Yubing Wu

[𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦 @OopsGuess]

The West restricted chips, lithography machines, EDA tools, AI GPUs, cloud access, and entire technology supply chains against China.
That was called “national security.”

China restricts rare earth exports.
Suddenly it is “endangering $6.5 trillion of Western industry.”

Perfect.

When the West weaponizes supply chains, it is defending freedom.
When China controls the materials it actually produces, it is threatening the world.

The lesson is very simple:
They never had a problem with economic coercion.
They had a problem with China learning how to use leverage.
They wanted China to remain the mine, the factory, the cheap labor, and the obedient supplier.

But China built the refining capacity, the processing chain, the industrial ecosystem, and the leverage.

Now the empire is discovering that supply chains have two ends.

And China is no longer willing to be the silent end.

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@wolfghostninja @OopsGuess Capital enters any country in pursuit of profit. A nation's development is ultimately determined and built by its people. Foolish and arrogant Westerners will ultimately destroy themselves.

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@whyyoutouzhele 美国人不知道，霸权在中国是一个贬义词。所以，你都这样说自己了，还怎么回答呢。就像学校里问，你问什么霸凌，我就是霸凌。那还说什么呢。

[The Europe Sino Institute @europechinalink]

My name is Pat McCarthy, and I am originally from Ireland. ☘️ I have been living in China since 2012. 🏮

Having spent significant time in both places, I have noticed clear differences—and distinct advantages to living in China—in almost every aspect of daily life, from safety, housing, and healthcare to the cost of living and culture. 🏙️

However, as I share these observations, I want to make my stance clear.

I see many expats express their love for China by tearing down their home countries, often just to get likes and attention on social media. I don't view this as a mature or productive mindset, and broadcasting that kind of negativity ultimately helps no one. 🛑

I believe you can deeply appreciate your host country without disrespecting where you came from. 🤝

My goal is to remain proud of my roots and maintain my patriotism, while sharing my experiences—including constructive critique when necessary—with a mindset that promotes mutual understanding, growth, cooperation, exchange, and harmony. 🌱

Just as I believe in being fair to my home country, it is deeply frustrating to see mainstream media unfairly point the finger at China, often led by critics who have never even set foot here.

Today, I want to set the record straight. ✍️
Having lived here for over a decade and traveled the length and breadth of the nation, I am sharing the reality on the ground based entirely on firsthand experience.

Of the 5 things I love about daily life in China, this one takes the crown:

Unmatched Public Safety. 🛡️

Ireland is a safe country overall, especially compared to the rest of the Anglosphere and larger European nations. But even so, walking alone at night in major cities can still feel risky, particularly for women.
In China, it’s a completely different story. I've always told people:

"You can walk anywhere in China, at any time of day or night, 365 days a year, and never run into a problem. It truly is one of the safest countries on earth." 🌃🚶‍♂️

I can think of many reasons for this: the cultural emphasis on harmony, mutual respect, and a sense of community, along with strict gun control, little to no drug use, and low rates of crime and homelessness. 📉

Critics will probably point to surveillance, but surveillance is everywhere—even in countries with high crime rates and dangerous streets. 📷

Curious about the other 4 upgrades to daily life? Read the full piece via the link in the comments. 👇🔗

[Jason Smith - 上官杰文 @ShangguanJiewen]

@GenFlynn Peace is not a 'threat' general.

👇

[Danford @danfordmm]

Cuba is a threat, Russia is a threat, Venezuela is a threat, Iran is a threat, Sudan is a threat, North Korea is a threat, hell...Zimbabwe threatens the foreign interests of the USA.

Stop lying!! With your appeal to authority in referencing your former positions. The USA is the single greatest threat to all countries on this planet. Together with its partner in evil Israel. The world is in turmoil and strife because of the USA and Israel.

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@yoha_eshwar @Abhishekkkk10 Do you understand Chinese culture? Can you give an example? Taiwan didn't experience that era. Is there a fundamental difference between Taiwanese and mainland Chinese culture? Please don't expose your ignorance.

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@jenniferzeng97 1. It's highly unlikely that you'll find photos of National Security Bureau personnel's identification. It's highly probable that it's fake. If it's a rumor
2. In every country, security personnel are mixed in with service staff at important events; this is common knowledge.

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@AnthropicAI 如果一家公司只是站在美国立场和公司立场和中国竞争甚至遏制中国，都可以理解。但如果文章中充满谎言和编���，就是误导公众和国家。这家公司的中国籍员工理所应当规避说谎的公司和仇视母国的公司。

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@elonmusk What does Hitler's behavior, such as war and the extermination of Jews, have to do with socialism? It seems to have more to do with racism and nationalism!

[𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦 @OopsGuess]

Funny how your video starts after the mob had already attacked elderly passengers.

No footage of masked protesters beating civilians.
No umbrellas blocking the assault.
No pepper spray.
No elderly people being swarmed by “democracy” cosplay kids.

Just police entering afterward.

Very convenient.

Hong Kong did show the world what “one country, two systems” means:

A city can survive even after Western-backed rioters tried to turn public transport into a battlefield.

Taiwan should watch carefully.

Not because Beijing broke a promise —
but because Washington’s version of “freedom” always seems to require civilians getting beaten on camera, then edited out of the story.

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@damiaoedux 未来很多优秀的，未学习过编程的人，可以通过代码实现自己的想象力，不限于文科生。前提是优秀的人，不是文科生。

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@shimsham395117 @kyleichan You are foolish; you don't see humanity as a whole. Your ancestors may have Chinese ancestry.

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@jenniferzeng97 撒谎的人可耻。这是家长给孩子加餐。学校是封闭式管理。和食堂饭菜和赚钱无关。大部分学生在食堂吃。你是一个虚伪的中国人！

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@denisewu 美国不是一样吗？美国技术也不允许卖，也是属于国家，不属于工程师。国家利益对抗的时候，本就如此，不要带节奏了。

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@Sea_Bitcoin 没有扎根中国的想法，只想着卖个好价钱。商业上没错，但目前中美政治环境不允许。应该有觉悟事先想到。

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@Suyutong 什么叫大答案。没见过这样用中文的。你是哪国人?是特朗普国人吗？

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@learning_yohei 汉字没有想象的那么难。大多数人掌握3000个汉字就够用了。少一点，掌握1500个汉字，也可以日常使用了。剩下的，边用边学。多音字也无所谓，中国有句古话，秀才只认半边字。

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@nncym999 @learning_yohei 反对你这样的中国人。

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@UT_1020 回头看看历史吧，中原文明帮助韩这个民族多少次。使用汉字并非韩国先人的冲动，而是对文化共同体的认可。文化是超越国界的，由于中原王朝的衰弱，就放弃使用几百年的文字，真是可悲可叹。

[Yubing Wu @wu_yubing]

@UT_1020 Don't be stubborn. This world is indeed materialistic and prejudiced against the poor. In a few years, when China reaches the top of the world, you will be proud to have once used Chinese characters.