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FairAndUnbiased

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Breadbox said:
Certain group of people never changes no matter where they reside, this is shockingly consistent with how North Korea pretends it did most of the fighting during the Korean war and many in South Korea (probably the North as well) pretends how they won the Imjin War all by themselves. And how they are clearly the rightful inheritor of ancient east asian culture while China has lost it all. This sort of delusion is directly fed by the near complete inability to read any historical record written by their own ancestor, even cursory reading into their own historical record would see their own ancestor clowning on their modern-day delusions.

Abit off topic but perhaps the most shambolic thing is how Japan gets to parade its "traditional buildings and landmarks" around and wow people with its "TraditionalNess" despite most of them being the age of an average boomer because the original was destroyed by US air raids.
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those 'traditional buildings' aren't even boomer aged, they're millenial aged. Even their language was forced to change by the military occupation. Accented English is now an official part of their language.

幸运 = 幸運な (kouna)? No, ラッキー (rakki) (lucky)
机会 = 机会（kikai)? No, it's "chansu" (chance)
面试 = 面接 (mensetsu)? No, it's "intabyo" (interview)

Imagine if people in China talked like "明天还有论文代得栏(deadline)，来不及客立思码思(Christmas)夏拼(shopping)。" That would actually mean China lost its culture. Luckily Chinese has a near 99% native or near-native vocabulary.
 
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sheogorath

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tonyget said:
You know that's interesting. This brings me a lot of old memorys，decades ago when Chinese internet was pretty free compare to now，there were many ethnic minority forums.

I had visit many of those forums，the atmosphere was very toxic and antagonistic against Han people and China in general. There was nothing explicit against the CCP nor anything about "independent from China"，I guess it's just that the server is located inside China and they don't want the forum get shutdown by the authority. But the anti-China sentiment is very clear on these forums，it's filled with negative news about China，you‘d get banned if you say anything good about China.
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Do keep in mind it is likely a lot of the posters in those forums weren't people in China, probably, but just diaspora and their liberal descendants in the west. Just like r/China doesn't really have chinese people living in China but liberal chinese diaspora in the West.


With a "healthy" side of spooks pretending to be Chinese as well.
 
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tygyg1111

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FairAndUnbiased said:
they also demolish their old temples.

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Well there is one shrine that truly deserves demolition...

FairAndUnbiased said:
Imagine if people in China talked like "明天还有论文代得栏(deadline)，来不及客立思码思(Christmas)夏拼(shopping)。" That would actually mean China lost its culture. Luckily Chinese has a near 99% native or near-native vocabulary.
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This is like a nightmarish version of Taiwan
 
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WTF Sky News????


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Albanese must use Xi meeting to return us to the Howard-Abbott golden age of Australia-China relations​

Good leadership isn't about exclusivity. It's about the careful management of competing interests and alliances and a recognition we need to lean on China for economic success and prosperity.
 
Breadbox

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sheogorath said:
Do keep in mind it is likely a lot of the posters in those forums weren't people in China, probably, but just diaspora and their liberal descendants in the west. Just like r/China doesn't really have chinese people living in China but liberal chinese diaspora in the West.


With a "healthy" side of spooks pretending to be Chinese as well.
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No lol, R/China definitely aren't "liberal chinese diaspora", vast majority are anglos who have never set foot in China in their entire life. A minority of are former english teachers and a very very tiny minority are the so called "liberal Chinese diaspora".
 
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