Kim Rathcke Jensen

Journalist. BA in Chinese. China correspondent 2008-16. Ex @berlingske, @Politiken, @DRNyheder. Now press advisor @aalborg_uni. In Danish @kimrjensen

[Kim Rathcke Jensen @kinablog]

Find me on @kimrjensen.bsky.social

[James M Zimmerman @jmzbeijing]

Publishers Weekly: "This gripping debut history from Beijing-based lawyer Zimmerman recounts the 1923 raid on a luxury train by Chinese bandits .... Dramatic and meticulously researched, it’s an immersive look at a forgotten chapter of Chinese history."

https://t.co/GYncYQXhWT

[ASY @doumenzi]

This is the most sensible and informed piece on Chinese politics I've read in a year and is worth reading in its entirety: https://t.co/16EKrX3QQV

[巴丢草 Bad ї ucao @badiucao]

Shanghai police is checking everyone‘s phone to eliminate dissent and trance of protest.

This has been common in Xinjiang against Uyghurs for years.
Now it is normalized in more cities.
Beijing is scared to the people in China！

[Theresa Fallon @TheresaAFallon]

Here is a close-up of CCP extraterritorial police 'offices' in Europe as quoted in @FT from the @SafeguardDefend report. Spain has the most with 7 CCP police offices followed by Italy with 5.

[Gina Anne Tam 譚吉娜 @DGTam86]

This translated post poetically captures so painfully how joy has been slowly squeezed out of life for so many in China over the past several years. Read this beautiful piece by @LiYuan6 https://t.co/mD0NWBThRU

[Chenchen Zhang 🤦🏻‍♀️ @chenchenzh]

someone mentioned "foreign hostile forces" in Liangma river
the crowd responded in fury: "the foreign force you talked about - are they Marx and Engels"?
"Was it foreign force that set fire in Xinjiang? Was it foreign force that toppled over the bus in Guizhou"?
"Are you all here

[Manya Koetse @manyapan]

Happening on Twitter at the moment at a time of unrest/protests taking place in various places across China. When trying to find the latest posts on situations in various places (in Chinese), you get endless streams of nonsense ads preventing quick access to actual information.

[巴丢草 Bad ї ucao @badiucao]

Chinese dissident @changchengwai is suspended by twitter for sharing a post commenting on Xi Jinping and other Chinese leaders like Deng Xiaoping.
looks like she has to delete the tweet to b back.

@elonmusk care to explain as ceo of twitter or Tesla？

[Kim Rathcke Jensen @kinablog]

@coffeemumbler Opgav!

[Kim Rathcke Jensen @kinablog]

I think maybe the insects in Carson Ellis’ “Du iz tak” have made the explanations for #Mastodon For instance, I was trying to figure out how to noot a bingle without jeffing a bonk but couldn’t figure it out.

[巴丢草 Bad ї ucao @badiucao]

when Xi meets Scholz
he does not even address him as name or title for the ’greeting‘
he just said “哎你好 Ah hello”

[Saša Petricic @sasapetricic]

Sadly, CBC closing its China bureau after 40+ yrs in Beijing. In the 5 yrs I was there, official roadblocks made it increasingly difficult to report, and Beijing unresponsive in granting new visas to CBC. Still, being there remains best way to tell China story. Hope we’ll return

[巴丢草 Bad ї ucao @badiucao]

A Chinese mother butchered son‘s pet bunny and took this TikTok video（抖音 in China）for click…

You ask what‘s wrong with China’s future？

[Sari Arho Havrén @SariArhoHavren]

Should Russia lose in Ukraine (it points to that direction now but Putin will likely have one more go w all in), it would strengthen Xi’s hand vis a vis 🇷🇺. But if Putin falls as a consequence, well, trying to work out the scenarios for Beijing.

[Byron Wan @Byron_Wan]

I guess it’s“Little Pink” Floyd now…

[Timothy McLaughlin @TMclaughlin3]

75-year-old Hong Kong activist with stage four cancer arrested, held for 5 months without bail and found guilty for a one man protest that was only *planned* and never even took place.

[Bill Birtles @billbirtles]

Two documentaries I previously did on Hong Kong & Taiwan are now curiously age-restricted on ⁦@YouTube⁩. Means you can’t access them without signing in. Wonder who’s been flagging them 🧐

[Ian Johnson @iandenisjohnson]

If you have time for just one China article or video, watch this 14-minute film by @muyixiao and the @nytvideo team. Based on 100,000 pages of documents shared by @ChinaFile it shows the astounding measures taken to build a nation-wide surveillance state.
https://t.co/9scGjCEeJm

[William C. Kirby @BillKirbyHBS]

Commemorating the largest, peaceful demonstrations in world history.