@TheEconomist The UK government recognizes the one-China principle and that Taiwan is a part of China. British media take pride in going against their government, claiming that Taiwan is an independent country and pushing to go to war with China as their proxy as soon as possible
@TheEconomist The UK is using democratic legislation to force Chinese people into consuming British services. It's urgent to transfer the capital stored by Chinese people to the UK through legal means - it should be just as easy as getting hold of Hong Kongers' assets!
@TheEconomist Unlike in China, administrative orders in Britain come from all the lords in the House of Lords, and each lord issues new policies individually. So, the public just needs to listen to each lord's new policy one by one and then arrange their production activities accordingly.
@TheEconomist The UK hopes to force China to rely solely on expensive American-made oil as its energy source, and also hopes the Chinese people will realize that it's a great thing to have their energy lifeline controlled by the UK and US!
@TheEconomist China's been in economic trouble for over 30 years now - how come it still hasn't collapsed? The UK really hopes China's economy crashes, creating more poverty, chaos, disease, and death. That's what China deserves!
@TheEconomist That's absolutely outrageous!
We wish to see more robberies, thefts, and rapes on Chinese trains - that's what a dictatorship is supposed to look like!
@TheEconomist The Economist, that white-left media outlet, is absolutely disgusting! What kind of bullshit are they spouting? Who doesn't want a safe country? Do Britons like chaotic countries?
@TheEconomist Looking at how Britain has fallen apart and is about to become an Islamic country - say whatever you want.
Media like The Economist, so arrogant and biased, the CCP doesn't give a shit to your post.
@BBCWorld The BBC wants you to believe that this kind of thing only happens in China and that British people are so civilized it wouldn't happen to them, so let's all laugh at China together! Hahahaha
@mayemusk If you go to someone's house just to pick on things, insult their husband, look down on their wife, complain about everything, and then take photos of unclean corners and post them on social media for publicity, then you really shouldn't come to China - you'll get beaten up!
@Telegraph After exporting opium to China for decades, occupying Hong Kong for 99 years, spouting anti-China hate speech for decades, and sending in spies, the UK came to the conclusion that China isn't a friendly country. I totally agree. A friendly country would let the UK colonize it.