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@jenniferzeng97 How did he set off the projector then escape out of the country before they could locate him? Wasn't the protector located within 50 minutes, how could he get away so far so fast?

🚨Update: The brave man who did this, Mr. Qi Hong, is 43 years old and is currently in the United Kingdom. He believes in Buddhism. What he is most worried about now is that innocent people might be implicated because of his actions (The CCP already harassed his relatives yesterday). Qi Hong stated that it was not a sudden decision to do such a thing. In the past, he had long been publishing various anti-CCP remarks on social media. He knew that if things continued this way, sooner or later, he would end up in prison. As early as 2018 and 2019, he had already done similar things, but at that time, they were not photographed or filmed. In addition, he is willing to accept interviews from formal media. Media outlets that wish to interview him can first contact @YesterdayBigcat. Individuals who are willing to provide him with help in Europe can also contact @YesterdayBigcat. This is the letter Qi Hong left for the police to read when they arrived at the scene. I posted the full translation of it yesterday here (only with Qi Hong's name blocked): x.com/jenniferzeng97…

29 Aug Chongqing, huge Anti CCP slogan were projected to a building, demanding freedom and CCP to step down. "Take down red fascism, Take down CCP tyranny." Hats off to this brave man.

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@ruth_wishart @MarionHarr9977 Doesn't stop illegal migrants working in the black and grey markets though does it?

@MarionHarr9977 Have you any idea how tiny the living allowance is? Plus they are expressly forbidden to work.

Imagine fleeing war zones, finally arriving via dangerous boats to the UK then finding your hotel/hostel surrounded by a baying mob demanding you go back to the conflict you fled. Economic migrants are doing what Scots have done for generations: searching for a better life.

@TGTM_Official Can you link source to this video to be verify the statement please?

Multiple strikes in Africa against Chinese mining companies destroying local environment and economy. Chinese thought they can bribe these African nations, steal their resources and leave behind huge debt to colonize. But now, Africans saw their true colour and no longer welcome them.

@DrewPavlou Gotta get on the popularity bandwagon somehow

This is what Australia’s Housing Minister posts as our housing market reaches Hong Kong tier affordability crisis.

@No_More_China Stockholm syndrome? Or afraid if they speak out their relatives back in China may face consequences?

Iranians who have fled the regime for a better life in the west despise the Iranian government. Most Chinese nationals who’ve left China for a better life in the west will still always support the CCP above the government of their new, free, democratic homeland. #BoycottChina

@polijunkie_aus @Jingjing_Li No one in the comments actually read the article. Easier to hop on the defensive train rather than use a Braincell...

@Jingjing_Li Either you are too lazy to actually read the article, or you are too bad-faith. The study says it was an unintended result.. thehill.com/policy/equilib…

These media are not making any sense. 2019 The Hill: “Why people ignore massive Chinese pollution?” *China cleaned air pollution and dedicated in green development* 2025 The Hill: “China’s success in cleaning up air pollution have accelerated global warming!”

@charleslaughlin @Jingjing_Li Pffff not true, China has on average two new coal power plants come online per week. How is that a leader in environment.

@Jingjing_Li They are, because Chinese environmental policy did an about-face starting pre-covid and went from being a serious polluter to a leader in environmental policy. Is that not possible?

@CaymanBanker @Jingjing_Li You know Chinese media does exactly the same, but I assume you're not IN China nor can speak or read Chinese to understand this. It's exactly the same on both sides.

It's stupid, both China and America do a lot of good in the world. Sometimes both also engage in policies that do not work out as they hoped. Neither country and neither system is perfect. Western media has some kind of blanket desire to portray China negatively and they have done a lot of good things in the last 10 years.

@thinking_panda It certainly does not rival. They arrive soggy and flaccid. Chicken is stringy and hard. Coke is not coke, it's another version of a sweet drink.

I'm working overtime. My colleague ordered burgers for me. It's said that this Chinese burger brand called "Tasiting" is better than McDonald's or KFC or Burger King. Two burgers and a coke only cost 22 RMB (＄3).😋

@chenweihua @zhang_heqing ...and neither did any other news outlets, so...who did?? Probably a non-story because it was a tiny group of protesters that don't represent the entire country??

@zhang_heqing CNN and BBC won’t cover this.

Antony Blinken's visit to the Philippines was protested by the public: the public tore up and stamped on the American flag, saying the Philippines did not welcome war criminals

@zote57 @astoks This, precisely.

It was back in 2017 after China passed cybersecurity law (2016) that Apple had to set up a server in Guizhou to store its Chinese user data, on servers owned by SOE China Telecom. Just saying, but…. Why is the reverse is not an option for TikTok in US ? theverge.com/2018/7/18/1758…

@BeijingDai @ratazorn You haven't answered the question accurately. Those websites/apps weren't even accessible YEARS BEFORE the national security law was implemented. How can you explain that?

I have answered this question hundreds of times. There is a huge different between "China bans Facebook, youtube, google, instagram" and "Facebook, youtube, google, instagram quit Chinese market or they don't want to go into Chinese market because they don't want to comply with Chinese laws"

Tiktok has over 1 billion users outside of the United States. If the Chinese government approves this transaction, it will be seen as China bowing its head to the United States and accepting unequal treaties like Chinese gov during "the century of humiliation". China will not be trusted by global south countries in the critical moment, and it will be a huge blow to China's reputation unless the United States provides enough exchange products, such as giving up Taiwan.

@ZhuoShiLi1 @thinking_panda Far by the worst dental hygiene I've ever seen is from local Chinese in china... So your stereotype comment is redundant.

@thinking_panda She's right. Being a brit means a lot more than just a birth certificate. You also need a set of bad teeth.🤡

A Chinese girl born in the UK was told that she was not British, and she asked why? This is the answer she received from a "true" British.👇🤔

@thinking_panda That's douyin, not tiktok. Two completely different apps.

Huawei's EV manufacturing factory has a Tiktok account, which live-streams EV manufacturing and sales online every day.😅

@thinking_panda I should add, utility costs in China are relatively cheaper than EU/US, however, not this cheap.

@thinking_panda I bet you are single/live alone and not often at home. Those who have families and use their apartment a lot, cook at home, etc, it's EASILY 500RMB+ a month for electric bills.

Compared to other cities in China, Shanghai is NOT very hot this summer. Last month, my home's electricity bill was only 164.6 RMB ($23), although it was twice as usual, it was still lower than I expected. Usually, my air conditioners only need to run for 12 hours every day.