Jun Zhang

@ZeusCSGO fuck off china

About six months ago, I posted a few videos on Telegram with a girl I met in Shanghai. Our faces were visible, but there was no explicit content or anything disrespectful in those videos. At the time, it felt like just a normal moment from life. I didn’t realize it could affect someone’s personal situation. Later, I found out the girl was in a relationship and that she faced a lot of hate because of it. I truly regret that things turned out this way. As soon as I understood the seriousness of the situation, I deleted the videos. I never meant to hurt anyone — it wasn’t intentional. I’m not hiding or making excuses — I’m just being honest. Also, for the record: I was not married, not in a relationship — rumors about a “wife” or “family” are simply false. Please, stop the hate. We all make mistakes, and I’ve learned from mine. I want to move forward — with respect toward everyone involved. Let’s put an end to this topic. And if there’s any way I can help the girl who was affected, I’d be glad to do so.

@ZeusCSGO white trash how dare you say did noting wrong. posting someone privacy without their consent is a crime okay? you should say sorry publicly for this mis conduct

Guys, let me respond to everyone at once: I have never said that Chinese girls are easy — that’s completely untrue. I have deep respect for China and Chinese culture. I did nothing wrong. The only unfortunate thing is that the girl never mentioned she had a boyfriend. I believe if it weren’t for that detail, nothing bad would’ve happened. But the way you’re behaving is terrible — instead of looking for the truth, you’re just writing hateful comments. That doesn’t make you good people.

@babushka99 Did they already open API access today?

@YCuiARK the stock is no way good in 2020. How you see it go in 2021?

$API RTC SDK 3.2 released along with two products. One enables RTC customers to change latency requirements based on usage scenarios in 4 tiers (from <400ms to 3s+) The other saves bandwidth cost by as much as 50% without sacrificing quality. mp.weixin.qq.com/s/iAtv7PB_O1mP…

At Tesla Giga Shanghai NSFW!!

Panicked 'First Take' host initiates commercial break as Stephen A. Smith brings up Israel-Palestine conflict: deadsp.in/GVB8Txx

@larryelder @SteveKerr Freedom of speech also entitle people not to make comment or no comment at all. why bother

"Woke" #NBA coach @SteveKerr, whose father was assassinated by anti-human rights Islamic terrorists, cannot tweet a word of support for Hong Kong dissidents protesting Chinese repression of human rights? #NBASupportsChineseRepressionOfHumanRights

@KurtSchlichter Good math bravo!

If you support the NBA you support the Chinese Communists

@jimgeraghty where is camp? sir can you please point out so we can air it public?

How long did the NBA, or Disney - or any American company, for that matter - think that their business relationships with a regime running concentration camps would just avoid any real public scrutiny? bit.ly/2M168ra

The latest from Shanghai - players are getting frustrated, and no one knows if Thursday's Lakers-Nets game is really going to happen.

Daryl Morey should know better than to make controversial political statements when associated with a professional sports team. He should have been kneeling, during the National Anthem, wearing "Kill the Pigs" socks.

#Opinion: Does the @NBA apply a double standard to China? Why else would they support Morey’s #HongKong comment as “freedom of expression” but ban the former owner of the Clippers? bit.ly/2VliL36 #PDOpinion

@dmorey @NBA @ESPN @Dolan_J_Trump

Nets and Lakers, time to party at the bund now

@IngrahamAngle @HoustonRockets I will be happy to see if coach pop and ster would ever speak out. Sports are sports not a place to play your politics

NBA coaches stood for Kapernick's right to free speech but are conveniently silent when @HoustonRockets Morey tweets support for freedom in Hong Kong. Money talks.

@HawleyMO can you point out where ppl are locked in camps?

Chinese govt has a million people locked in concentration camps & is trying to brutally repress Hong Kong demonstrators - and NBA wants to “bridge cultural divides”? Cultural divides?

#UPDATE @HoustonRockets star James Harden apologises to China over a tweet by the team's general manager backing Hong Kong's democracy protests that cost the franchise TV exposure and sponsorship in the lucrative Chinese market u.afp.com/JRUX

Biz is Biz don't mess with politics. If America is this powerful and big can flex its muscle why not china? West media shall look into Tsai tweets. You need be better educated.

My open letter to all fans facebook.com/10000158330719…

The NBA league seems to remedy the relationship with china market over Houston rockets GM Daryl Morey's supporting HK tweet. The tone was to show goodness rather being hardcore, I guess would have pissed most Americans.