A google employee, an attention seeking loser, you can do better than that SCMP. Beside, the outpouring of supports for buying Russian products have dwarf that of this small shop. And the bias author needs to understand most Chinese are upset about the double standards, mixing of politics with everything from sports, arts, to science and disproportional display of self-righteousness and hyprocrites.
A Chinese employee at Google China, who refused to reveal his identity, said he donated US$1,000 – with the same amount matched by his company – to help Ukrainians.
“Wars cannot be rationalised,” he said. “No matter what, Ukraine people will be the ones suffering the most during the war. My donation is for humanitarian reasons
I also disapprove of any diplomatic excuses [Vladimir] Putin used to wage the war. I support anything that’s on the opposing side of this and the autocratic governments such as Russia and China.
“I hope that the pro-democracy movements in the West can prevail in Russia and China, and possibly overthrow the autocracies.”
Xu Xiaodong, a Chinese mixed martial artist with 241,000 Twitter followers, posted his visit to Kievruss earlier this week.
“Not sure how to support, so I went to the 22-year-old Kievruss restaurant in west Beijing for lunch today,” he wrote on Twitter. “Everything I ate was Ukrainian food, which made me feel better.
“Wish the war be over and the war criminals go to hell.”
“War is one autocrat sending one civilian’s son to kill another civilian’s son, so we must be anti-war,” Lee said.
“Civilians are always going to be the most direct victims of the catastrophe, and we are all civilians, so we should think about war from the perspective of a civilian, rather than hotheadedly be excited over war, that’s not normal.
“I can only stand for myself and say sorry to Ukrainian people, and I hope that Ukraine people would be nice to our Chinese people who are still yet to be evacuated from the country.”
