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@morberisii @U_Hareketi you? the turkish islamic pigs? - you got smallest pork weiner, that's only good to fcuk your own pig mother

@uncleTomat0 what do you expect viet-cong monkeys can do?

🇻🇳越南人的AK不保养吗？

@ruihanmeimei01 malay monkeys go fcuk yourself off, go eat your islamic roasted pork

马来西亚青年：最不能理解中国人的事情是中国人比较喜欢加班，喜欢在室内抽烟，马来西亚人绝对不会在室内抽烟，还有中国人每次吃饭都会有剩饭，我们不浪费食物，都会吃完！😂还有吗？

@narendramodi @G7 what a curry nigga loser

The interactions with world leaders continue at the G7 Summit in Evian. @G7

@Sanatani_sevak InDick curry niggas poojeets slum pigs live like cockroaches die like cockroaches

why do most CHINESE live in such ugly houses > like no hardwood floors > kitchen and bathroom looks like a damn hospital, and tiles literally everywhere. I’m of Indian descent, so no racism. but your houses are not comfy at all. some nice carpeting or wooden floors, warm colour walls, and use wooden cabinets plus granite in your kitchen ffs. my work’s kitchen looks more livable. I will never visit China

@yirmiucderece turkish swines are as dumb as fcuk as InDicks, that's the reason.

Çin’de, dünyanın en uzun köprüsü olan Jiaozhau Köprüsü'nden geçen Saadet Partisi Genel Başkan Yardımcısı Mustafa Yılmaz: Jiaozhau Köprüsü: -Uzunluğu tam 42.5 km. -Maliyeti 1.5 milyar dolar. -Devlet tarafından yapılmış. Osmangazi köprüsü: -Uzunluğu 2.9 km. -Hazineye maliyeti 12.5 milyar dolar! (O da şimdilik) -Yap İşlet Devret modeliyle yapıldı. Peki nasıl oluyorda Çin; Osmangazi Köprüsü’nün 15 katı büyüklüğündeki bir köprüyü, Osmangazi’nin 10’da biri fiyatına mal ediyor! Biri çıkıp bu hesabı bu millete anlatabilir mi?"

@shen_shiwei @BattsetsegBatm2 took a picture with a maggot from a shithole(Outer Mooongoooloid), became a maggot

🇨🇳🇲🇳Very nice photos between Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi and Mongolian foreign minister @BattsetsegBatm2. Do hope China-#Mongolia friendship continue to flourish—just like the pine tree planted by the two foreign ministers, growing stronger with every season and staying evergreen for generations to come.

@AGQNLZS wtf... curry niggas

西安大唐不夜城的印度人……

@VicentYip 沐猴而冠

总感觉沐猴而冠者成语是专为越南人定制的！ 真实皇帝影像：穿明朝龙袍、写汉文圣旨，享受文武百官朝拜！

@NoraX2026 Hongkong cockroaches go die

香港人真是硬气 上两个月，朋友公司新来了一个阿里系的技术leader，要求每周开周会、定期汇报、压进度、多项目并行开发，当然还有PUA——这些在内地看似稀松平常的事。 结果组里几个港人开发工程师直接拒绝，僵持了一个月，这周竟然集体辞职。 难道香港的工作这么好找？

@China_Amb_India you are a piece of shit go fcuk yourself - don't bother Chinese people just stay and rot in indick

According to a report by venture capital firm Foundamental, China and India are expected to account for nearly 40% of global construction growth between 2020 and 2030. China remains the largest contributor (26.1%), while India ranks second (14.1%), highlighting Asia’s growing role in shaping global infrastructure development.

@mangudai_ turkish islamic swines go fcuk your pork mother

Göktürkler üzerinden Türk halklarını yenip kovalamakla böbürlenen Çinlinin övündüğü Tang Hanedanı aslen Türk kökenliydi ve yine büyük generallerinin birçoğu Türktü. Tang Hanedanını yıkışa götüren büyük isyanlar Türk generallerce düzenlendi ve yine Tang içindeki Türk generaller o isyanları bastırdı. Tang yıkıldıktan sonra onun mirasını ve sistemini devralan da bir Türk devleti olan Later Tang'dı. Çinlilerin övünebileceği bir şey yok

@jorgegogdl typical mexicunt nigga

Ulises Fernando Bernal Miramontes se llama el tipo que ayer hizo burlas racistas a una aficionada coreana y es presiente del colegio de ingenieros civiles de Jalisco. Una vergüenza de persona

@whiteTony99 先问问外卖部同意不 LOL

自作孽不可活！中方过去几十年在菲律宾灾难面前的表现，那真是从没含糊过。米、化肥、柴油、救援队，一样接一样地送。2023年全球化肥危机的时候，中国给了菲律宾2万吨化肥，马科斯还亲自出席交接仪式，说那是两国友谊的象征。 但是最近菲律宾防长特奥多罗：“中国援助菲律宾不会改变菲律宾对中国的看法。” 特奥多罗​意思就是，援助菲律宾那是中国一厢情愿的，自作多情！这次对中国人民善意的亵渎，那好了，这次菲地震，中国只好冷静旁观！

@finansalozgur94 turkish swines are high on roasted islamic pork again

Türkiye'den BYD'ye Tarihi Ceza Yolda... Sanayi ve Teknoloji Bakanı Mehmet Fatih Kacır Şubat ayında yaptığı açıklamada BYD'nin Türkiye yatırımının öngörülen sürede tamamlanmaması durumunda yaptırım uygulanacağını söylemişti. Gazeteci Fatih Altaylı ise BYD sözünü tutmaması halinde fabrika yatırımı için belirlenen tutar (1 milyar dolar) ceza kesileceğini açıklamıştı. BYD'nin yaptığı son açıklamalar üzerine yatırımın durmasıyla Türkiyenin bu cezayı uygulamaya alması an meselesi. Yani BYD'ye 1 milyar dolar, belki de daha yüksek bir para cezası kesilebilir. Devletimizin gereken neyse yapacağına emin olun. Devlet yarına bırakır da yanına bırakmaz.

@VicentYip 伍豪知道, 外卖部都知道

几乎没有人记得，古巴曾经把哈瓦那唐人街的华人生意，一家一家地收走。更少有人知道，这不是一次性的抄家，而是从1960年一路推进到1968年，分三波把华人社区的经济根基彻底铲平。 ​第一波是1960年，外贸和批发业被国有化，34家华人办庄全部倒闭。第二波紧随其后，银行、工厂、大中型商店陆续充公。到了1968年的“革命攻势”，就连华人赖以为生的杂货铺、餐馆、小吃店也被一扫而空，执照作废，人也没了生计。 ​三波下来，近百年积累的私营华裔社区经济，荡然无存。哈瓦那唐人街从拉丁美洲最大最古老的华人聚居地，迅速衰败。华人纷纷逃离，大多数去了美国，有的辗转回国，有的偷渡出境。 ​古巴官方数据触目惊心：1950年代古巴华人约1.5万到1.6万人；到1980年代，登记在册的仅剩约3000人。从腰缠万贯到一文不名，有些人一辈子攒下的家业，一夜之间被“公有”的名义剥夺干净。 ​当你在哈瓦那看见那座孤零零的“华人街”牌坊时，它不只是一处旅游景点，更是一块刻着整个社群伤疤的无字碑。那些被没收的，不止是房产和生意，还有几代华人在异乡打拼的全部尊严。 ​#哈瓦那唐人街 #古巴华人辛酸史 #被遗忘的华裔群落

@kinglinzhuhui there is no "ABChinese" - those are "ABChinx", those Chinx are Americunts, they have nothing to do with China/Chinese while Chinese are just Chinese,

姑娘！中国人好奇心重，特别对行走的“ABC”。

新加坡鸡把大的地方完美验证了"庙小妖风大, 池浅王八多" 这条颠扑不灭的真理 - yes, all SingaPORN people are 100% pure 24K 王八

@zaobaosg 新加坡鸡把大的地方完美验证了"庙小妖风大, 池浅王八" 这颠扑不灭的真理 - yes, all SingaPORN people are 100% pure 24K 王八

针对我国的恶意言论一波接一波，从早前针对我国能源安全和外交关系的“现在全世界最惨的就是新加坡”，到近日声称“新加坡快被印度人挤爆”等耸动标题和负面叙事，试图煽动情绪，破坏我国的社会稳定和种族和谐。这些以偏概全和歪曲事实的网络视频和贴文都源自境外，警方已向相... #Echobox=1781108427" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">zaobao.com.sg/forum/talk/sto…

@ZhaiXiang5 bonehead, Qin Shi Huang didn't unified China, he re-unified China.

In 215 BC, six years after he unified China, Qin Shi Huang traveled east to the northern coast, to a place known as Mount Jieshi (碣石山, literally meaning Big Rock). This eastern tour was both an imperial inspection and a quest for immortality. Facing the sea and the mountains, the first emperor in Chinese history left behind an inscription on stone, proclaiming his achievements and visions. Its general meaning was: "The First Emperor raised armies to punish the wicked, eliminate violent rebels, and restore order. Through military power, he destroyed tyranny and rebellion; through civil virtue, he protected the innocent. The people accepted his rule with genuine conviction and submitted willingly. He rewarded merit according to service, and his grace extended far and wide. The emperor displayed his authority and virtue, bringing the world into an initial state of peace. He therefore tore down old city walls, opened blocked rivers and dikes, and removed dangerous barriers. Once the land was settled, the common people were no longer burdened by corvee labor, and all under Heaven was pacified. Men rejoiced in their fields; women devoted themselves to their work. Every task had its proper order. His benevolence reached all forms of livelihood, allowing the people to live securely and each to find their proper place." Today, over 200 kilometers almost due east of Beijing lies a coastal city called Qinhuangdao (秦皇岛, literally meaning Island of the Qin Emperor). Unlike many place names that come from mountains, rivers, or old administrative counties, this name carries the shadow of the first emperor in Chinese history. The name "Qinhuangdao" can be found in books from the Ming dynasty (1368-1644). According to local tales recorded in those texts, Qin Shi Huang once stopped here while seeking immortality. In modern times, foreigners began building villas here as summer retreats. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the area became something like China's Camp David: Chinese leaders often spent part of the summer here and invited experts over to vacation here as well. That also brought greater attention to this coastal city. As more people came, the ancient legend about Qin Shi Huang began to be reexamined: Did China's first emperor really stop here more than 2,000 years ago? Was the story of his stay and quest for immortality merely a later invention, or had the earth preserved traces of his journey? In 1924, Americans @NatAsianArt discovered architectural remains dating back more than 2,000 years in this area. In 1984, local cultural heritage authorities found column bases, wells, roof tiles and other remains. Archaeological work continued until 1991. Archaeological evidence suggests that this large architectural site was first built in the Qin dynasty and continued to be repaired and used in the Han dynasty. That finding echoes historical records of Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han traveling to the Mount Jieshi. Qin Shi Huang, of course, never achieved immortality. The inscription he left at Mt. Jieshi was filled with the vision of a new empire-order, territory, and peace. The immortals he searched for by the sea never came. Yet the place where he sought eternal life has left later generations with a different kind of mystery: Under the city now called Qinhuangdao, how many memories of China's first empire are still waiting to be uncovered? The first three photos show the remains of the main hall, along with a reconstruction model of Qin Shi Huang's temporary imperial palace. The image in the lower right features a Qin-dynasty brick decorated with the patterns typical of the era. It once bore the footsteps of Qin Shi Huang and Emperor Wu of Han.