Nobody's perfect 😉

@China__Focus Whatever your good intentions are, don't touch a girl's clothes! They should know it's rude, whatever their original intentions. BTW they didn't use "broken English" , the kid say he forgot how to say bag. Totally useless.

Worried that the monkey might "rob" foreign visitors, a family of three used broken English to warn them to keep an eye on their backpacks.

@ChinaScience @tphuang

Acting like a giant mobile power bank, an all-electric tugboat discharged electricity from its battery at a rate of 80 kW, delivering a total of 560 kWh​ of electricity back to the power grid during a seven-hour experiment on Thursday in Lianyungang, east China's Jiangsu Province. It marked the country's first application of vessel-to-grid (V2G) bidirectional technology.

@film_aleatoire @morris_que14 OK. Hope you are right then this singing-Chinese- songs-in-French thing will go viral.

@nbdyspfect @morris_que14 I dont think there are prejudices nor hostilities towards the republic of china 🤔

Who knew that Chinese songs translate so well into French that you can't even tell that it was Chinese? Because it sounds 100% like French chansons.

@Luke_J_A_P @Paul__Browning_ bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00…

@Luke_J_A_P @Paul__Browning_ Hmm... I watched a BBC "country life" programme some time ago where a group of farmers go shooting rabbits then make bunny burgers at the village fair, during which some spit out shotgun pellets from those burgers.🤮

I’ve made a new friend at the air BnB I’m staying at .. 🐇😂🥰🥰

@DavidLe76335983 Rumor has it he's a plant.

In 2001, Gordon Chang published “The Coming Collapse of China” and many other western “experts” shared their similar views China moved from a country competing on cheap labor to today’s innovation hub and top trading partners of >2/3 of the nations on this planet You may like or dislike China. But it is time to ask yourself if these experts, who formed the opinions of China for many in the West, serve the Western world well or help China to develop under the radar?

@PDChina @JRUrbaneNetwork

China's fixed-asset investment in the railway sector reached 248.5 billion yuan (about $36.67 billion) in the first five months of 2026, up 2.6% YoY, data from China State Railway Group Co., Ltd showed Friday.

@Xxx1151718 @morris_que14 I speak both Mandarin and Cantonese, you need to take that insult on Cantonese back. BTW Canto pop sounds great.

@morris_que14 Mandarin Chinese and French are legit two beautifully sounding language. Regional Chinese Dialect, like cantonese sounds like fart, but Mandarin Chinese sound like its perfect for songs and catchy melody

@parametricarch From first photo you could mistake it's in New York or some Western city, never would guess it's in a tier 2-3 city in one of the less developed part of China.

@DanCollins2011 Dan, don't argue with these commentators. Some haven't read your past posts, some just nationalist or propagandists from various camps, some simply have no brain, and then there those who are all of the above.

2 Chinese Men sentenced to death in a Bangkok courtroom for a car bombing in Thailand in 2015.

@parametricarch I like the exterior but am shocked by the interior. I hope they could just borrow a little bit more from the nearby building colors.

Set within a narrow alley of Heshun Ancient Town, ANNSO Hill is embedded into the hillside rather than rising above it. The project unfolds across an inverted L-shaped site, with its stepped roofscape climbing nearly 30 meters along the terrain.

🏨 ANNSO Hill Hotel by Studio Qi Architects in Heshun Ancient Town, China

@archpng Presumably they could restore all those other gates? I don't care if they all have to be installed in posh areas. BTW, FYI, Bejing has also got places named after "xx Gate", guess where those gates went and for what reason?

London once had a series of grand gateways marking entry into the City. Most of them disappeared by the end of the 18th century, including Aldgate, Aldersgate, Bishopsgate, Cripplegate, Ludgate, Moorgate and Newgate. Temple Bar is the surviving exception. Completed in 1672 and attributed to Sir Christopher Wren, it once stood where Fleet Street meets the Strand, marking the western entrance to the City of London. Removed in 1878 to ease traffic, the stone arch was later rebuilt at Theobalds Park in Hertfordshire before being returned to London in 2004. Today it stands near St Paul’s Cathedral as the entrance to Paternoster Square. oldu mu iyi

@athar1313 @RT_com Not sure, at least untrustworthy.

@RT_com What happened to her , she made her career ranting above china only.

‘You can’t wish away the rise of China. It is happening’ ‘There is no other manufacturer like China that can deliver on the scale at which China does’ — Palki Sharma, the founder of IGR, journalist WATCH HERE rumble.com/v7b5ak8-india-…

@RT_com Fun fact: Palki Sharma actually widely perceived as a "China hawk", sometimes impulsively, known as 甲亢姐 or "Sister Hyperthyroidism" among Chinese netizens.😀

@BowesChay Did he actually say that uncharacteristic line? Anyway I wish he did. China is just too diplomatic sometimes.

‘We are not a small country that you can discipline from Brussels’ Beijing brushes off the EU’s demands to comply with its anti-Russia sanctions script

@WenJian0922 你拍的？

气场拉满

@Sam378226241802 @thesiriusreport EU bureaucrats🤡.

@thesiriusreport What's wrong with Europe? Isn't China pretty friendly towards Europe

China has cancelled high-level meetings with the EU. They won't tolerate the idiotic behaviour of Brussels.