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@RnaudBertrand If you love so much commie China, move there and enjoy your commie life!
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Arnaud Bertrand
Arnaud Bertrand@RnaudBertrand·
Quite funny to see that 3 countries claim Fields Medal winner Hong Wang as theirs. When in her case, as in the case of so many top researchers throughout history, the clear lesson is that greatness in science is almost always a collaborative product of multiple countries and cultures. Even if you go back to Marie Curie: same thing, she wasn't originally French but Polish, studying first in Warsaw and then in Paris. Or Einstein who studied and worked in 4 countries. Or take Maryam Mirzakhani, the first woman to win the Fields Medal: she was born and educated in Iran, then did her PhD in the US. There is obviously something special that opens the mind about being exposed to different scientific traditions and different ways of thinking. Which all means that there is a special irony, at least in the case of France and the US, in both countries increasingly treating collaboration with China as a security threat while simultaneously celebrating a scientist whose brilliance is literally the product of that collaboration. The US's National Science Foundation is even presently straight-up banning scientific collaboration with almost all Chinese scientists (science.org/content/articl…) while Europe is doing the equivalent with its flagship Horizon Europe research program, barring Chinese institutions from its grants which, in effect, also bans scientific collaboration with China (nature.com/articles/d4158…). In other words, both countries want to claim Hong Wang but both are actively fighting the scientific spirit of openness that produced her. China is, somewhat ironically, moving in the opposite direction, continuing to "reform and opening up." China's NSFC, the Chinese equivalent of the US's NSF, continues to actively fund foreign researchers to come work in China across all fields (nsfc.gov.cn/english/site_1…). Fields medals, as is the case of Nobel prizes, are very much lagging indicators, by 1 or 2 decades: Hong Wang left China in 2011, at a time when the situation was arguably the reverse of today - the West was open, China was relatively more closed. Which means that 1 or 2 decades from now, don't be surprised if the Fields Medal goes to a French or American researcher who had to go to China to find the openness that produces the very best science.
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Jason Smith - 上官杰文
Jason Smith - 上官杰文@ShangguanJiewen·
While the US debates whether to solve homelessness or not, these are the next generation of school blackboards in China🇨🇳. 👇
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Li Jingjing 李菁菁
Li Jingjing 李菁菁@Jingjing_Li·
Wowww, these Tibetan Monks are also super athletic firefighters!!! 🤯 These monks in Yushu, Qinghai Province, recently joined this firefighting skills training, so they can protect those ancient monasteries if any emergency were to happen. They can run that fast at high altitude!!!
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Jason Smith - 上官杰文
Jason Smith - 上官杰文@ShangguanJiewen·
Did someone tell you the people of China are "oppressed"? The opposite is the case. The VAST majority of Chinese citizen LOVE the Communist Party of China. Chinese people pour into Shaoshan China every day to lay flowers at Mao's statue.
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Chinese Embassy in US@ChineseEmbinUS·
A drone carried one very special passenger to safety. 🐱 When rising floodwaters left a kitten stranded on a branch in the Songhua River in #Jilin, northeast #China, locals attached a small basket to the drone and carefully lifted the animal to shore. #ChinaTech #TechForGood
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Jason Smith - 上官杰文
Jason Smith - 上官杰文@ShangguanJiewen·
While the US is still debating whether life-saving medicine should be available to the poor, China is already building the next phase of humankind's future. Fact.
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@laozhouhengmei 如果有那样的机会,我也会厚脸皮站在一旁
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老周横眉@laozhouhengmei·
川普真的是到什么场合都丢脸。 先是被现场观众狂嘘,然后颁奖之后不懂得要离场,傻不啦叽站在那里以为人家会想要跟他合照。舔狗因凡蒂诺上去想把橙色胖子拉下来,又不太敢,造成了极其尴尬的一幕。 事后西班牙把它从照片里PS掉了。
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Daniel Mayakovski
Daniel Mayakovski@DaniMayakovski·
En La India, turistas adinerados pagan a residentes locales para que carguen con ellos con una camilla de mano para subir los escarpados escalones de piedra del monte Girnar, que tiene más de 10.000 peldaños. El capitalismo en una imagen, te dirán que es el turista quién crea riqueza y deben darle las gracias.
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@mattvanswol American tradition with a long history of racial school bullying.
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吴思思🇨🇳@caoyuanjunzhu·
人类真的很聪明,尤其是中国人😁
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Arnaud Bertrand
Arnaud Bertrand@RnaudBertrand·
Reunification in China! High up in the Xinjiang mountains, we met up with my very good friend @DanielDumbrill who is on his own RV roadtrip with his (very big) family! His RV roadtrip is even more impressive than ours: he started in Chongqing (where he lives), drove all the way to Beijing, then all the way here to Xinjiang and he will go back to Chongqing - all in all 13,000 kilometers, literally touring the whole of China! We're reuniting in the most idyllic place imaginable: high up in the Tang Bu La (唐布拉) mountains, in a Khazak nomad camp. We'll spend the night there, both RVs parked next to each others, and we'll probably spend the next couple of days traveling together 😊
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I feel like we've reached a little piece of heaven - this place is so beautiful it's genuinely unreal! Look at these videos we just took on the road 👇 We're arriving at the Tangbula grassland in Xinjiang ( 唐布拉), a place also known as Bai Li Hua Lang (百里画廊, "Hundred-Li Scenic Gallery"). This place is about 50km long and consists of 113 scenic side valleys off a main valley. Specifically we're now in the Bu Long Gou (布隆沟) valley. Most of these 113 side valleys remain completely private, controlled by local nomads. They're either completely off-limit to tourists or have their access tightly controlled. We managed to get in Bu Long Gou because we made a reservation with a local nomad family to have dinner with them 😊 As you can see on the videos, people still very much live the traditional pastural nomad lifestyle here - at least during the summer (during other seasons they go back down to their apartments in town). This is again a great illustration of how China - contrary to popular belief (and Western media propaganda) - is actually best in class at letting ethnic minorities preserve their traditional cultures and ways of life.

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@RnaudBertrand @DanielDumbrill Are you guys with some tourist company that are authorized by the Chinese government? Last time I checked foreigners cannot visit XinJiang by oneself.
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Xie Feng 谢锋@AmbXieFeng·
After watching this video, I'm off to make egg fried rice for lunch.😄
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Mao Ning 毛宁
Mao Ning 毛宁@SpoxCHN_MaoNing·
Chinese humanoid robots are being trained to handle all household chores fully autonomously. Can’t wait to break free from housework!
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JOHN JR@JKENNEDYJR11·
🚨 WOW! President Trump posted a video of New York City from 1929 INCREDIBLY sad to see what the city has become today. We CAN get back to this, but we have to push hard for MASS DENATURALIZATIONS and MASS DEPORTATIONS. Don’t let up! 🇺🇸
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@Zabayar Why haven't you moved to China?
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Adel El Zabayar@Zabayar·
Mientras tanto en China comunista.
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区块链行情研究
区块链行情研究@qkl2058·
有个22岁的小伙子,手里管着30套Airbnb,一套都不是他的。后台显示每月流水18.7万。 没背房贷,没付首付,房子跟他一毛钱关系没有。他玩的模式叫"租赁套利"——先长租下房子,再放到Airbnb上按天租出去,赚中间的差价。30套一起跑,后台数字看着确实挺唬人。 不过先说句实在话,别光盯着那个数字:这是毛收入,单位是澳元,不是纯利润。扣掉租金、清洁费、各种杂七杂八的开销之后,一套房子每月实际到手大概1000美金。三十套算下来,是个正经生意的规模,但不是什么一夜暴富。 真正的变化发生在2026年,现在有Claude这类AI工具,很多过去要花几周才能搞定的事情,现在很快就能完成。 以前的老办法是啥?打开Zillow找房源,用AirDNA对数据,自己拉电子表格,再逐字逐句啃每份租赁合同。光一个房源就要花四到六个小时,大部分人连第一套都没搞定就放弃了。 现在呢?把一个城市丢进Claude提示词里,二十分钟就出判断:这个区域能干、一般、还是直接跳过。不用跑断腿,不用找中介,也不用花半年时间去踩坑。 真正让人心里不是滋味的,不是他后台那个数字,而是一个事实——这套玩法本身没什么难的,难的是前期的研究筛选,而Claude刚好把这层门槛给拆没了。 我整理了一整套操作指南,包括市场分析提示词、定价提示词、客人运营提示词,还有关于租约和淡旺季那些必须老实面对的部分。 先把这个存下来,趁还没人把你那个城市的房源整栋整栋地包走,在自己地盘上跑一遍试试。
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区块链行情研究
区块链行情研究@qkl2058·
一个22岁的津巴布韦姑娘,没搬去洛杉矶,也没签什么经纪公司,结果五个品牌自己找上门来了。 她用的是Claude,生成了几个AI角色,然后每天在TikTok上发四条视频。前两周基本没人看。 到了第15天,有一条视频爆了,2100万播放。 接下来24小时,账号涨了23万5千多粉丝。到第28天的时候,已经有五个品牌掏钱找她打广告,一共5800美元。 她没有圈内人脉,没去什么创作者聚集的大城市,就是一个人在津巴布韦做内容。 前前后后试了112次,才碰上那一次爆发。但分发渠道不关心她人在哪儿,只要能做出东西来,观众可以来自世界任何一个角落。
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