qinjohn
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China has the scale and industrial capacity to ignore American economic sanctions and get away with it. Poorer and weaker countries in the developing world do not and can very much still be harmed by it. See Cuba. The question is whether China is willing to come in and bail US sanctioned countries. Don't get your hopes up on that.
Mr Melancholy@chakravartiiin
People don't realise how big this really is > The whole world trade especially oil is backed by the US dollar and done on systems like swift > US regularly uses this to their advantage and sanctions companies of other countries into compliance, until now > China has put injunctions to US sanctions on its companies for trading in iranian oil putting national interest above American interests > This means the Chinese government will support these companies legally & financially to run their business smoothly > With a lot of iranian oil trade happening in yuan or barter china is now resisting US financial coercion openly and disregarding sanctions domestically Once an American sanction would've been a death sentence to a chinese company today the chinese government is telling them to ignore them, this is the new world order.
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@RobinSeun 看到视频了，最惨一个骑着电瓶车带孩子在旁边看热闹的，结果那车转头就撞电瓶车，大人甩出去了，孩子带车被车轮撞着走。真tmd，撞孩子的孬种，真畜生！
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@ydztywc @limeili52873499 @zhu0588 18大后对太子党打压太狠了，19大之后把红色家族的全国政协委员的席位都清除了。参考李登辉和戈叶的教训，还是应该多培养些自己的孩子，革命后代更能保证我们政权的安全。
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上世纪八、九十年代，号称「中国第一家族」邓氏家族，无论大小太子或公主、驸马，无不响应邓小平「先让一部份人富起来」的口号，成为中共最富裕的家族。他们穿梭于中、港，表现出权力和金钱的结合。尽管其后涉腐败案，但邓家成员均能独善其身。
邓家大公子邓朴方，八十年代初建立康华实业公司，是198 9年学生激烈反对的「官倒」表表者、「六四」导火线之一，其后康华遭整，他安然无事;大女邓林的丈夫吴建常，长期把持着中国有色金属工业总公司，在港拥总资产保守估计达数十亿的上市公司股权;三女邓榕丈夫贺平，透过保利集团，从事军火交易、煤矿、房地产等业务。
而邓质方伙同北京首钢老大周冠五之子周北方、香港巨富李嘉诚等，在港搞了上市公司首长四方集团，在上海、北京、广州、深圳等近十个城市大肆贩卖土地使用权，据称当年积累150亿美元的财富，佔国家外滙近四分之一。其后，周北方腐败案发，周被判囚监禁，罪状包括是动用首钢5,000万美金，有消息指其实是为邓在澳门赌博填坑，据悉邓一夜间输掉1.9亿元人民币，被澳门王之子，即当年还未成澳门特首的何厚铧连续「宴请」三天，直到周把钱打入法国后转往澳门的户头，邓才得以脱身回京。涉案被短暂双规的邓，其后销声匿迹，到1997年父亲丧礼重新现身，近年偶有露脸。
---邓小平家族不管做什么总能脱身
来源:苹果日报
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@Clyde23776581 @DuoHong44622 现在墙内歧视纹身挺多的，因为整体社会风气保守退缩了。
不像90年代，不搞点纹身穿刺，不听一些摇滚，就是乡下农批，没人愿意别人绝对自己土鳖。
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🇨🇳CHINA’s Fourth Carrier would be NUCLEAR
Now building in Dalian with hull complete, overall progress already 25% Done.
At 120,000 tons, biggest in the world, it can carry 105 J-35/15T fighters along with KJ-600 AWACs, Projected to be in service by 2030
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It’s gonna be an awesome weekend in Dunhuang. 🇨🇳 ✌🏼
第一次来甘肃！
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关于中美博弈的终局，我始终看好中国。这是两种文明大博弈的历史再现，历史仍然有很深刻的借鉴意义。
汉匈之战超过130年，清准之战超过70年。超级强权之间的大博弈想“毕其功于一役”是不现实的，它需要无数次大大小小的消耗战积累战略优势，推进战略目标。
这种长周期、高强度的对抗，是对国家意志和体制韧性的极致考验。中央集权制在资源动员和战略连续性上的优势，使其天然具备应对“百年拉锯”的抗压基因。
当然，在核平衡时代中美再发生直接的武装冲突的可能性微乎其微。中美博弈会更多的在市场、科技、经济、叙事、治理等领域进行攻防。
最终，胜负不在于谁的拳头更硬，而在于谁的内部社会更稳，谁能率先在解决自身结构性矛盾的“苦旅”中突围。
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Can we please take a moment to appreciate this dreadful performance by Chinese actress Li Xiaoran (李小冉) on the reality/talent show Sisters Who Make Waves (#乘风2026)? Because this 50-yr-old sister is actually an icon: she was off-key, off-tempo, forgetting lyrics, and completely stiff in her choreography.... but regardless of everything she stayed calm and cheerfully smiled through it all. She's now an inspiration to Chinese netizens who feel they're barely hanging on at work to keep going: a good attitude, a splash of confidence, and a bright smile can take you surprisingly far. (Li was voted to the number 1 spot of the round🤣)
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@comradeTL 其实这个英国人以前的推文其实都挺友好的，但是看样子她并不清楚上个世纪的中国被一连串的动乱灾难伤得有多重吧。过去的那些历史简直就是雷区啊。
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The UK stopped being a serious power after Suez and there really is no point in waxing nostalgic over an Empire that shat the bed so hard that it’s better to hide the fact that you are British rather than admit you are.
Miss Money Penny@CleansedTweets
A little-known fact about Hong Kong: Britain 🇬🇧didn’t legally have to hand over Hong Kong Island & Kowloon in 1997. Only the New Territories. The island was ceded to Britain in perpetuity after the 1842 Treaty of Nanking. Kowloon was also permanent. Only the New Territories were on a 99-year lease expiring in 1997. But the New Territories had become completely integrated, water supply, industry, population, infrastructure. Separating them would’ve left the rest unsustainable. China refused any split and demanded the whole territory back. So Britain negotiated the full handover under “one country, two systems.”
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