The scary part is that the article is implying that the 33 billion is spent, with the pictures of construction to prove it. Yet there is no train, and it’s not going anywhere. So all that money can be spent with minimal accountability.
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The scary part is that the article is implying that the 33 billion is spent, with the pictures of construction to prove it. Yet there is no train, and it’s not going anywhere. So all that money can be spent with minimal accountability.
Ok, but these are not real Chinese Police stationed in foreign countries. They are local Chinese community workers assisting administrative (paper) works for oversea Chinese citizens who are not able to travel back to China during pandemic.
Here is the details in Chinese.
Example, a Chinese citizen living in Sweden whose Chinese driving license is to expire, due to pandemic he can not travel back to China to extend his driving license, so he called "oversea 110" which is back in Fuzhou, get things done over video chat, get his new paper sent to his home in China then forwarded to Sweden. There is no Chinese officer abroad. The so-called "oversea" station is made up of Chinese local residents who serves as an information desk.
Honestly, it is stupid to put up such misleading signs, and I blame both the Fuzhou police department and the local Chinese. My original post was a joke about the western hysteria, but now it seems that some Chinese are responsible for that hysteria.
Sounds like a typical Clan Association (会馆) like the kinds we have in South East Asia which are also organised along regional/dialect lines. Clan associations focus on helping immigrants find their footing in foreign lands and maintain links with home.
They should have just called it as such ...
You think that’s bad. Just look at the estimate for the date of completion.
On the bright side, the workers will basically have a lifetime of employment. Now if only they can shut the hell up about meh Gyna construction GDP.
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Pew Research recently showed American allies viewed China very unfavorably.
A Hungarian organization also polled Hungarian opinion on China (archived from American propaganda ). Their results are quite different.
The Hungarian pollster's question is slanted negatively against China. Nevertheless, this Hungarian pollster finds China +25% compared with Pew.
Here's Pew's crisp graphic based on Hungarian pollster results.
P.S. Pew's numbers on China differ substantially from other pollsters elsewhere too.
A Hungarian organization also polled Hungarian opinion on China (archived from American propaganda ). Their results are quite different.
| Central and Eastern European Center for Asian Studies - Hungarian pollster | Pew Research - American pollster | |
| How do you feel about rising Chinese influence in Hungary? | % of Hungarians who have a(n) favorable/unfavorable view of China | |
| Positive | 51 | 38 |
| Negative | 40 | 52 |
| Overall | +11 | -14 |
Here's Pew's crisp graphic based on Hungarian pollster results.
P.S. Pew's numbers on China differ substantially from other pollsters elsewhere too.
Chinese spox trolling the europeans
Europeans better ask themselves if an anglo led world order still benefits them, and if not, utilise their tradition of deposing compromised Vichy leaders
Europeans better ask themselves if an anglo led world order still benefits them, and if not, utilise their tradition of deposing compromised Vichy leaders
So I'm guessing in a few weeks time:
China "Hey EU, you look a bit cold, would you like to buy some mystery coal from me at very modest prices?"
China "Hey EU, you look a bit cold, would you like to buy some mystery coal from me at very modest prices?"
That's not trolling, that's called 雪中送炭