Oh no, according to some on this forum CCP must now mandate Chinese to watch HW movies or they might produce even more anti-Asian propaganda! I bet that will help.
Oh no, according to some on this forum CCP must now mandate Chinese to watch HW movies or they might produce even more anti-Asian propaganda! I bet that will help.

Brazil really carrying their weight here.
He should have been treated like a normal person and arrested for breaking local laws. Single handedly screwed thousands of concert goers and the malaysian lgbt community.
Enough of this get out of jail free white privilege c
Malaysian government should treat this guy just like any other visitor; without special privileges. if necessary do do urine test and reprimand his behavior. I'm disappointed to hear the applauses from the crowd when he talked rubbish ; probably drunk or on drugs. It's worrying if they think his behavior is okay. He spat on the stage and also did indecent act in public; maybe to show his rebellious nature. The public should teach him a lesson....he just a well-paid entertainer like busker and dancer.He should have been treated like a normal person and arrested for breaking local laws. Single handedly screwed thousands of concert goers and the malaysian lgbt community.
Enough of this get out of jail free white privilege crap
ROME—Pope Francis accepted as bishop of Shanghai a man whom Chinese authorities had installed in the post without consulting the Vatican, in the latest sign of the pope’s determination to pursue a rapprochement with Beijing despite China’s tightening restrictions on religion.
The Vatican announced on Saturday that Pope Francis had named Bishop Joseph Shen Bin to lead the diocese of Shanghai, more than three months after Chinese Catholic authorities announced that he had been ceremonially installed in the position.
Cardinal Pietro Parolin, the Vatican secretary of state, told Vatican media that the pope had acted for “the greater good of the diocese and the fruitful exercise of the bishop’s pastoral ministry,” but said that Beijing’s unilateral decision to transfer the bishop from his former diocese of Haimen was contrary to “the spirit of dialogue and collaboration” of on the appointment of bishops.
In 2018, the Vatican and Beijing signed an agreement, renewed in 2020 and 2022 , that gives both sides a say in the appointment of bishops.
The deal marks a rare concession by the pope of his prerogative to appoint bishops, which Vatican officials have argued is necessary to maintain the unity of the church in China. Critics, including Cardinal Joseph Zen, a former bishop of Hong Kong, have argued that the agreement is a betrayal of the country’s underground Catholics loyal to the pope.
The details of the deal remain secret, but Pope Francis has said that it gives him the final say.
Vatican plans to send Ukraine Peace Envoy Cardinal Matteo Maria Zuppi to visit Beijing in Aug.Last November, of violating the deal by transferring Bishop John Peng Weizhao from his Vatican-approved post as bishop of Yujiang to a new role as auxiliary bishop of Jiangxi, a diocese not recognized by the Vatican.
The Vatican’s response to the Shanghai appointment was milder on Saturday. Cardinal Parolin suggested that there might be aspects of the case unforeseen by the unpublished agreement and requiring further negotiation. He also praised Bishop Shen as an “esteemed pastor.” But he said it was “indispensable that all episcopal appointments in China, including transfers, be made by consensus” between Rome and Beijing.

China is practicing exercising right to appoint spiritual leaders in anticipation when Dalai Lama crokes anyday now. Watch Dalai Lama appoint some American-born kid as successor to stir geopolitical tensions and US/West tries to interfere and shit-stir Tibetan independence. Golden Urn for the win.
Pope Francis Accepts Bishop Unilaterally Installed by China
Vatican says Beijing’s move violated spirit of 2018 deal on appointment of bishops
Vatican plans to send Ukraine Peace Envoy Cardinal Matteo Maria Zuppi to visit Beijing in Aug.
Damn it feels good to be a superpower, you get appoint your own bishops and the Vatican asks for your blessing in ending regional wars.
Especially among his fellow LGBT+ crowd.China is practicing exercising right to appoint spiritual leaders in anticipation when Dalai Lama crokes anyday now. Watch Dalai Lama appoint some American-born kid as successor to stir geopolitical tensions and US/West tries to interfere and shit-stir Tibetan independence. Golden Urn for the win.
"Acktually, that is because SEEPEEPESEE ruled Chyner is collapsing and they are to poor to consune Western™ Demcracy ™ Cinema now."
Toshiro Ino's provocative remarks require an explanation from Tokyo: Global Times editorial
Japanese State Minister of Defense Toshiro Ino recently stated in an interview with British media that if the Chinese mainland was to use force against Taiwan, Japan would likely "provide some kind of support" to Taiwan. He also added that he is not sure "whether it is going to be defence equipment support or whether it is going to be logistics support."
These remarks, coming from a current senior Japanese official, carry a provocative undertone. What does this mean? Does Japan intend to openly intervene in cross-Straits affairs? Is this his personal opinion, or does it represent Japan's official stance? The Japanese side needs to provide an explanation to China regarding this matter.
We wonder if Ino has realized the gravity and severity of his words this time. This is a blatant violation of China's red line and not just a matter of sending wrong signals to the "Taiwan independence" forces on the island. Whether it's providing "some kind of support" in terms of defense equipment or logistics, it is absolutely unacceptable.
Japan often has some "big-mouthed politicians" who do not understand the severity of their words. Tokyo's various statements and actions on the Taiwan question, however, show significant consistency, indicating that this is not just a matter of politicians' "big mouths," but a highly possible genuine policy orientation.