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@Lena_G_C 独栋/联排的目标客户就不是幼儿园老师这类人。瑞典利率虽然降下来了，但房地产可还没恢复到几年那么火爆

上个月(3月份)， 瑞典的失业率上升到9.7%，而隔壁芬兰的失业率是10.4%。 北欧这两国的就业市场真的惨惨惨！ 教育行业的朋友告诉我，斯德哥尔摩一家幼儿园招聘幼教老师，有260多人去面试。 而这两个月，我们在看的独栋/联排别墅市场，却很是火爆。对于当下的社会，完全看不懂。

@PeterCronau There is a reason that there is not ‘Israel of the North American’ or ‘Israel of the Eastern Europe’

It seems the US has given Japan a free hand to militarily intimidate and provoke China — the danger being Japan becoming a kind of ‘Israel of the Pacific’. “Last week, Takaichi ordered a Japanese warship to transit the Taiwan straits on a day freighted with historical significance for China: the anniversary of the 1895 Treaty of Shimonoseki or Treaty of Maguan, which forced the then-ruling Qing Dynasty to cede Taiwan to Japanese colonial rule.”

Video footage of the exact moment the BYD Yangwang u9 Xtreme reached a maximum speed of 496.22 km/h on the Track in Petersburg,Germany, officially beating the Bugatti Chiron super sport’s record as the world’s fastest production car

@torontobigface 好好融入加拿大，别老惦记中国了

其实每次说物价的时候，很多人都忽略了一个事情 一碗兰州牛肉拉面 如果加拿大是50，中国是10块 这不代表加拿大的拉面价格是中国的五倍 因为含肉量不一样 我之前在国内加这么多肉，估计也得30以上

@quarktalksss 可是从智商上看🐸🐸这个描述非常精确啊

发现个有意思的现象，文明人给对手取的称呼大都很文明，比如基本盘、小粉红、爱党人士、赢学家、直人，都是客观描述，比如，对于盘盘们来说，难道你能否认自己是中共统治的基本盘吗？ 但盘盘们就不同了，殖人、娃娃、青鸟、慕洋犬，都是辱骂和人身攻击，字里行间都透露出无能狂怒。 文字，就是你思想的边界，文字什么样，你就什么样。

Heard some people like wheels？😁 Humanoid robots are the ideal form of general-purpose robots (perfect for general AI and human-derived data). They can work without wheels — but they can also have wheels if they want. Whatever works.

This is just pure unadulterated propaganda by The Economist, as is so often the case with their coverage of China (reminder that, if you read The Economist, the Chinese economy should have collapsed more or less every year for the past 20 years). I actually come from a country - France - where our minorities did actually get squashed, so I have a pretty decent understanding of what that concretely means. For instance in France our regional languages (Basque, Alsacien, Corsican, Breton, Occitan, etc.) have ZERO official status, cannot be used in government, and - under French law - were prohibited in classrooms under threat of punishment (kids at school were made to wear a necklace of shame around their neck if they spoke their regional language: #Fin_du_XIXe_si%C3%A8cle_-_Politique_et_h%C3%A9ritage_de_Jules_Ferry" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vergonha#…). The first line of Article 2 of the French constitution (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_2…) - as amended in 1992 - specifies that French is the exclusive language in France and constitutionally excludes every other language from any official role whatsoever. There was, in France, an official policy of linguicide. The net result, according to official French statistics (ined.fr/fr/publication…), is that regional languages like Corsican or Breton went from being spoken in 70%-80% of local families at the end of WW1 down to sub-10% numbers by the end of the 20th century. Even Alsacien, the most resilient regional language, still saw its transmission rate collapse from 70% to 18% in just 2 generations. That, folks, is "squashing." Same thing, incidentally, in the UK - The Economist's own country: a reminder that in Wales schools used the "Welsh Not" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welsh_Not), a token of shame that a child would need to wear around their neck if they were heard speaking Welsh. Compare and contrast this with this new Chinese law. First of all, fact is that if you look at minorities with their own language in China, the immense majority of them still speak it and use it in their daily life. For instance, a 2017 survey conducted by 国家语委 (the National Language Commission, the authoritative Chinese body on language policy), only 30% of people in Tibet had functional Mandarin proficiency (tibetology.ac.cn/2023-02/10/con…). In other words, Tibetan, not Mandarin, remains the dominant working language of daily life for the overwhelming majority of the population in Tibet. Same story with Mongolian: according to China's Sixth National Census (2010), 85.25% of ethnic Mongols still used Mongolian in daily life (nmlr.muc.edu.cn/info/1119/2132…). Which means, as a starting point, that China already did a far better job than virtually any Western country at protecting their minority languages. Important context when we're speaking about Western media lecturing China on the topic... Heck, a good case could be made that they did TOO GOOD a job given that - among some ethnic minorities - most people speak ONLY their regional language, and can't even speak Mandarin, which is actually one of the main points of the new law. So let's look at this new law (full text here: neac.gov.cn/seac/xwzx/2026…). Does it officially recognize and protect minority languages? Yes, the law literally says "The state respects and protects the learning and use of minority languages and scripts, promotes the regulation, standardization, and digitalization of minority languages." Does it ban minority languages in schools? No. The new law does tilt education further toward Mandarin - requiring nationally unified textbooks and designating Mandarin as the basic language of instruction - but it does not abolish minority-medium schools (民族语授课学校 in Chinese, literally "minority-language-instruction schools") which can continue to operate with state funding in their respective regions. Does it ban minority languages from government? No. Article 15 explicitly states that "where relevant laws require documents to be issued in minority languages, both the national common language version and the minority language version shall be provided" (依照有关法律规定需要使用少数民族语言文字发布文书的，应当同时提供国家通用语言文字版本和少数民族语言文字版本). Does it ban minority languages from public signage? No. The law requires Mandarin to be displayed "prominently" alongside minority scripts in public settings - not instead of them. Does it undermine autonomous regions? No. Article 8 of the new law explicitly reaffirms "upholding and improving the system of ethnic regional autonomy" (坚持和完善民族区域自治制度). Which means that the 1984 Regional Ethnic Autonomy Law remains in force, with their local regions' legal authority to adopt regulations suited to local ethnic conditions. So all in all, what you CAN say is that the new law does indeed promote Mandarin and pushes to ensure every Chinese citizen can speak a common national language - which is, frankly, a pretty normal thing for any country to expect. What you CANNOT say - unless you are writing propaganda rather than journalism - is that this law "squashes" 55 ethnicities. Actual squashing is hanging a wooden clog around a child's neck for speaking his mother tongue. Actual squashing would be making minority languages or culture anticonstitutional. A law that funds minority-language preservation, preserves minority-medium schools, reaffirms regional autonomy, requires bilingual government documents and operates under a Constitution whose Article 4 guarantees all ethnic groups "the freedom to use and develop their own spoken and written languages and to preserve or reform their own traditions and customs" is not "squashing" anything. It's a level of minority-language and cultural protection that the French Republic - or the UK - has never offered its own citizens in its entire existence.

@igeekbb 土殖子真是又蠢又坏

这个视频已经被抬了，全程没有露任何品牌和车标，还是一样被抬走。说某国产超豪华品牌百万级豪车，前舱盖连十几年的老汽修工都打不开，估计是怕技术泄露,，这里面可放着一台非常牛逼的发动机，30 年前淘汰的东安1.5T。

Israel shot a little girl in front of her brother while she was collecting water. x.com/neyikaybettik/…

So glad people are finally realizing Japan is garbage

A tradução automática do twitter quebrou o estereótipo do japonês educado e inteligente Um bando de playboyzinho racista da pior estirpe

eu amo a tradução automática, mas eu não quero mais ver tweets japoneses, se for pra ver animais eu vou no zoológico e tenho certeza que os de lá vão ser muito mais educados e tranquilos

@IsabellaAn67 Water cannon is ship washing service but not military bullying

Look who's saying! "Military Bullying" is among the core ideals of the Chinese Communist Party!

UNICEF is outraged by the killing of two drivers of trucks contracted by UNICEF to provide clean water to families in the Gaza Strip. The victims were killed by Israeli fire in an incident that took place early this morning at the Mansoura water filling point in northern Gaza. UNICEF extends our condolences to the families of the men killed. Full statement: unicef.link/4cVCyP9

Our daughter, Rachel Corrie, was killed in 2003 in Gaza, while trying to protect a Palestinian home facing illegal destruction by the Israeli military. She was 23 years old. The massive, armored Caterpillar D-9 bulldozer that crushed her was operated by two Israeli soldiers and manufactured in the United States. It was the same type of militarized bulldozer that US presidents from George W. Bush through to Donald Trump have delivered to Israel. Today, as the destruction of Palestinian homes has only become more commonplace, not to mention the horror of Israel’s genocide, Senator Bernie Sanders will force a vote in the Senate to try to end this cycle of death by banning the transfer of D-9 bulldozers to Israel. We hope he will not take this stand alone. No policy can bring back those taken from us by these actions—children and other loved ones. But the Senate now has an opportunity to honor the memories of our daughter, other Americans, and thousands of Palestinian civilians killed, and to show that their deaths, and all the destruction, will no longer be condoned and funded. We hope those elected to represent us, the American people, understand the message that voting to block these D-9 bulldozers will send. This will not be a symbolic gesture, but a concrete step toward the protection of human life. thenation.com/article/politi…

@MinhDr18 They should just bomb you, like Americans

"China says military bullying has brought deep disasters to the world." So stop bullying your neighbors, will you? x.com/BRICSinfo/stat…

Israelis harassed L’Espresso magazine so much claiming the vile israeli soldier photo is fake, they published the full video | via @MareLontano

@yuyuantantiann 视频里的是055

@gfwsucks 你这样咒你同学爹妈好吗？

大多数人错以为中国安全，这是一种错觉，真实情况是如果你在媒体上看到1次张献忠事件，真实情况可能最少已经有100起事件在各地已经发生，只是因为中国新闻管制/封锁制度让人错以为中国最安全，举例子，我同学爹妈前几年被贼人入室杀掉，还放火烧了尸体，除了他小区和身边人知道，其他人无人知晓。

🔴 İsrail ordusu, Gazze’de ders çalıştığı sırada 9 yaşındaki bir kız çocuğunu öldürdü.