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James Tate
James Tate@JamesTate121·
1863. The Central Pacific Railroad needed to cross the Sierra Nevada. White workers quit. “Too high, too cold, too dangerous.” The foreman hired 50 Chinese men from California. They worked. By 1868, 12,000 Chinese men were 90% of the workforce. Pay was $28/month. White men got $35 + board. Chinese bought their own food. Slept in tents at 8,000 feet. They called them “Celestials.” Said they were too small. Then they watched. Chinese crews laid 10 miles of track in one day — April 28, 1869. A record never broken. White crews managed 2 miles. They hung in baskets off cliffs to blast Cape Horn. Snow tunnels through Donner Summit — 15 tunnels, 1,659 feet of granite. No machines. Black powder, chisels, and nerve. Hundreds died in avalanches and explosions. Company records say “2 dead.” Graves say 1,200. In 1867 they struck. 5,000 men walked off. Demanded $40/month and 8-hour shifts in tunnels. The boss cut off food and supplies. Starved them back in 8 days. May 10, 1869. Promontory Summit. Golden Spike ceremony. The photo has zero Chinese men. They were told to step aside. They built 1,776 miles of America. Excluded from citizenship until 1943.
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ネコの時間
ネコの時間@neko2time·
猫は液体?笑
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Noel Y. Calingasan • NYC
Noel Y. Calingasan • NYC@nyclovesnyc·
Blizzard in New York City: Times Square February 23, 2026
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迷人的小红
迷人的小红@miren_41319·
感觉苏翊鸣不费吹灰之力啊
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BBC News (World)
BBC News (World)@BBCWorld·
Indian university faces backlash for claiming Chinese robodog as own at AI summit bbc.in/4alkz4s
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The New York Times
The New York Times@nytimes·
From @TheAthletic: Su Yiming secured China’s first gold medal of this Winter Olympics, winning men’s snowboard slopestyle. What a way to celebrate his 22nd birthday. nyti.ms/4tyJd9c
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Shaun Rein
Shaun Rein@shaunrein·
When I first arrived in China 29 years ago, everyone I met seemed to bring up how poor China was and how it had suffered because of western colonialism. There was the elderly man in his 80s who spoke to me in perfect English on the streets of Tianjin about this... the student at Tsinghua who echoed the same For the last 3 decades, I have seen an urgency among Chinese to catch up to the West, improve & erase a century of humiliation When Chinese see something bad, they complain & see ways to improve When food safety was a problem, restaurants installed cameras in kitchens to show people waiting for tables food hygiene standards When videos of Japanese airport workers stacking luggage upnernt viral, Chinese airport workers started to do the same When a more developed country did something well, China copied it and improved. There is the overarching sense that China needs to improve to catch up The entire Chinese society. Government. People. Corporations. Sacrificed and unified together to catch up and improve Now, even when China has caught up, like in hotel service, many Chinese don't realize how good China has become until they go abroad and see how bad other countries have become, especially those that once were at the top in the western world America thinks it's the best in everything but has rested on its laurels. It doesn't improve nor is there a collective rallying cry to improve. Everyone blames everyone else Instead of building on the Eisenhower highway system or once best of class subways, we've let our infrastructure crumble Instead of focusing on meritocracy, our schools have focused on DEI and trying to stop crime within the schools Our standards drop but we delude ourselves into thinking we are the best. Our medical and health insurance system sucks. It's takes week or months to see a specialist Public services barely work. Try getting an appointment at the DMV Mentally ill people roam the streets terrorizing neighborhoods Yet we always have enough money for Israel or Ukraine, just never enough for Americans. There's always money for Palantir or Lockheed Martin but never enough for our schools or hospitals We call other nations third world or barbaric and racist but don't look at the anti-Chinese or anti-muslim sentiment that courses through polite society, accepted. We have become the barbaric jungle, decaying month by month while our leaders loot the system more than any African warlord ever did The corruption and overall shittiness is so widespread that we just accept it. But when visitors come to America and visit China, they can be left without doubt - China is the future because society is unified while America splinters
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Chay Bowes
Chay Bowes@BowesChay·
In China, special heated houses are set up for stray cats before the onset of cold weather, so that they can survive the cold.
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魔都老猿
魔都老猿@AriXZone·
游客在迪士尼乐园排队时偶遇大猫教小猫跳跃爬山 大猫示范了很多次,小猫总是心不在焉,完美错过。 像不像你辅导你家娃功课的情景? 可是大猫都没有发火。
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Nury Vittachi
Nury Vittachi@NuryVittachi·
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Giokielicious
Giokielicious@jokieliu·
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puppies video
puppies video@puppies_video·
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Posts Of Cats
Posts Of Cats@PostsOfCats·
I love when cats talk back 🥹
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