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@gbaromman @XueJia24682 Actually there is no law explicitly outlawing personal VPN use. There is only an MIIT regulation—never approved by the legislature—requiring providers to obtain a license. Even spokespeople from the gov use VPN.Feel free to quote the law where it says personal VPN use is illegal.

@XueJia24682 Modern china where you are posting on a platform that is banned in china so you are either a liar or you are using a VPN to bypass China's firewall which is a crime

✨🇨🇳This is the buffet lunch in a Chinese school cafeteria. There are all kinds of home-style dishes. The food is simple but generous in portion and variety.

@McReynoldsJoe @americanmcgee From a people who can't even differentiate between a man and a woman...

@americanmcgee In the areas I care about, China's gotten worse over the past 15 years since I lived there (Beijing and Guilin fwiw). Freedom of speech, of thought, of association, of debate, of diversity - all the things that make life worth living. HK especially sad, everyone interesting fled.

Having lived in China 20+ years and watched them gain competence and then utter domination over so many aspects of tech, design, entertainment, finance, etc - and then look at how poorly they manage external perceptions (call it PR or propaganda or whatever)... And you realize they aren't even trying to convince the world outside of how great things are here. Meanwhile the US dedicates 1.3 BILLION USD to convincing people how terrible China is? All I know is it's going to be a very rude awakening for a lot of people when the curtains finally open.

@doukhobour @RnaudBertrand As long as you let us build Chinatowns in all your major cities, get all your electronics and EVs and AI from us, and trade with us, it's good enough.

@RnaudBertrand Why is it that global culture has so little Chinese influence?

This is genuinely incredible and says SO SO MUCH about the perception of China in the West. This is the #1 news show in France, and the host - David Pujadas - asks the pundits around the table (a sample of the top media figures in France) if they can name 3 living Chinese people. That's it: they just need to say the names of 3 living Chinese people, anyone. This should be extremely easy. Yet not of a single one of them can name a single Chinese beyond Xi Jinping. They do not know a single living Chinese person beyond the president. That's the level of ignorance of China we're dealing with in the West today, in 2026. This is the source for the video: tf1info.fr/replay-lci/vid… Aired live yesterday 28th of May 2026.

@TimBr1ggs @RnaudBertrand As a Chinese, I can only hope all Westerners continue to not have any clue on what China is like and that they continue to look down on and underestimate Chinese. We'll just keep our heads down and continue working on improving our country and our lives.

@RnaudBertrand Isn't it because every other Chinese person has to do what Xi Jinping wants? So in a sense the other people don't really matter, because they don't have any independent power or agency of their own?

@Unveiled_ChinaX @PaulH39468020 So an individual Chinese person is not allowed to live the lifestyle of an American simply because we are Chinese? Or maybe you consider Chinese subhuman and thus we shouldnt be allowed to have a similar carbon footprint to the average American?

@PaulH39468020 When it comes to total coal burn & emissions, no one looks at per capita. The only reason China’s per capita is lower is because it’s a poorer country than the US.

China is single-handedly burning more coal than the rest of the entire planet combined, exposing the deep hypocrisy behind Beijing's global climate commitments. According to official data from the International Energy Agency (IEA), global coal consumption reached a record high of 8,845 million tonnes. China alone consumed a staggering 4,953 million tonnes, meaning a single country is responsible for 56% of the world's total coal burn. When combined with India, these two nations drive a massive 71% of global coal consumption, completely undermining Western carbon-reduction efforts. This relentless reliance on fossil fuels is fueled by China's carbon-heavy industrial base, massive steel and chemical production, and domestic electricity demand growing at over 7% annually. While Beijing aggressively promotes itself as a green energy champion by leading the world in solar and wind installations, this clean energy is a fragile veneer. Because its renewable grid is highly unstable and intermittent, China continuously defaults to coal as its primary, heavy-duty backup to maintain economic growth. Despite empty promises to curb dependencies, China's dual strategy proves that energy security and industrial dominance will always override actual environmental responsibility. #UnveiledChina #IEAData #CoalConsumption #EnergyCrisis #ChinaIndustry #GreenEnergyParadox #CarbonEmissions

@Kolas_Yotaka Sure.

Xi Jinping Is No Less Dangerous Than Putin. Great to talk with Ukranian Channel 24. en.24tv.ua/taiwan-is-not-…

@UNWatch @WHO Hooray China! Let's bring more Chinamaxxing to the rest of the world!

NO JOKE: 🇨🇳 China, which oppresses 1.5 billion people and gave the world the Coronavirus, has just been elected to the @WHO Executive Board, empowering Xi Jinping to shape global health policy.

@satyacric2bat @XueJia24682 I'm flattered China lives rent-free in your head.

And yes, that is why #dwarfs — short-statured people in #China — under the #CCP are treated only as #comedians. Because the CCP has kept them only for #comedy work, to #entertain people, and they are not given proper opportunities for #education or jobs. When they are promoting #disability #inclusion so much, saying that disabled people can easily get jobs and work in different fields, then why is it not the same for dwarfs? Is it because dwarf people do not look “good” enough? You think your company image will look bad because of them. So the CCP should stop this #hypocrisy and this fake show of #equality.

✨🇨🇳In many companies in China, there is a dedicated effort to recruit employees with disabilities, providing them with jobs and building inclusive workplaces. BYD, for example, has over 5,300 disabled employees (end-2025) and adds hundreds annually.

@EricLDaugh Good. Now you guys can work on the refining and processing part. Good luck. 👍

🚨 IT’S OFFICIAL: Sec. Marco Rubio has just SIGNED a major rare earth minerals supply chain agreement with INDIA while overseas China is stunned! Rubio has been crushing it on his international trip. 👏🏻 Now he’s headed back to the USA 🇺🇸

@JSimIsHere @XueJia24682 You're projecting. You really have no idea about Chinese culture do you?

@XueJia24682 Poor teacher! This is how the new generation is being brought up in China. This is how the younger mainland Chinese become spoilt brats of the society.

✨🇨🇳With 10 days left until China's Gaokao (college entrance exam), a high school teacher organized a hotpot party for his entire class. The teacher even served as a "senior waiter," refilling soup and adding seasonings for the students, aiming to help them relax and boost their morale before the crucial exam.

@DA357246 @Jingjing_Li Is that why China is the only nation to have landed on the dark side of the moon?

@Jingjing_Li Boring compare to Musk Starship. China copying 1960’s technology.

Awesome! The first astronaut from #HongKong will be joining China's Shenzhou-23 mission! 🎉 And she's a woman, her name is Lai Ka-ying!👸 She is selected as a payload specialist for the mission. The spaceship is scheduled to be launched at 11:08 p.m. Sunday (Beijing Time) from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.

@wy7usa @Jingjing_Li Spotted the guy who's great at parties.

@Jingjing_Li Am I supposed to be in awe that she has a Vagina? What a sexist comment.

@lovegtv @SpoxCHN_MaoNing Lol. You make it sound like the United States and the West are altruistic good Samaritans and donating money to China. Newsflash, bud- United States and the West aren't charities - like every other country in the world, they are looking out for their self-interests first.

@SpoxCHN_MaoNing Do you think the CCP could survive without the economic and political support of the United States and the West?

More than twenty years ago, Mr. Ronald Sakolsky, an American teacher in China, donated $5,000 to support Ms. Yin Yuzhen and her husband’s efforts to turn the desert green. Today, the saplings planted with that donation have grown into a forest of over 50,000 trees. This story is a vivid example of people-to-people exchanges between China and the U.S. We are confident that the two peoples will keep adding new chapters of friendship and injecting fresh vitality into bilateral ties.

@bryanwaldo @OopsGuess They said China was behind in EVs, robots, and green tech as well. Well, some things don't age well 😂

@OopsGuess Still going to be inferior chips. The do not have the technology to produce the latest and greatest....and it's going to be decades before they do.

Jensen Huang says it has “largely conceded” China’s AI chip market to Huawei Nvidia was not rejected because China “hates” Nvidia. It was pushed out because Washington turned chips into a leash. China learned the lesson very clearly: You cannot build AI sovereignty on hardware that your geopolitical rival can revoke with one export-control memo. Jensen Huang can be friendly. Nvidia can be excellent. Chinese demand can be huge. None of that changes the strategic reality. If the neck of China’s AI industry depends on an American-controlled chip supply, then it is not an industry. It is a hostage. So China did what any serious civilization-state would do: It built alternatives. It endured the pain. It let Huawei grow into the space Washington forced open. Now Nvidia says it has “largely conceded” China’s AI chip market to Huawei. That is not China closing a door. That is America sawing off the bridge, then acting surprised when China built its own road.

@Jenna_bee__ @TheKanehB Yah. China has no electricity at all :)

WHAT ON EARTH DO YOU PICTURE IN CHINA? haha CHINA DOES NOT HAVE 1.4B people in cities or even with electricity. Most people in China are quite poor. They move to cities for work, to send money to family, but most of them are very poor. Communist countries are not prosperous. Beijing is crumbling.

China’s population is 1.4B people, America has 320m people. China has been under a surveillance state for decades- 600M surveillance cameras, they can identify citizens w facial recognition w a 98.5% accuracy and they record every move by their citizens Yet China only has 450 data centers What data is the US gathering that would justify the US to need 5,000 data centers - 15x what China has, with only a quarter of the population?

@Jenna_bee__ @TheKanehB Yups. Very poor. And we ride pandas to work and we are forced to eat tree bark and earth worms for breakfast, lunch, and dinner ^^

@Jenna_bee__ @TheKanehB If this is crumbling, as a Chinese, I can only pray that China crumbles more!

@loving_kangan @Jingjing_Li Yawn.

@Jingjing_Li your high-speed rail is stolen from others, your fresh, poison-free food is only for your top 1%, your stinking health care takes organs from the kidnapped people. And your endless lies.

Wow, incredible opinion in 2026 ...🤷 Well, we may not have Apple or the NBA here, but we have high-speed rail, fresh food, affordable health care and education, infrastructure and technology that serve the people ... Link: wsj.com/opinion/free-e…

@luo_yuehan Add high-speed rail to that list as well :D

Things you don't get in the West. Jensen Huang tries out Huawei's tri-fold phone in Beijing — it's too funny! #US #China

@Deezney420 @Jingjing_Li I mean, it's no surprise you guys don't like following the law. Even wearing a face mask to prevent the spread of illness and sickness to others is "impinging on muh human rights!"

So, the story is Fox News parked illegally in Beijing and got a ticket, instead of reflecting their own mistakes, they complained it’s because of all the cameras and Communism … Getting punishment when someone does illegal things is what everyone in the society expect. But looks like they got used to impunity.