我是書店店員 (I am a bookstore clerk)

@ShengXue_ca how #Chinazi produce “Made In China” food

忙累了，一打开脸书就看到这个👀…毛骨悚然😰… 这人性洼地的一些人真的比不了畜生呀。

@FT #Chinazi everywhere after 2012

A Canadian woman of Chinese origin who was interning at Nato’s military headquarters has been arrested on charges of spying, Belgian authorities said. ft.trib.al/HYv77du

@financialjuice So Iran can buy more time to refuel from #Chinazi

Iran will stop attacks if U.S. keeps recent pause, senior Iranian official says – source

@zhihui999 youtube.com/watch?v=oF0jXM…

🔥 香港暴雨之后，为何没有积水⁉️ 👉 因为香港地下下水道系统的基础和早期网络搭建是由港英政府（英国殖民政府）主持设计与修建的‼️

NBA球星坎特（ #EnesKanter ）再發威，剛剛在IG上貼出「停止中共強摘人體器官」的球鞋圖片，還直言藏人、維族人、基督徒和法輪功修煉者成為中共這一系統迫害手法的受害者。 IG 原文👉 instagram.com/p/CWWCgV5lBOQ/…

@financialjuice #Chinazi has been promoting this proxy war with US since very beginning, now go for a talk in China? What a joke!

🔴 ⚠️ BREAKING: Pakistan and Iran explore a path towards new talks with the US in a China- initiated push - Sources.

Easy to make video games with Grok!

China is buying politicians around the world Hungary's former foreign minister is going to work for a Chinese company. The company received significant subsidies from the Hungarian government. By buying politicians the CCP is able to get the west to fund its own destruction🔗

This weekend, during a concert in Taiwan by the band Fire EX, the stage lit up w/ the words #IAmABookseller #我是書店店員 to show solidarity w/ the #HongKong booksellers arrested for sedition last week. Many audience members held signs w/ the same message. x.com/whyyoutouzhele…

我是书店店员！ 今天我们都是书店店员！大家疯狂转发啊。今天我们所有人都是书店店员。这是为言论自由！新闻自由！出版自由！尽自己的力发声！

Selling Seditious Publications Endangers National Security; Bookshop Staff Is No Shield — Arrests and Prosecutions Follow Sufficient Evidence Hong Kong Police National Security Department recently raided two bookstores in Mong Kok, namely Left 21 Books and Rural Bookstore, arresting five individuals on suspicion of committing seditious acts under Section 24 of the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance, while seizing a large quantity of seditious books and periodicals. Secretary for Security Tang Ping-keung clarified that the law clearly defines seditious intent. Displaying or selling publications that incite hatred against the Hong Kong SAR Government, judiciary and law enforcement authorities constitutes seditious conduct. Police will make arrests once evidence is obtained and institute prosecution when the evidence threshold is met. This case makes it clear that no space exists beyond the law when safeguarding national security. Any acts attempting to subvert the state under the guise of culture will face severe legal penalties. Selling seditious publications that harm national security is never ordinary commercial activity or legitimate free speech. The bookstores in question secretly imported seditious publications from overseas and sold them openly. These materials glorified violent riots, smeared the country, and stirred up hatred against the SAR government and law enforcement agencies. Such soft resistance that poisons society through printed works poses a grave threat to Hong Kong’s social stability and national security, and such illegal acts disguised by culture will never be tolerated under the rule of law. During the operation, a female bookstore employee wore a shirt printed with “I am a bookstore clerk” upon being taken away. External forces and online narratives hyped up this detail, framing lawbreakers as martyrs, while Taiwan politicians seized the chance to smear Hong Kong’s law enforcement. Yet a society governed by law judges conduct based on facts, not occupations. Working as a bookstore clerk offers no immunity from legal liability; no professional identity can shield offenders from punishment. Attempting to win public sympathy to cover up crimes by wearing marked clothing is an insult to the rule of law. Secretary Tang stressed the government targets illegal seditious content rather than bookstores or titles. Just as food vendors must guarantee food safety, booksellers bear legal obligations to ensure their wares do not jeopardize national security. The legal definition of seditious intent is unambiguous, and all police operations are fully lawful. Hong Kong upholds the rule of law, with the National Security Ordinance forming a robust safeguard. Authorities adopt zero tolerance for all acts undermining national security, with no room for compromise on matters of vital national interest. The guiding principle remains firm: arrest upon evidence, prosecute when proof suffices. Anyone crossing the red line of national security will face trial. Citizens ought to reject seditious publications voluntarily and jointly safeguard Hong Kong.

Although news of the bookstore raids in Hong Kong - where 5 were arrested for selling publications with "seditious content" - has been all over X and Western media, it hasn’t been trending on Chinese social media. At the same time, it also hasn’t been erased. Two main Weibo posts about the raid stand out. One was published by a nationalist blogger who wrote about the raid: "Good work! Crack down as soon as they rear their heads! ✊" Another commentary by pro-Beijing Hong Kong commentator “Ko Sir” (香港高Sir高松杰) also praised this round of bookstore arrests and described the bookstore employee’s T-shirt ("I am a bookstore clerk") as a deliberate attempt to "win sympathy" and "conceal a crime." Ironically, Ko Sir also saw his own post censored, as two of the four images he posted were taken offline.

@AdamJSchwarz ...and call the police to arrest him!

Leandro Paredes should be banned from international football for life viciously assaulting Spanish players after the final whistle. Indefensible thuggery and criminality.

@BrickCenter_ Ban Leandro Paredes out of the world cup please! Uneducated and disgusting behaviours.

This angle of the Argentina-Spain fight after the game 😳

重慶の彭水という場所で大規模土砂崩れが発生したことは日本でも報道されてるようだけど、その瞬間の動画がこれ。 映像のバスとすれ違う車が…

@WeatherMonitors No western woke mind media coverage on this as this will make #Chinazi angry.

Today’s terrifying visuals as a massive landslide caused multiple buildings to collapse near the Wujiang Three Bridges in Pengshui, Chongqing, China. Many people are trapped under the rubble as emergency crews conduct a major search and rescue operation.

@TheEconomist Correction: To steal, not to produce

Some American experts believe China may have found a way to produce millions of the advanced chips it needs to catch up in the race for AI supremacy. We explain why economist.com/china/2026/07/…

@coolingcooling1 @FT boring, let it answer you... chatgpt.com/s/t_6a59bb9944…

@alphability416 @FT 这不影响中国是世界最大的清洁能源生产国。你能从中国的煤炭发电量最多推导出中国的煤炭能源电动车。我也能从中国的清洁能源发电量最多推导出中国的清洁能源电动车

Air pollution in China has improved but much of the country fails to reach its clean air targets ft.com/content/e67f40…

@coolingcooling1 @FT 中国煤电占发电量比例历史趋势 2010年约75%; 2015年约70%; 2020年约60–65%; 2024年约60% 你们的电车同何來完全清洁能源电动车?

@alphability416 @FT 中国同时也是世界最大的清洁电力生产国，风电，水电，太阳能电，中国都是最大生产国。我们的电车同时也是完全清洁能源电动车