ToniXian

[RTSG @RTSG_Main]

China is saving the gaming industry.

Thank you comrade Xi Jinping.

[愛国心の足りないなまけ者 にきめっ！ @tacowasa2nd]

素直に中国製の大手BYDにしときゃ何の問題も無かったのに、中国製はいやだって子供みたいな駄々こねて、無理やり胡散臭い日本メーカーの"日本製"ってことにして、粗悪な中国メーカーのOEM車を導入しといて、使い物にならないから捨てるときは"中国製"って強調するの随分と都合のいい脳味噌ですわね。

[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

Yet another striking illustration of just how ideologically rigid the West has become compared to what we used to be.

This was the obituary The Economist published for Mao in 1976 - at the height of the Cold War.

Read this part:

"In the final reckoning Mao must be accepted as one of history's great achievers: for devising a peasant-centred revolutionary strategy which enabled China's Communist party to seize power, against Marx's prescriptions, from bases in the countryside; for directing the transformation of China from a feudal society wracked by war and bled by corruption, into a unified egalitarian state where nobody starves; and for reviving national pride and confidence so that China could, in Mao's words, 'stand up' among the great power."

Show this text to any Economist "journalists" today - without telling them it's from their own paper - and they'd reply: surely it's "CCP propaganda" 😏

Yes, incredible as it may sound, there used to be a time when Western journalists could assess a geopolitical rival honestly and respectfully without being accused of being a traitor. And this honesty was in no small part a key factor why the West won the Cold War.

Today we call honest assessment "propaganda," and we harass, smear, and blacklist people for it. And we're puzzled why the West is in steep decline.

Truth matters.

[miku @Fmbymiku01420]

@kyokatsuuu Yall have way too much time dawg😭 look who’s fucking and who’s watching like find some bitches

[ella🌸 @ellamaxxing]

i just cant explain myself in general

[Angelica 🌐⚛️🇹🇼🇨🇳🇺🇸 @AngelicaOung]

This is President Lai Ching-te kneeling at a statue of a Japanese engineer who built a dam in Taiwan while it was a colony of Japan.

« We are grateful to the Japanese for their contributions to Taiwan. Japanese and Taiwanese are family. When we drink water, we think of the source. The Ushantou dam is a sentimental connection between Japan and Taiwan. »

So there you go. According to Lai China can do what they want. In a few generations, the Taiwanese will be grateful and unctuous even to their colonizers who treated them like second-class citizens as long as they build some infrastructure. The Chinese knows how to do that, right?

[𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦 @OopsGuess]

Japan lectures Chinese tourists about manners because someone ate loudly or behaved “too Chinese.”

Meanwhile:
• A Japanese man was deported after exposing his genitals on the Great Wall of China.
• Japanese women are banned from entering the country due to overseas prostitution.
• Japanese tourists caught vandalizing trains in Bangkok
• Japanese men exposed for child prostitution networks in Southeast Asia
• Japanese male tourists use underage girls in Southeast Asia as sex toys

So maybe sit this one out.

“Japanese manners” are apparently sacred at home —
and optional the moment they land in another Asian country.

[La Hipotenusa 🇮🇲 @_La_Hipotenusa_]

"No, es que en el TikTok de China el algoritmo les enseña contenido de ciencia y noticias mientras que el de aquí solo nos enseña contenido basura"

El putísimo TikTok de China:

[千寻｜AI 分享 🌸 @Crypto_QianXun]

删除你在互联网上99.8%的数字足迹。

这是一份分步指南：

[Mikuneki 🦇 @mikuneki]

Birthday wish*

[pikat 🇭🇰 @pikatl]

drew a duck

[ArtShareHQ @ArtShareHQ]

👻 Illustration / Dandadan

— Koro Dou (facebook)

[Trader壹身武艺｜🔶BNB| BTC最严厉的父亲🕊️ @0xTraderYi]

国外综艺相亲节目 中国塑料芭比娃娃：

我未来老公年薪至少要1500万-2000万之间

主持人问：你是0.01%的女人吗？

一个年薪2000万美金的男人

会找一个上周还和两个男人约炮的

塑料中国芭比娃娃吗？

果然这样的女人适合出口美国，还是西药见效快！

[Safari @Safari_liv3]

Koreans have long tried to claim Chinese culture as their own. They have even distorted the Chinese farmers depicted in the murals of China’s Mogao Caves into "Koreans", as if doing so could turn another country’s culture into something that originated in Korea.

[祐佳 @D9bf0NRDYrL21Ba]

天安門事件の動画。
欧米は一部分を切り取った画像を上げているが、戦車は民主化の市民を除けて進もうとしているし、市民が戦車に乗り込もうとしていても手出ししていない。
人民解放軍は人民に優しい。周りの人々がこの人をなだめすかして退場させているのが、印象的。
武力弾圧はなかったのよ。

[BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY🇵🇸🪂 @lwsrk]

China haters should try to find some pictures that aren’t 20 years old…

[Carl Zha @CarlZha]

Easiest engagement farming on X: take a Chinese video and call it Japanese

[WW2 The Eastern Front @ShoahUkraine]

A Chinese baby cries as he burns after a firebombing by Japan. Battle of Shanghai, 28 August 1937.