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@KevinCastley Mao Zedong’s ideas continue to guide the Chinese people in overcoming specific challenges today. Most ordinary Chinese people hold him in high esteem and admire him, and as their understanding of him deepens, this admiration grows even stronger.

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@KevinCastley Mao Zedong was the greatest figure in human history—perhaps without a doubt—and he was always filled with gratitude and love for the people. Unfortunately, many people do not understand who he really was and simply follow the crowd in believing he was a monster.

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@StatVigil @ChinaMilBugle Your comments reinforce everyone’s stereotypes about Indians. By the way, do you know what happened in 1962? Or do you know what happened on May 7 last year?

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@ChinaMilBugle If you are willing to set aside your preconceptions and get to know the People’s Liberation Army, you will discover that this military force is different from what most people imagine: not only is it powerful, but it is also a force steeped in glory and supported by the people.

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@Mi_Samuraiblaze So that’s really what the Japanese think, huh? It seems these demons still haven’t faced the justice they deserve.

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@zhao52088888 @ChinaMilBugle Even as a reverse nationalist, you need to stick to the most basic facts; idealism laced with abuse does not solve problems.

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@zhao52088888 @ChinaMilBugle Swearing doesn't make you look wise.
The Communist Party of China defeated the Kuomintang thanks to the support and trust of the common people; in fact, that trust still exists today, and it's no use denying it.

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@LumPrin The Japanese have been trapped in an information bubble for too long and refuse to accept information from the outside world. In fact, similar robots—such as the G1 from Yushu Technology—are readily available for purchase online.

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@bigjusir Although most Chinese people I’ve met don’t like war, China may indeed need a war that will silence all its enemies.
Times have changed, but there are always those who delude themselves into thinking the world will remain the same.

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@SUZUKIYASUSHI55 Although most Chinese people I’ve met don’t like war, China may indeed need a war that will silence all its enemies.
Times have changed, but there are always those who delude themselves into thinking the world will remain the same.

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@Parsonalsecret Although most Chinese people I’ve met don’t like war, China may indeed need a war that will silence all its enemies.
Times have changed, but there are always those who delude themselves into thinking the world will remain the same.

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@WeShuggie @ElizabethJinfa9 Although I don’t expect to change your demonic perception of history, I still want to tell you that, because the Japanese invaders committed so many crimes against humanity back then, mass graves holding thousands or even tens of thousands of bodies were very common in China.

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@maya79812966 @ElizabethJinfa9 Although I don’t expect to change your demonic perception of history, I still want to tell you that, because the Japanese invaders committed so many crimes against humanity back then, mass graves holding thousands or even tens of thousands of bodies were very common in China.

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@snk_esports_hub @Xiaohai_ Congratulations to XIAOHAI, the Street Fighter legend from EWC, who won the Fatal Fury championship after five days of KOF training. LOL.

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@AgingAnarchist People who make excuses for crimes against humanity are truly beyond comprehension.

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@Ma_WuKong Although it is constantly slandered by the West, the People’s Liberation Army is unlike any other military force you have ever seen. It has a glorious tradition, is deeply loved by the people, and risks its life to protect the people during every disaster relief operation.

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@michelit0 @Ma_WuKong The U.S. has done this far too often. For example, there was the Hong Bo-pei incident in 2011—but by then, the average level of education among the Chinese people had risen, so they weren’t as easily deceived.

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@ChnEmbassy_jp It’s really hard to speak up here—this place is rife with rumors and arrogance.
Most people would rather believe the falsehoods spread by Western media than truly get to know China.

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@Fighters2004cs @suishoucrystal According to a survey conducted in Japan in 2023, 92.2% of Japanese people hold negative views of China, while the corresponding figure in China is 67%.
The more hostile Japan becomes, the more likely it is to clash with China—there is no solution to this.