2026.8.9일 🇨🇳 후배이성 우한시 무창구
불경기에 중국 인민들이 살수있는 방법은 배달하던지 포장마차 하던지
허나, 뭔가 마음에 안든다고 그들의 삶을 터진을 무참히 박살내는 완장 찬 성관 요원들...
짱깨들은 완장 차면 눈에 뵈는게 없다.
중국 공안당국 바로 언론통제.
DISGUSTING: Muslims in Chicago found out that Christians had planned a Jesus March, so they decided to have their own Islamic march at the same time and location to try to disrupt the Christian march.
Muslims in America are becoming increasingly hostile.
🇨🇳 Watching this makes me so proud of our heritage. Thousands of years of Chinese women's stories, told through fabric and style. Absolutely beautiful. ❤️
🎙️ 罗刹猫市
I find it really bizarre that there are dozens of these Korean internet translation sites operating in different languages around the world. They translate posts from obscure incel communities that practically no one in Korea even uses, and even take individual posts with barely 20 views and sensationalize them as though they represent “K-netizens’ reactions.” They seem excessively obsessed with finding out what Koreans think and what kinds of topics they talk about every single day.
It’s like randomly selecting completely mundane posts from a community for Korean high school girls—things like “I’m jealous of my pretty friend” or “I don’t know how far I should go physically with my boyfriend”—translating them one by one, and then having foreigners read the posts and leave comments as though they were actually having a conversation with the Korean girl herself, discussing her post among themselves. The behavior itself feels genuinely creepy and bizarre to me.
Perhaps K-pop fans don’t actually like K-pop itself so much as they like the very existence of “Koreans who like K-pop.”
But by “like,” I don’t mean simple fondness or interest. It is more like an unsettling and peculiar fixation, in which all kinds of emotions—obsession, hatred, jealousy, and a sense of superiority—are tangled together.
They constantly monitor Korean online discourse and social issues, tracking what Koreans are saying day after day and trying to insert themselves far too deeply into what is happening in Korean society. Rather than simply consuming Korean culture, they seem to form a kind of parasocial-sociological relationship with Korea, endlessly observing and interpreting Korean society and even the everyday conversations of ordinary Koreans as though they were animals being watched inside a zoo enclosure.
In the end, Korea seems to have become something more than just the backdrop that produces K-pop for these people. It has become a vast object of social observation—something they feel compelled to watch, analyze, and react to every single day.
늘 시비는 먼저 걸어놓고.. 시비걸린 한국인이 상대해주면 한국인이 또 괴롭힘을 시작하려한다 이러면서 오히려 피해자인척해ㅋㅋ 얘네는 한국인들의 관심이 절실히 필요해보임.. 지겹다 지겨워 하루라도 한국인을 괴롭히지 않으면 심심해서 어떻게 살지 현생을 이렇게 열정적으로 살아봐