Việt Nam đang đổ nát... Quá nhiều dấu hiệu....
Dấu hiệu từ kinh tế, xã hội, chính trị, và vòng ngẫu nhiên trùng hợp của lịch sử...
Siêu El Nino cũng đang ập tới.
Có lẽ... đây là Thiên Mệnh.
Và chúng ta không thể trách ai, ngoại trừ chính chúng ta.
@loongkingdom Pseudoscience or just a meme myth on Chinese social.
Don't think too much about it.
If anything, it was probably a sign of deficiency in canxi due to Asian being lactose in-tolerant.
🇨🇳 | The last believed survivor of the “Long March” during the Chinese Civil War celebrated her 105th birthday.
Her name is Wang Quanying, she joined the Red Army as a medic when she was only 14 years old.
Born into a Tibetan family in 1921, Sichuan province, she lost both parents by age one. From age five, she was forced into harsh labor.
When the Red Army entered her hometown, Wang was attracted by their policy of protecting the poor and joined the Women's Independent Regiment.
The one-year-long march starting in 1934 under the leadership of Mao Zedong is viewed as one of the most daring military manoeuvres in modern history.
The Chinese Communist Party defied all odds, including total defeat, by what is often described as sheer revolutionary willpower.
Starting with about 100,000 people, only around 8,000 survivors eventually made it to their destination in Yan'an.
During battles with the Nationalist forces led by Chiang Kai-shek, Wang Quanying was cut off from her unit and went into hiding in 1936. Authorities verified her as a veteran in 1984.
@Supercell_fren Don't think too much about it. It is just usual bantering on X.
Like Two Tsunderes fighting each others but secretly loving the dynamics.
Is it toxic? Yes.
Is it fun? Yes, probably.
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@mrjeffu Mangaka as a profession is very workaholic and extreme.
You literally sacrifice your real-life for your artwork.
If a foreigner can endure it, it means he or she is 100% Japanese and Mangaka.
Best wishes, please stay healthy.
@alreadydawn 🇨🇳 retains most of historic sites, including their own (Forbidden City, etc).
Make me skeptical about western narratives of Cultural Revolution tried to "wipeout everything" and start "year 001".
NOT saying The Event did no harm, but the negative was over-exaggerated.
@MoQiuyao201314 Just a fun and gentle moment between the two, dont think too much about it.
If anything, it makes me like Chairman Xi even more (and the girl).
@GoldenSaka Most of cent-asia (not all ofc) look Mongoloids tbh.
My wild theory is that Asiatic-featured people in general, originated either from Tibetan Plateau or Altaic mountains.
(Probably both).
The extreme-cold + high-attitude (long adaptation) make Asians have that "sharp eyes".
@li_dawei98 They live off the fat of American profits too.
After all, they are the original UAE.
A "more democratic and more liberal" version that is.
No hating, good for them.
I am sure their excessive wealth will [last forever] too.
Just ask the American, Russian and Brussels ✨😏
@136Division The Chinese "sucked" at football because FIFA is rigged.
Chinese is pretty good in Olympics and the talents are increasing.
Make no mistake, Olympics is only a start.
In the future, where biological humans meet robotic synthesis.
🇨🇳 will dominate, just like NEV, Green tech.
@vnvnvnvnvnv12 It won't be affordable if it is done by non-China imho.
Regardless, as the mega-project keep delaying, the price can only be higher due to inflation and geopolitics.
Probably closer to $80 Billion or around "2.2 triệu tỷ VND" when it finally finished.
The trendin' beef between Brazil & Korea is very interesting for me
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1 of the most multi-racial
vs
1 of the most "mono-racial"
In the end, i do believe S-America and E-Asia will understand each others more and interconnected.
Positively or negatively.
Probably both.
@kapilansh_twt They do, just quitely on the Hardware and manufacturing part.
Ajinomoto is an example.
Or a potential global-disruptor like Canon NIL.
Those are just the few examples.
Homosexuality or just Team-bonding can be a great strength.
The Mongol used to bath, slept together, to gain high-synergy, battle-effectiveness, etc.
Conquered entire Eurasia within 3 generations, while only 1% of Eurasian population.
Regardless, i believe Messi is straight.
@Kotouta_Sige1 It is a warrior symbol and practice.
• The hair keeps their helmet tight.
• The shaved keeps hygiene to prevent diseases and lice infection.
Even in 2026 with highest advancing in biotech.
Modern military still practice the 2nd part.
Simple and effective.
@morris_que14 Han Chinese did not "replace" Manchuria/Dongbei, or Inner Mongol, Xinjiang, Tibet.
Because these regions population was already less than 1% of Han proper, even in late-Ming era.
What is truly impressive, was how the Manju/Mongol conquered Han proper with only 1% of population.
@morris_que14 Purity is bland.
More Mixing is better.
• British is a Mongrel of Celtic, Germanic, Viking.
• Mongol is a Mongrel of North Han, and proto-mongol (Xiongnu/Hunnu).
• American is a Mongrel of All.
First two created World largest Empire.
The final is the World we live in.
@b_thomas_2103 Qing is Manju-led but still very much Chinese.
I prefer Qing > Ming.
Anyways.
Zhou Dynasty is highly underrated, it was Holy Roman Empire (Germanic federation) before HRE.
Near the end of Zhou, you have Spring and Autumn period.
Near the end HRE, you have Enlightenment Ages.
Colors of Skins/Eyes/Hairs are highly overrated.
If we must measure physical attractive.
• Bone structure is Queen.
Cheekbone, jawline, spine, limbs, etc.
Beautifully and powerfully from inside, literally.
Drink milk, eat clean and active.
Photos of Huy Tran & Will Smith.
@W_T_Han Tang indeed had Xianbei DNA (maternal).
However.
• Culturally.
• Linguistically.
• Paternal lineage
Also importantly:
• [Self-identification].
All as Han Chinese.
Remember, xianbei was E-Asian, "Yellow people"
For Europe counterpart:
German (North Han)
Viking (Xianbei)