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@HenrySidebiz_2 @Cander_zhu @CleansedTweets Qing handed over the full sovereignty to ROC, by 1971, the PRC became the only recognized representative of China in the UN, replacing the ROC. What part of that don't you understand? Are you starter than Margaret Thatcher?

@Cander_zhu @CleansedTweets THe treaty is actually owned by Republic of China, not PRC

A little-known fact about Hong Kong: Britain 🇬🇧didn’t legally have to hand over Hong Kong Island & Kowloon in 1997. Only the New Territories. The island was ceded to Britain in perpetuity after the 1842 Treaty of Nanking. Kowloon was also permanent. Only the New Territories were on a 99-year lease expiring in 1997. But the New Territories had become completely integrated, water supply, industry, population, infrastructure. Separating them would’ve left the rest unsustainable. China refused any split and demanded the whole territory back. So Britain negotiated the full handover under “one country, two systems.”

@DavidW973473820 @Cander_zhu @CleansedTweets These lands were part of China long before your pedo dad US was even established, and UK invaded the others, so either challenge them first or stfu as you have no position to lecture the oldest continuous civilization in the world

@Cander_zhu @CleansedTweets Discuss unequal treaties and robbery with (a) Tibet, (b) Manchuria, (c) Mongolia, (d) Taiwan and (e) all the countries whose natural resources have been stolen by your Nine Dash Line. Preach less, far less, and try to think with your brain.

@peterp772000 @ChaoLIUya @Cander_zhu @CleansedTweets Oh, why didn’t UK government give it to Taiwan? Because they were stupid or they were too weak?

@ChaoLIUya @Cander_zhu @CleansedTweets Not the same thing. The PRC has no connection to the Qing. None of the institutions from the Qing era remain. The Qing were not even Han. Britain should have told the CCP to get lost. Or give it instead to Taiwan.

@UbiquityAI @_mm85 It also hurts, no boundaries between work and life, employees are complaining

@_mm85 Not surprised. Chinese folks are productivity-obsessed.

Simply crazy how you can arrange a business meeting in China for same or next day .. literally anytime any day. Sunday? Ok .. just send a WeChat message. 23:30 in bed, send that contact a meeting request for tomorrow morning. Instant reply. Meeting fixed. CEO and such … 🤯

@Lena_G_C 400块钱每年的农村医保真的是最伟大的政策，感谢习大大！

关于江湖时代好，还是习时代好，我感觉自己没有多少发言权的，毕竟在胡时代中期，我就出国了。不过在我母亲眼里，现在的时代无疑是最好的。 江时代，我们家最穷的时候，过年杀的年猪肉被小偷偷走了， 整个新年期间父母都愁眉不展。那时候父母夜里一听到鸡或猪发出可疑声音，就得立刻起床查看，生怕又被偷了。那时候的电力不稳定，抽井水常常要等到深夜，用电的人少了、电压升上来了才能抽。我去城里读书时，母亲会把钱放入一个小布袋，缝在贴身衣服上；镇上车站的那几个小偷，我甚至都记住了他们的长相了。 到了胡时代，大家忙着外出打工挣钱，农村的治安明显好了很多，生活条件也有了不小的改善。 再到习时代，我印象最深的是回乡时看到农田旁竖起的巨幅政治宣传牌，不由得让人想起小时候山上岩石上残留的“农业学大寨”标语。政府对农村的管控在加强，基层组织村民开会的次数也多了。但与此同时，对农村的投入力度也在加大：母亲在老家再也不用担心用电问题，随时可以抽水，连互联网也接通了，水泥路修到了家门口附近，连田埂都由政府免费修整。生活条件比过去好了太多，也不再担心小偷。 或许对知识分子来说，习时代是最差的时代；但对像我母亲这样处在社会底层的人而言，他们对言论自由没有太强烈的感受，反而更在意的是生活有没有实实在在地改善。

@SingularityWave @okaythenfuture @Molson_Hart Braver? Are you kidding? If you were braver enough how could you be colonised by the French? If you are braver enough, how could you kneel down to Trump so quickly in last year’s tariff war?

@okaythenfuture @Molson_Hart Northern Vietnam has historical links to China, but not in a simple way. Many Chinese migrants who moved south during chaotic eras were often tougher, more rebellious types, and Vietnam was never fully assimilated like many other groups under Chinese rule. "braver" is the keyword

My biggest surprise of doing lots of business in Vietnam is how conservative people are. I am guilty of thinking that the culture would be pretty similar to China's, but it's not. China cares about rules and risks much less than Vietnam. This is has been South Vietnam mostly, dunno how the North is, but I hear that it can feel like a different country.

A group of little “kids” snuck into the robot half-marathon yesterday — tiny steps, big effort 👶🏻🤖 MiniPi will keep going in the future too!

@RZhang86 @KevinCastley 100 million? Why don’t you make up to 400 million directly, all Chinese died of famine after 1949, we are all ghosts now

@KevinCastley You’re misinformed Kevin, it’s more like 18 million people died of famine before 1949, and 100 million died of famine after 1949. Numbers might be off but that’s the truth, I know relatives who died of famine in the 60s.

There were over 1800 famines recorded in China before 1949 There was one famine recorded in China since 1949. Guess which is the only famine you’ll ever hear liberals claim to care about? 🤨

@AndyBxxx Chongqing?

Off on another work trip — we'll be filming in one of China's famous red cities. Can you guess which?

@thenorthface Is this the true face of your brand? Acting so fawning and polite towards English and Japanese customers, yet you treat Chinese customers with such arrogance, hostility, discrimination? Don't expect us to let this slide. No official apology, no business—ever.

Shredding new lines. Defying boundaries. Redefining the sport. Celebrating women everywhere who push progression forward — on snow and beyond. bit.ly/40DXuV6

@adhoclala 支持日本韩国都废弃汉字，汉字本来就是中国人和华人的祖宗创造的，由中国人和华人继承就可以了

한국인들은 한자 없이도 별 불편한 없이 잘살고 있다는데 굳이 일본인들이 몰려와서 "아니야 너가 잘 몰라서 그렇지 너 지금 되게 불편한 상황이야. 한자를 같이 쓰면 얼마나 편한데 츄라이 츄라이" 하고 있는 이 상황이 너무 어이가 없음

@SkyBeyondt75790 @BeijingDai A grand welcome? You truly like to flatter yourself, just compare with the other countries, you are nothing special, just stay in the queue and wait for the summons

@BeijingDai A bunch of Chinese dispora making a scene. Who asked for your opinion? Your boss want to improve relation with Vietnam and has stake in our development, that's why To Lam was received with a grand welcome. China has to do what we ask anyway if they want to keep a stable south.

Let me say this again: I strongly oppose China helping Vietnam build north-south high-speed rail right now. 1. Vietnam has not abandoned its balancing policy between China, the United States, and even Japan. Most Vietnamese still see this railway project as a juicy prize, and handing it to China is viewed as a big gift. With that mindset, they're bound to impose harsh conditions — such as demanding technology transfers or driving the price down to the bone. Chinese companies are unlikely to make any real profit. 2. But the truth is, Vietnam has no real choice. For the past 20 years, they've been negotiating with everyone — Japan, South Korea, Siemens, France, practically every possible country in the world — but all of them have turned Vietnam down for various reasons. China is effectively Vietnam's only option. 3. On a grassroots level, Sino-Vietnamese relations are still full of deep-seated animosity. In the north, many still remember China's "millennium-long history of invasion." In the south, people continue to believe in Western anti-China ideology. On top of that, the two countries have maritime territorial disputes. In public opinion polls, Vietnam consistently ranks as the most pro-America country in Southeast Asia — second only to the Philippines. This collective mindset among the Vietnamese means that during the construction of the high-speed rail, all sorts of problems are bound to arise, and smooth execution is highly unlikely. Any execution issues will inevitably lead to delays or budget overruns, and small problems will turn into big ones. 4. The Chinese should never think that helping Vietnam build high-speed rail will buy us their friendship. Before 1975, China gave Vietnam endless aid. In 1978, the two sides went to war. Over the past thousand years, the only times Sino-Vietnamese relations were good were when Vietnam obediently served as China's tributary state. Of course, international relations today won't return to that kind of tribute system — but the underlying mentality is similar. Right now, the Vietnamese are simply not ready. 5. I believe China should make Vietnam wait another ten years. Let them get desperate enough before we agree to do it. By then, China will not only be able to secure decent profits, but will also face far fewer problems on the execution level. If the Vietnamese get angry and try to pressure China by cozying up to the US or Japan, that's not necessarily a bad thing. China needs to strengthen its military presence in the South China Sea anyway — they need something to do.

@linhmc95 @SkyBeyondt75790 @BeijingDai Haha, did Vietnam make you a monkey after living there? You don’t know they were either part of China or vassal state of China until the French invaded them😂

@SkyBeyondt75790 @BeijingDai I bet Vietnam has fucked China numerous times over the last thousand years, which is a history that some mainland Chinese can’t swallow. There is no point in arguing with them. P.S. I’m just a foreign observer to both countries!

@caswerlebel05 期待以后多多穿汉服，各个朝代的，这种文化输出影响巨大

这件改良汉服夫人穿着出场很多次了

@Retro_uk @CleansedTweets Try “pursuit of Jade”, it will blow your mind

@CleansedTweets I started watching some K-dramas during lockdown and got completely hooked. The South Korean girls in those shows are astoundingly beautiful. It's also really hard to guess their age. I saw one show where I thought the actresses were the same age, but there was a 25-year gap!

I’ve traveled across all of Asia & been here for years and in my opinion, the most beautiful Asian women tend to be from Northern China, Kazakhstan, Korea, and Japan. It's subjective of course - I’d be very interested to hear what you think?

@rs_parasite 总有刁民想害朕

im so bitchless i might start using chinese imperials pronouns. like kings would refer to themselves as 孤 (literally "the lonely one")

@two_mini_02 The female version can distinguish from Chinese Hanfu, the male version is exactly the same as the Chinese Hanfu from Ming dynasty, you didn’t localise it?

외국인 친구들에게! 한국 전통 의상에 관심이 있나요? 종류와 잘 그리는 법을 담은 책을 준비하면서 일부를 발췌해서 올릴 예정입니다. 알려진 것도 많지만 한국의 조상들은 그 보다 더 깊은 역사와 다양한 종류를 가진 의복들을 입었습니다. 만약 관심이 있으시다면 번역본도 같이 올릴게요!!

@game700330 @VCO35wACDrmFFGB 特朗普和习身高差不多，所以有啥好说的，倒是赖蛤蟆，有没有160？真跟郑丽文站一起，那绝对是名场面，哈哈哈

@VCO35wACDrmFFGB 這麼愛鄭麗文，讓他當中國共產黨黨主席。

赖清德拒绝见郑丽文，主要还是身高伤不起🤪

@Anders36897524 @wangzhian8848 军不军演完全看民进党是不是有更近一步的骚操作，其实民进党一直执政挺好的，之所以大陆能越来越靠近台湾海岸线，不就是靠佩洛西窜台，民进党一步一步自掘坟墓得来的吗？真要国民党上台，大家都客客气气，大陆反而不好操作了

@wangzhian8848 要看中共是否停止軍演，如果中共照樣大小軍演不斷，台灣人覺得鄭去了一樣換不到和平，那應該就成了民進黨得利

看了郑丽文的记者会，也就凤凰卫视台北站的记者提了一个稍微有点水平的问题，当然她提的依然非常委婉，非常客气。 这个问题的核心是，你国民党现在是在野党，说了这么多，谈了这么多，只要你不执政，就都无法落实。但是，你来大陆访问，本身可能就会成为被攻击的对象，有可能影响年底的选举。所以，访陆的积极“成果”，是很难在台湾转化成选举利益的。 别说民进党了，就是国民党内部，对郑丽文访陆，也是回避三舍的。尤其是年底要面临选举的，或者是有志于28年选举的。 郑丽文的回答说，民进党心虚了，如何如何。但我觉得未见得。正如中国时报的记者提问时说的，九二共识，一个中国，对于台湾的首投族来讲，都是他们出生前发生的故事，他们完全无感。他们对在野党的两岸交流是没那么感冒的，甚至都能不太理解。民进党之所以在两岸政策上如此强硬，不是多有道理，而是真的有民意支持。而国民党这套叙事，在台湾真的缺少民意支持，而且越来越缺乏民意支持。这个想要扭转，是无比困难的。 民意就是这么个民意，将两岸交流转化为民意支持，郑丽文很自信，我挺悲观的。 年底选举看吧。

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