🍋大松鼠🐿️

为了开辟新天地
唤醒了沉睡的高山
让那河流改变了模样

[🍋大松鼠🐿️ @myjkccd]

Grok对付殖人好就好在：
1、血统压制：殖人的纯美爹血统，殖人上来就矮了一节。
2、数据和史料压制：专治殖人奇葩言论。以前是辟谣的跑断腿，现在轮到造谣的搜肠刮肚。
3、情绪压制：不会被殖人嘴臭带入口舌之争，反倒可以通过定制回复风格，反向嘴臭殖人。
4、免死金牌压制：举报封禁？不存在的。

[Hulio @hulio_fox]

@xiaotutubuguai @vic49588632 傻逼，中国的稀土只是便宜，不是无可替代

[𝘙𝘢𝘣𝘪𝘴𝘩 @rabish_ss]

𝙁𝙍𝙀𝙀 𝙋𝘼𝙇𝙀𝙎𝙏𝙄̇𝙉𝙀 🇵🇸

[Censored Humans @CensoredHumans]

An Israeli girl lost her temper after seeing an American young man raising the Palestinian flag and tried to snatch it from him!

What was notable and interesting was the reaction of the police officer who stopped her, saying:

“Stop, we are not in Tel Aviv, ma’am.”

[🍋大松鼠🐿️ @myjkccd]

@miradreaamy 23

[🔪飞刀🔪 @chaoyinsukandao]

广西灾区上空的无人机密度要超过俄乌战场了

[Modraaaaa @nmamtbh]

无人机在外国：杀人
无人机在中国：

[T. Bernadetti @MrsRoyKeaneo]

Two more Lebanese paramedics were killed by #Israel while trying to help an injured civilian.

Western governments should all rot in hell!

[🍋大松鼠🐿️ @myjkccd]

@baharkarakrt b≠0

[TIMES OF GAZA @Timesofgaza]

Children of Gaza.

[mustafa yazıcı @myzccc]

ASLA UNUTMA!

İsrail askerlerinin doktor kılığına girerek Filistin hastanesine girip insanları öldürdüğünü asla unutmayın.

Bu terörizm ve savaş suçudur.

[mustafa yazıcı @myzccc]

🇮🇱 İsrail, Filistinliler tarafından kullanılan su kaynaklarına beton döküyor.

🚨 Medyada yer bile almadı.

Hangi kitapta böyle bir kahpelik yazar?

[Marcos Feres 🇵🇸 @marcosvmf_]

Israelenses usam estádio de futebol mais antigo de Gaza como campo de tortura para homens, mulheres, crianças e idosos palestinos. Dezembro de 2023.

[孔方子 @Kongfangzi1]

@SekaiUtu

[ALUTHEDON @Mbakaza4L]

DO NOT TURN A BLIND EYE TO THIS. HOLY SHIT.

[Kumandan @KumandanRte]

Dünya Kupası'nın oynandığı her statta şu 33 saniyelik videoyu dev ekranda gösterseler, İsrail diye bir devlet kalmaz ortada.

[The Resonance @Partisan_12]

In memory of all the journalists k!lled in GAZA GEN0CIDE 💔

[Katherine @supressedvoic]

No difference!

[🍋大松鼠🐿️ @myjkccd]

@satireorcry1 你反中反华反共也就算了，无底线支持尹锡悦是什么鬼？

[MO @Abu_Salah9]

بتهمة جمع الخضار والزهور البرية.

لحظة قيام الجيش الاسرائيلي بترويع واختطاف أطفال فلسطينيين لمكان مجهول

لولا وجود منصات مثل X لما وصلت هذه المشاهد للعالم

فضحهم واجب على كل حُر حول العالم.

[Vinicios Betiol @vinicios_betiol]

Esta imagem terá mais curtidas do que a publicação deste criminoso de guerra.

[Eivor @Eivor_Koy]

On X you can always see Chinese videos being called “Japanese” and things originated from China being labeled Japanese — sometimes even smeared as “China stole it,” like with Mocha (抹茶).

Here’s the actual story:

Mocha (powdered tea) originated in China during the Tang Dynasty (7th–10th centuries) and reached its peak in the Song Dynasty. Tea leaves were steamed, dried, and ground into fine powder, then whisked with hot water in an elegant “pointing tea” style popular among scholars.

Strong evidence comes from China’s Famen Temple (法门寺), a Buddhist temple over 1,700 years old with an underground palace containing undisturbed royal treasures. Among them is one of the earliest known royal tea sets, including a gilt silver tea caddy woven out of metallic yarn (Picture 1), a gilt silver tortoise-shaped tea box (Picture 2), a tea roller-grinder (Picture 3), and a silver stove. As part of the set, a “Tiao Da Zi” (调达子, Picture 4) mixing container was used — in ancient China, tea was prepared like a meal: ground into powder, mixed with spices into a paste, then whisked with hot water.

In the late 12th century, Japanese monk brought the technique and seeds from China. Japan refined it with shading methods and made it central to Zen Buddhism and the tea ceremony, turning it into a symbol of harmony and tranquility. While China later shifted to loose-leaf tea, Japan preserved the powdered form.

Today, Mocha is booming globally as a superfood. China has reclaimed its place as the world’s top producer, with Guizhou Province (especially Jiangkou near Fanjing Mountain) as a major hub — often called China’s “Mocha Capital.” Its misty high-altitude climate is perfect for quality tea, and modern factories have made it a big exporter.

In short: Born in China, popular in Japan, thriving again in China.