Starting today, I'm launching a long-term series offering my personal take on football teams, with regular updates here on X and Threads. All content is original and reflects my own views only. Join the conversation. I'd love to hear your thoughts!
@FabrizioRomano You cheeky genius! With such a huge event happening in the football world recently, you've managed to avoid making a single comment about it👍🏻
@niklas_911 As a Chinese person, I also feel deeply disappointed and confused about this. Perhaps it's not that our football-loving players don't work hard, nor is it that China lacks talented footballers. Sigh... Some things are just too complicated to put into words
@at_sh_1385 Chinese people are always happy to make new friends. We have always been friendly and welcoming toward foreigners visiting or living in China
@feng_chen47047 The inflammatory content here seems coordinated, using different languages to smear China and provoke hostility between Chinese people and users from other countries
Some people in Germany, France, and Turkey talk without any logic or impact. Like stray dogs snapping at everyone, they chase online attention and traffic, probably living narrow, impoverished lives with little exposure to the outside world hhhhhhh😁
@Sozialliberali Germany and Japan are America’s two obedient lapdogs. Few Germans today embody the true Germanic spirit; most seem like hybridized sissies, though the Japanese are even more perverted
@drmayo_theone As you said, you’re free to criticize your government. But extreme rhetoric and protests keep happening nonstop, and ordinary people are still the ones who suffer the most. So what’s the point of criticizing the government if things never seem to get better?
@mbrma7ii You only focus on that painful chapter of our history while ignoring how rapidly China has developed under its leaders’ policies since the war. Maybe you should worry more about whether bread in Germany will cost 500,000 marks again