@DeaconAlexisR@OopsGuess As a Chinese person that grew up in the west. I feel a certain connection to the Chinese culture. There are certain aspects of the Chinese culture that has transcended time and geography. It is very hard to explain in English this feeling of continuity.
@DeaconAlexisR@OopsGuess Every empire falls for the same reason: arrogance and complacency. Three generations of affluence is all it takes to turn a thriving, innovative society into a cesspool of debauchery. Chinese civilization is the only one that rises from its ashes time and again.
@Why__Knot@Kai_Wong_CN@Jingjing_Li China isnโt feared out of hate, but because it disrupts a Western-led status quo. History taught people that rising powers expand. So when China rises, many assume threat. Whether thatโs fair or not, the anxiety is real.
@GhostOfFrederic@zhao_dashuai This is not mainland China. This is either Taiwan or Hong Kong. The Chinese writing is all in traditional Chinese not the simplified Chinese used on the Mainland.
@Siderite_A@whiteTony99 I feel modern art and fashion has become a circle-jerk club of teenagers trying to prank the world by displaying how much influence they have over our everyday lives.
@MysticSheikh@Linahuaa China: Collective mindset = powerhouse progress, but individuals get lost in the crowd.
West: Individual mindset = personal freedom, but ego and division tear society apart.
@VancouverTexas@AmbXieFeng Funny how 'do you not understand English?' is the go-to reply from people whose messages no one understands. Maybe itโs not everyone elseโs grasp of Englishโฆ maybe itโs your ambiguity thatโs the problem.