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Temstar

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The accusation is not disinformation but rather united front activity, which if you think about what united front was meant to achieve "gain as many friends as you can, have as few enemy as you can", cultural export would fall under.

The ironic part is this particular case of cultural export is doubly effectively precisely because Taiwanese are Chinese and so have better understanding of Journey to the West than world average, and the popularity of this game would only make it increasingly so. This is despite DPP's green cultural revolution efforts at trying to separate Taiwanese identify from Chinese. Their intense response to BMW in fact proves the opposite of what they are pushing.

Poetic, just as Elder Jinchi desired Sanzang's Kasaya to prove he is a high priest with great enlightenment, yet it was also this very desire that had the opposite effect.
 

Sardaukar20

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Indians are claiming kung fu as theirs because it supposedly came Chinese Buddhism therefore they take the credit. It's only a matter of time where they're going to take credit for Black Myth Wukong because of its links to Buddhism.
Indians claim everything to be their invention. Even flight and space travel, where apparently they have perfected it millennia ago. Their tales are as credible as the cow dung they use in their everyday life.

Buddhism didn't originate from "India". It originated from a region that lies between modern day Nepal and India. If anything, Nepal has a stronger claim than India because the Buddha was actually born there. When Xuanzang arrived at the Indian subcontinent, he never mentioned about any nation called "India". Instead, he mentioned the names of numerous kingdoms like Lampa, Kashmira, Mathura, etc. But in all the English language translations of his Journey to the West, they mentioned that he traveled to "India". For modern China, I think it's for convenience sake. But for the rest of us, it's the Anglos and the Indians trying to reinterpret history. We should actually be reading the original documentations of Xuanzang and other documents that were originally from that era. We cannot fully trust Anglo documents.
 
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siegecrossbow

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Indians claim everything to be their invention. Even flight and space travel, where apparently they have perfected it millennia ago. Their tales are as credible as the cow dung they use in their everyday life.

Buddhism didn't originate from "India". It originated from a region that lies between modern day Nepal and India. If anything, Nepal has a stronger claim than India because the Buddha was actually born there. When Xuanzang arrived at the Indian subcontinent, he never mentioned about any nation called "India". Instead, he mentioned the names of numerous kingdoms like Lampa, Kashmira, Mathura, etc. But in all the English language translations of his Journey to the West, they mentioned that he traveled to "India". For modern China, I think it's for convenience sake. But for the rest of us, it's the Anglos and the Indians trying to reinterpret history. We should actually be reading the original documentations of Xuanzang and other documents that were originally from that era. We cannot fully trust Anglo documents.

Hmm we should rename it from “Journey to the West” to “Journey to Akhand Bharat”. Once this is done our friends can equate the “West” to “Akhand Bharat”, allowing them to lay claim to new and exciting places.
 

Temstar

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Indians claim everything to be their invention. Even flight and space travel, where apparently they have perfected it millennia ago. Their tales are as credible as the cow dung they use in their everyday life.

Buddhism didn't originate from "India". It originated from a region that lies between modern day Nepal and India. If anything, Nepal has a stronger claim than India because the Buddha was actually born there. When Xuanzang arrived at the Indian subcontinent, he never mentioned about any nation called "India". Instead, he mentioned the names of numerous kingdoms like Lampa, Kashmira, Mathura, etc. But in all the English language translations of his Journey to the West, they mentioned that he traveled to "India". For modern China, I think it's for convenience sake. But for the rest of us, it's the Anglos and the Indians trying to reinterpret history. We should actually be reading the original documentations of Xuanzang and other documents that were originally from that era. We cannot fully trust Anglo documents.
The actual name Sanzang used to describe the subcontinent was "天竺" (closely related to the other old Chinese name for India "身毒") which was derived from Sindhu from which Hindu also originated from.

The word has Persian origin. Remember Sanzang didn't go over the Himalayas but around it through somewhere around Afghanistan.
 

Tam

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Genshin's Xilonen idle animation dance + Gaga's "Just Dance" going viral with the same energy.

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Got to hand it to Hoyoverse. Their character designs and animations have a meme quality that explodes on the Internet. (Look at the stark contrast on Concord and other heavily DEI'ed games).

It wasn't just too long ago---two months ago---that ZZZ Shark girl Ellen Joe blew up the Internet. Her character trailer took on 36 million views and her teaser took 16 million views on YouTube in just two months.


 
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Tam

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WTF, Concord may have cost Sony 400 million dollars instead of 100 million? That would be the pinnacle 4X of catastrophe for the games industry. Gross revenue, 1 million dollars. 1/400. That's gross not net. That amount was refunded. 0/400.

 
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