@Cuichenghao777 Agree. And I dun understand how Chinese are able to fight the subway noise and chat on the phone. Video chatting is also such a nuisance like Chinese just want the whole world to know how much they are making, or what they are cooking etc,
@yujinfuse The correct way is that Chinese people successfully resisted Japanese invasion. Not China. And resisted not defeated or won. All memorial activities on Japanese invasion held in China are purely internal. Pls dun invite other countries leaders to attend. Overseas leaders are busy
@weiwei882288 Thus, pls remember it was the Chinese people that resisted the Japanese invasion and not China. And that if China chose to hold 9.3 or other memorial activities, it is an internal affair. And if overseas Chinese chose to forgive and move on, pls dun resort to moral blackmail.
@mdfujita Lingang is not a good example. It is a dead town and thus vehicles tend to travel at higher speed. So for safety, people tend to abide traffic rules.
@MdocAi Sounds interesting, and yummy. Traditional mooncakes are too sweet and unhealthy. Only ones that I eat are those from Shanghai, Liyang as well as those from Singapore….
@Joe__Bassey 1) pls restrict to only degrees from top 20 universities; 2) imclude also political sciences cos many Chinese love to “educate” on other countries which create more misunderstandings and hatred
@massa_onodera This is perhaps to prevent some travelers esp those from Dragon Land from asking for compensation should they fall when the bus hasn’t come to a complete halt.
@eru07085 back to basic. Sports events should focus on promoting sporting spirit. And not a country’s wealth. A country’s wealth should be used on its people rather than facilities.
@pirooooon3 Even as a foreigner, I know slurping in Japan is giving complements to the chef. Frankly, slurping sounds better than the noise when Chinese video chat amongst themselves and watch clips…. It’s probably the worse function ever made available in wechat.