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@AngelicaOung 如果当时是我上台，我就杀两亿人。毕竟奴才们永远会跪在地上，热泪盈眶的妄想我的思想究竟是多么伟大——虽然大家都知道，奴才们只是被杀出斯德哥尔摩综合症了。

I’ve went through various stages of thinking about Mao: Mao was evil — obvious. This was what they taught us in school as a tot Mao was a great man who became evil — he founded modern China but also almost destroyed it Now I think… Mao was a product of Chinese (and world) history and he was responding to real Chinese historical problems: landlordism, regionalism, state weakness, foreign predation. You don’t have to like his solutions. Or think that he was justified. But you are not intellectually serious if you think you could have left China alone and it would have grown into a big Singapore. The tragedy of Mao is, this recurring curse of China was NOT solved by his devastating leveling. If anything Maoism created the most fertile ground you could imagine for the return of the very forces he despised. Like…the same forces exist in the west. And ppl understand it. The solution seems to be ah don’t worry about it we will just get to the lightcone first.

@sweetie_rt 印度小粉红就和牢A信徒们一样傻逼，这不是我第一次看到它们说【认知战】这种弱智的词汇。

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@WifiMoneyPlant 😏emmm，怎么说呢。或许你通过动漫和游戏产生好感，因此想上的那个，其实是日本男孩。

Japanese girls seem cute until you actually interact with them > materialistic AF > insanely feminist > hates all coloured races > japanese men seem weak to them > white men are basically kept around as a flex, not because theres genuine desire or love Fake ass society

@MaitreyaBhakal 但另一方面，印度文化圈和作为国家的印度又是两回事。你们历史上遭受了比我们更多的来自异族和异教的侵略，而且你们内部的语言、文化、宗教之间的差异也非常大，更别说还有巴基斯坦、孟加拉这两个明明更印度，但却实际上成为了国家的地区了。我觉得你们还是该管好自己的事，先彻底解决种姓制度再说吧。

@MaitreyaBhakal 你是一个狡猾的印度人，懂得很多知识，比你那群在那里shang来shang去的弱智同胞们厉害的多。佛教，中医，甚至还有其他很多大家误以为的中国传统文化，确实都是从印度传来的。譬如神话角色里的哪吒、孙悟空。

Suggestion for Indian anti-China propagandists: If your objective is to elevate India's status, stop attacking modern China and focus on ancient China. Start emphasizing the extraordinary scale and depth of India's historical influence on Chinese civilization. Talk more about China's historical "debt" to India. This is a far more effective line of attack than contemporary geopolitics or economics. There's more than enough raw material. Many are completely unaware of the sheer scale we're dealing with here. People think that the cultural exchanges (which were largely one-sided) began and ended with Buddhism. In truth, Buddhism is merely the tip of the iceberg. It's not even close to the whole story. Indeed, if Indian influence and contribution to Chinese civilization is removed, Chinese culture and history would be virtually unrecognizable. The sheer volume of ideas, philosophies, cultural concepts, scientific knowledge, artistic traditions, religious practices, and technologies that travelled from India to China frankly boggles the imagination. The list is simply endless: Logic and epistemology, metaphysics, philology, phonetics (Chinese could literally understand their own language and pronunciation better because of Sanskrit and Prakrit), astrology, astronomy, calender science, clothing, food, medicine, surgery, biology, art, sculpture, cosmology, meditation, music, dance, performance art, biology, botany, knowledge of medicinal plants...and that's just for starters. And it's not just the scale, the depth is equally astonishing. One would be hardpressed to find a single element of Chinese culture, society, and history that was untouched by India. Whole Indian branches of the above arts and sciences were adopted wholesale and incorporated into their Chinese equivalents, across centuries and across generations. It was possibly the greatest civilizational transfer of knowledge in human history. ------- As an example, everyone knows that Chinese considered China the "middle kingdom" - the center of the world. Yet, it was India that Chinese philosophers considered the spiritual center of the world, including the physical center in Buddhist cosmology (which Chinese Buddhists adopted), and the source of sacred knowledge. India was the most noble and most honored land, and was simply considered heaven. Chinese travellers would cross mountains, both literal and figurative, to reach India and learn its teachings. Call it kanging on a civilizational scale. India was basically the Holy Land for Chinese intellectuals. A common claim amongst historians is that India was the teacher and China the student. Astonishingly, many ancient Chinese intellectuals and philosophers would themselves agree with this claim. They openly referred to India as the teacher who they wished to learn from. As a comparison, for ancient Chinese, India occupied a position even far higher than Greece did for many Roman intellectuals back in the day. To take another damning example, when Indian logic first got transmitted to China, Chinese experts simply didn't understand it. So they had to be trained on it. Indian logical systems required extensive clarifications and interpretations before they could be assimilated into Chinese intellectual traditions. Indian philosophers had to actually explain it from first principles, and then translate Sanskrit texts into Chinese themselves (after learning Chinese), since understanding that kind of logic is important to understanding Sanskrit. This is why much of the translation of Sanskrit texts into Chinese was almost completely dependent on Indian expertise. This lasted until travelers like Xuanzang came to India, learned how to do it, and established their own translation bureaus back home. And even then, homegrown expertise took a long time to be fully established in China. Indeed, entire new Chinese vocabulary had to be invented to incorporate Indian philosophy and concepts, since Classical Chinese literally didn't have the words to describe them. It was only after this entire process that Chinese Buddhists were able to understand and appreciate Indian philosophy, and then adapt it by fusing elements of their own philosophy into it. This is the origin of the entire (sub)field of Chinese Buddhism. And if you think that's too overwhelming, absolutely do NOT research the origins of Chinese martial arts - perhaps the one thing China is most known for globally after Chinese food (which also has significant Indian contributions). In fact, all of the above combined is not even 0.01% of the KNOWN scope and depth of the philosophical, cultural, and scientific transmission.

@SKaushi5 说真的，这反而能说明印度的种姓制度究竟有多严重。所以说，在印度，难道吠舍和首陀罗（姑且不考虑达利特）真的不能通过学习来成为婆罗门吗？

> Invent a fake "Chinese Caste System" > Misinterpret 4 ancient jobs as rigid castes > Put "Shang" (merchants) at the bottom for no reason > Call Chinese X users "merchants" like it's a brutal slur Boom. Geopolitical victory achieved. 🫡

@sirilovesJia 左上：曾侵略你，并将你变成行省的邻居。 右上：想要用导弹和大炮轰炸你的兄弟。 左下：你过去一千年的宗主国 右下：你最近七十年的宗主国 中间：幸福的你

구라안치고 안해보 국가모에화가 없고 모든 장르에서 이딴 씨피했음나는

@growing_india1 唉，种姓制度确实和屎💩一样。一切仍在实行种姓制度的民族、文化和宗教都是地球贱民，必须被作为垃圾彻底铲除掉。

I had a conversation with a chinese women from Nong community She told me that men from shi upper caste Always used to treat her badly in same school Slowly she became depressive She had to leave school due to oppression by shi community Chinese caste system is real

@wangxizhiKYWYW 😂这让我想起了A圣和它的信徒们。美国斩杀线，还有美国饿死人。

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@GaryDu18 目的是让山姆也亏损

山姆超市被约谈了， 中国80%的商业超市处于亏损， 而山姆却不断逆势增长，攻城略地。 这个时候约谈山姆，你说为了啥？

@greenkmr_3 @JulianWillam @BattlementLK 你等下一个朝代再看看。每个朝代大家都爱开国皇帝，就算是成吉思汗在元朝也被爱。

@JulianWillam @BattlementLK Lol. This is adorable. I don't know what Chinese people you are talking to. Meanwhile, every Chinese person I've met loves Mao quite freely. There's a reason why we aren't taught about what China was like BEFORE Mao and instead we are only told about the "60 million death toll"

"Mao killed 60 million Chinese!!" Meanwhile homes of the Chinese who grew up during Mao's era:

@MasterMaliq 穆罕默德如果知道你们把他指定的继承人阿里踢开，把他的敌人们制定的规矩当真理膜拜，那么他恐怕也会成为十字军的

Love him or hate him, Muhammad is arguably the most successful religious leader in human history.

@MasterMaliq 我隐约记得，十字军东征是因为穆斯林们入侵了东罗马帝国在小亚细亚的领土，随后东罗马的阿莱克修斯皇帝向教皇请求援军，于是十字军才过去殴打你们的吧。

Some people talk as if Muslims invented religious violence. History says otherwise. The Crusades happened. The Inquisition happened. Catholics and Protestants killed each other in wars that left millions dead. None of this excuses crimes committed by Muslims. But it does raise a question: Why is violence called "human nature" when others do it, but called "Islam" when Muslims do it?

@MasterMaliq 如果你们不是正在北苏丹搞大屠杀，我说不定就暂时相信你这话了。

They say Muslims are dangerous. 2 billion Muslims. No nuclear bomb legacy. No global invasion record. But we’re still the "threat." Alright.

@xzzzjpl 心情低落的刷推特。看到这一条推文的图片。被逗乐了。

“习近平的基本月薪是世界主要国家的元首之中，工资最低的。”——如果算上稿费，他会排第几？你怎么看？

@_witchpls 我操，全世界的女人都是这鬼样子吗？

It’s pathetic how 90% of anime is just power fantasies for lonely and crusty middle aged men or young incels. All these male characters are blatantly obvious boring self inserts being obsessed over by younger women. It’s cringey as hell.

@shangguanluan 照这么看，普通印度人＞印黑＞小粉印。毕竟无论在哪儿小粉印都被全世界人民嘲笑，被视为与大便和强奸挂钩。

支黑在外国人眼中到底是什么形象呢？ 打个比方吧： 如果一个印度人在我面前说：“我们印度世界第一，文化领先。”你肯定觉得这是个民族主义者，敬而远之。 如果一个印度人说：“我们国家还有很多问题，但是我们正在努力改变他，所以我们正在农村改造厕所和推广卫生巾。”你肯定会尊重他，甚至还想问哪里可以捐钱。 如果一个印度人说：“我们印度是世界上最烂的国家，老B印都是垃圾，呼吁巴基斯坦核平我们！我们特别羡慕你们中国，我要成为中国人，我要融入中国。”那你只会觉得这人有病，肯定另有企图，离老子远点。

@kwonchoistory 我会选美国上流社会或中产阶级，以及中国的统治阶级。如果转生成美国底层和中国底层，那便衰了啊

신이 강대국에 다시 태어날 나라를 선택할 기회를 준다면 미국🇺🇸 | 중국🇨🇳 여러분의 선택은?

@casein5744 少数是翻墙出来的，多数是政府专门使唤的公务员、花钱雇的舆情公司，以及监狱里发帖减刑的囚犯

@codyhunk 都是蛆罢了，直接开喷😡

经常看到说中文区内容没营养 今天刷到了好多外区的帖子，也没见他们的质量有多高啊