Chinese Soft Power and Media Discussion and Updates

[AssassinsMace]

Guess Chicom tourism is a thing now.

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China’s communist revolution now has an interactive theme park. A lot of this stuff would be banned in the US not because they would see it as communist propaganda but because over safety.

Interesting how these travel content creators keep going back to China. A lot of things to do. Hasan Piker has done a video commenting on this video and he wants to do this.

 

[GulfLander]

seems scmp has this kind of reporter

(this article seems reprinted from scmp)

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she also wrote this articles before

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(not sure why the link is in sg suffix)

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[Valentine]

This just means you and your social circle are not the intended audience. The world is much bigger than what you are familiar with. Images of construction and high rises might seem boring to you, but people who live with collapsing basic infrastructures might see it in a completely different light.

Even if that's the case, it could be shown less crudely and with more creativity, rather than just taking the same edit and shoving it everywhere.

 

[solarz]

China’s communist revolution now has an interactive theme park. A lot of this stuff would be banned in the US not because they would see it as communist propaganda but because over safety.

Interesting how these travel content creators keep going back to China. A lot of things to do. Hasan Piker has done a video commenting on this video and he wants to do this.

This is basically organized LARP, but the video has trash commentary.

 

[solarz]

Even if that's the case, it could be shown less crudely and with more creativity, rather than just taking the same edit and shoving it everywhere.

Like I said, you're not the intended audience.

 

[siegecrossbow]

This is basically organized LARP, but the video has trash commentary.

Doesn’t matter. This will only make more curious westerners to check it out themselves.

 

[Temstar]

China’s communist revolution now has an interactive theme park. A lot of this stuff would be banned in the US not because they would see it as communist propaganda but because over safety.

Interesting how these travel content creators keep going back to China. A lot of things to do. Hasan Piker has done a video commenting on this video and he wants to do this.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2069423367946633652

Koreans are getting in on this LARP too.
By the way having random foreigners taking part in War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression is 100% lore accurate, it even goes double for Koreans - that's how the Kim family got their legitimacy.

 

[siegecrossbow]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2069423367946633652

Koreans are getting in on this LARP too.
By the way having random foreigners taking part in War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression is 100% lore accurate, it even goes double for Koreans - that's how the Kim family got their legitimacy.

Maybe they can hire Japanese expats to play the role of IJA. Everyone gets to have fun.

 

[Dante80]

I think this belongs here.

Remember that $1.6Bn Congress gave for China misinfo campaigns, propaganda etc etc? Some of which

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resulted in thousands of deaths in the Phillipines etc etc?

Well GAO has a 50 page report on it. With some recommendations too.

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It is not a surprise that many of the 470 projects funded had some problems.

a summary

 

[gcc]

I think this belongs here.

Remember that $1.6Bn Congress gave for China misinfo campaigns, propaganda etc etc? Some of which

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resulted in thousands of deaths in the Phillipines etc etc?

Well GAO has a 50 page report on it. With some recommendations too.

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It is not a surprise that many of the 470 projects funded had some problems.

a summary

interesting that gov agencies have no quantifiable kpi.

i watched a interview with an "online influance campaign manager" (i dont know how to translate 水军). he ususally work for comapanies and idol groups to build positive image and smear groups/ companies. he claims that the way they quantify effectiveness is by views, replys and reposts. the higher the number, the more they get paid.