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@Allya10X They haven’t changed a bit. Just look at the US embargo on Cuba for the last half century.

China — 🇨🇳. 1958–1961. They want you to think this was China's fault. They won't tell you about the Western embargo. The sanctions. They starved us and then took photos to brag. Then, blamed us for the crime they committed. Don't ever forget. 🦋

@NikkeiAsia Yeah, the last time that the KMT and the CPC formed a united front was to fight Japan’s brutal invasion of China. So I get it that this must be triggering to certain groups in Japan. Btw, it’s the CPC, not CCP, very unprofessional and intentional misspelling on Nikkei’s part.

OPINION: The KMT and CCP form united front against Taiwan's sovereignty The heads of the two Chinese parties are expected to meet this week s.nikkei.com/3Ov0oJ4

@Ken_in_la @JZhen72937 你渺小得可笑，所以是🤡

扯鸡巴蛋！特么的闭着眼瞎编，编到你自己信不？ 边疆的那些孩子是有“信念”么？还不是生在穷苦家里没出路，能力差被各种安排、拿捏、哄骗、利诱…..才把青春烂在那苦寒地？ 刘震云这种一天到晚都端着的货，也只能在一帮娱乐圈的小青年面前装逼了，碰见崔永元了咋就只能躲了呢？ 还不是因为真见不得人，即便你自私自利精致到顶了，碰见一个硬朗的正直的人，也就上不了台面了。

为什么明星害怕碰上文化人？

@SuperCLCreek @luo_yuehan Haha, not funny. The US provided Japan with oil, steel and all the resources to invade China until Pearl Harbor. Very kind of you🤡

@LBB75 @luo_yuehan If USA didn’t help China, you would be mainland Japan.

He chose to move to Shenzhen, China after years in the UK. #shenzhen

@SuperCLCreek @luo_yuehan Hudson Institute no less🤡

@LBB75 @luo_yuehan Groundwater, sure: hudson.org/environment/gl….

@SuperCLCreek @luo_yuehan Yes, only China did, and everyone else followed. Learn something before you speak pls.

@LBB75 @luo_yuehan Like gun powder want going to eventually be discounted, really? And paper because no one but a Chinese chap could ever come up with such a thing. Do you do stand up?

@SuperCLCreek @luo_yuehan Accuse a country that invented gunpowder, paper making, compass, movable type printing, of rip off, is funny. Without China, the European civilization is still stuck in the dark ages. Oh, now let’s talk about your lies about Chinese groundwater. Do elaborate.

@LBB75 @luo_yuehan More Chinese Bots? Centuries of a cheating well earned global reputation (copy right rip-off; counterfeit goods; plastics in food; baby powder cheating), you want to ignore by declaring me a liar, good luck with that.

@GaoPulse 风华绝代贬值得好厉害🤣

2004年刘亦菲家庭聚餐影像：干爹陪在身旁，长辈为她夹菜！

@dramacuddles Plus, their children will take the surname of the wife.

I'm watching this Chinese drama and they are mentioning "Matrilocal Husband" It basically means a man who marries into his wife’s family and lives with them instead of taking the wife to his own family home. I keep learning new things 😁

Shenzhen is the youngest mega city in China. It represents not only the future of the country, but also that of the world.

@luo_yuehan Shenzhen is the youngest mega city in China. It represents not only the future of the country, but also that of the world.

@SuperCLCreek @luo_yuehan Lying comes easily for you.

@luo_yuehan Groundwater in over 60% of major Chinese cities is rated "bad to very bad," and over 25% of key rivers are unfit for human contact

@miren_41319 美国爸爸知道以色列排在韩国之下吗？

外网上的正宗韩国人问“中国人有什么优势”🫣

@czx7933027 @dayana_dy 睁眼说瞎话是吧

@dayana_dy 什么既有，她说的就是旧城市。没翻译错。而且香港确实是旧城市。很多老房子，老建筑。都保留得很好啊

內地遊客的原話是：香港是個既有城市還有海邊的地方 某家香港媒體翻譯成：香港是個舊城市還有海邊的地方 這都會搞錯，這家香港媒體的小編有沒有一點專業素養？

Yeah, the last time that the KMT and the CPC formed a united front was to fight Japan’s brutal invasion of China. So I get it that this must be triggering to certain groups in Japan.

@NikkeiAsia Yeah, the last time that the KMT and the CPC formed a united front was to fight Japan’s brutal invasion of China. So I get it that this must be triggering to certain groups in Japan. Btw, it’s the CPC, not CCP, very unprofessional and intentional misspelling on Nikkei’s part.

The KMT and CCP form united front against Taiwan's sovereignty s.nikkei.com/4vgXwjy

@twittetrader @BeijingDai Two things can be true at the same time. The Americans were racist as hell. And Japanese atrocities across Asia amongst other things gave perfect excuse to the US to unleash the bombs on Japanese cities.

@BeijingDai This is a misguided take to say the least. Americans then saw the Japanese and other Asians (including you) as subhuman. Further, it was Jewish supremacists in the US that dropped the atomic bomb on the two most Christian Japanese cities. Your framing is total garbage here.

The United States used nuclear weapons to bomb Japanese cities essentially because Japan’s actions during World War II had made it infamous in the eyes of the international community. The horrific crimes Japan committed in China and Southeast Asia were beyond anything imaginable. At the time, the global consensus was that Japan was a nation of brutal, arrogant, and fanatical militarists—its people brainwashed beyond redemption. If you think that today’s far-right figures in Israel, like Ben-Gvir, are extreme, Japan’s far-right back then was a hundred times more insane, and the atrocities they committed were a thousand times greater than anything seen in Israel today. In that context, annihilating them seemed like the only viable solution. That is why using nuclear bombs on Japan carried no moral burden.

@daihishio @dage2026 不了解，但可以理解。

@LBB75 @dage2026 你在日本生活几年就知道了，台湾国籍的福建人和日本籍的福建人、还有中国籍的福建人，就是干这个行业的主力，包括缅甸噶腰子的那帮，全是福建人的产业。之前主要目标是中国人，现在组织扩张，也把日本人和其他人当目标。

台湾人今年在日本诈骗犯罪是去年的10倍，这就是你们支黑做的啊，你们支黑比谁都脏，人人是骗子，有什么资格说别人呢？

@JosephSomsel @BeijingDai Chinese bureaucracy has a long tradition of maintaining stability especially during its ascendant phase. The system led by the CPC is merely its latest iteration. Its gravity will regulate and mold those inside and bind them to its will, including Xi and his successors.

How's Xi's succession planning going? I suspect there a multitude of such plans being formulated and updated. China returning to another "Period of the Warring Kingdoms" has definite risks for the world - one or more of those warlords are going to have nuclear weapons this time.

The Han Dynasty in China lasted about 400 years. After its fall, the country descended into a century of chaos known as the Three Kingdoms period, during which some 350 wars were fought and China’s population fell by roughly 70 percent. The Tang Dynasty lasted about 300 years, followed by roughly seven decades of turmoil—hundreds of conflicts and a population loss of about 60 percent. In fact, roughly every 300 years, Chinese history has witnessed a collapse of order. For those living through such times, life becomes unspeakably brutal—comparable to living under ISIS in 2015, but on a vastly larger scale. In fact, the cycle of chaos and order is a fundamental law of human society—not just for China. If you fail to recognize this, it’s only because your country’s recorded history is too short to give you the kind of long-term perspective that the Chinese have. So here is the question: the world order the United States established after World War II is now clearly at risk of collapse. If global chaos ensues, what would happen this time? China is clearly not yet prepared to maintain world order beyond its immediate periphery.

@daihishio @dage2026 台湾重新归属福建了吗😂

@dage2026 福建人做的。