the hundreds of millions as most have passports. They can compare and contrast life both abroad and domestically.
Most choose to return and not immigrate. They can see life beyond the great firewall and most think that China is better.
@cosmosmile1@XH_Lee23 I lived there and Chinese people are quite free in their speech offline.
As for vegetables, they are quite clean. All these and more are just myths spread by the Japanese general public to bring shame to China.
It's a normal functioning country with citizens who travel abroad
@EricOmnigenius@XH_Lee23 There are many, many videos of people walking through Chinese cities and videos showing Chinese cities. You can watch some and realise that China is far more developed than you think. You can even buy a plane ticket to visit a Chinese city which is listed by OP and see yourself.
@ElliotShoener@EnzoJax1668@XH_Lee23 It's pretty much a myth that China disappears people if they speak ill of the government. Jack Ma, for instance, was seen in another place avoiding the public eye when he "vanished"; and Peng Shuai can be seen in many public venues when she too "vanished".
@defendgaza@adem_sum The UN never declared what China is doing in Xinjiang to be a genocide. Also, all Muslim countries voted in favor of China. Look it up.