Holy those are some Indian level comments LMAO. Are they Spanish or Latinos?
Chinese Soft Power and Media Discussion and Updates
- Thread starter tankphobia
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saw this in insta, seems an editorial change earlythis year.. curious, when did it start to be like that?
wuguanhui
Junior Member
The Economist is the British version of inverse Cramer. I don't know if anyone remembers that TE had a very flattering article on Bo Xilai.
What is TE?
duncanidaho
Junior Member
The Economist.
Equation
Lieutenant General
At the cost of white Jesus and his believers!
[Rant, I wanted to say this for a very long time]
I think one of the biggest issue of China is that their media and PR is lead by totally incompetent people. When you have CGTN, Chinadaily, Xinhua as your official mouthpiece, they are a negative impression about the country. I don't know how much these editors earn, but I have not seen more boring, dull videos from anyone else. It feels like their entire management is run by old uncles who are of minimum 60+ age, have no sense of modern media styles. Is it just incompetence, or corruption in those organizations?
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I think one of the biggest issue of China is that their media and PR is lead by totally incompetent people. When you have CGTN, Chinadaily, Xinhua as your official mouthpiece, they are a negative impression about the country. I don't know how much these editors earn, but I have not seen more boring, dull videos from anyone else. It feels like their entire management is run by old uncles who are of minimum 60+ age, have no sense of modern media styles. Is it just incompetence, or corruption in those organizations?
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They’re simply trying to minimize potential risks; “sticking to the old ways” means everything stays within controllable bounds. Anyone who has seen those news reports about high‑ranking officials being disciplined should understand that no amount of past achievements can offset mistakes made on the job in China.