Yes no doubt that's the intend to make it look like the whole world is against China. But it doesn't change the facts that these dominions were under the control of the 8 nations empires!
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Yes no doubt that's the intend to make it look like the whole world is against China. But it doesn't change the facts that these dominions were under the control of the 8 nations empires!
I do not get it why Google News USA disproportionately highlights Epoch Times articles as default recommended readings. It is treated with much more weight by google than China Daily, etc.
Could it just be a default algorithmic settings by google for China-related articles?
Surely this is not mainstream news outlet in the US or is it?
Could it just be a default algorithmic settings by google for China-related articles?
Surely this is not mainstream news outlet in the US or is it?
It is because it's the most anti-China publication out there I guess.
Here's an excellent piece regarding journalism and their reports on Xinjing. The best bit us around 4.30. When the head of the 'world urgyhr council'. Was asked where did the 1 million urgyhr detention figures come from. After a few hmm and ah. He said he got it from......... The western publications! Lol.
@Temstar can u or anyone with reddit post this over at sino or aznidentity, just as a warning to people to not trust and quote prominent foreign pro-china people blindly.
Guy works for CTGN and is creepy pedo sexpat
Guy works for CTGN and is creepy pedo sexpat
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I've recently seen a survey in post-pandemic Europe which measures the prevalence of the "new cold warrior" mentality which looks to the USA . Depending on the country, it ranges from 8%-25% with an average of 15%
Do you have any data on the Australian equivalent? My view is that it is likely higher, Say 1 in 3 of the population in Australia?
I don't know where to put this. And it bothers me. So I put it here. This story is rather sad. But if this happens the other way around, you can bet your bottom dollar it'll get reported on front page news by all the MSM.
Don't know where to put this, so I'll put it here since it bothers me. This is the reason why Chinese living abroad feels persecuted.
And all the time, the West demonize China. Gee.
'A sad and glorious history':
One of NYC's last Chinese hand laundries closes
Robert Lee recalls success and racism. He starched the city's shirts through it all — but was forced to shut down because of Covid-19.
Robert Lee inside Sun's Laundry, his business of 61 years on the Lower East Side of New York City. (Sheldon Chau / Leap Man Productions)
By Hanna Park
Oct. 9, 2020
For more than half a century, residents of Manhattan's East Village neighborhood would pick up their freshly starched shirts in flimsy plastic bags from Sun's Laundry. The store's red vintage sign, silver countertop bell, Chinese and Westernized calendars, bright customer tickets and over-the-counter conversations served as relics of a bygone era.
Now, the shop sits desolate after having closed at the end of August, following decades during which the Sun family spent their days washing clothes in mixed starch and water, then taking an electric stainless steel iron to the garments to present their customers with crisp, pressed shirts. At night, they retreated to their two-bedroom apartment unit above the store.
The Chinese hand laundry store — known for packaging the final product in traditional brown paper and twine — was one of the last in Manhattan, and it had been operating as a family business since 1959, with Robert S. Lee, 84, at the helm. He opened it with his father, Lee Dow Sun, after whom it's named. During the 1930s, Sun also owned a laundry in Boston, where Lee had first immigrated searching for opportunity.
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And all the time, the West demonize China. Gee.
'A sad and glorious history':
One of NYC's last Chinese hand laundries closes
Robert Lee recalls success and racism. He starched the city's shirts through it all — but was forced to shut down because of Covid-19.
Robert Lee inside Sun's Laundry, his business of 61 years on the Lower East Side of New York City. (Sheldon Chau / Leap Man Productions)
By Hanna Park
Oct. 9, 2020
For more than half a century, residents of Manhattan's East Village neighborhood would pick up their freshly starched shirts in flimsy plastic bags from Sun's Laundry. The store's red vintage sign, silver countertop bell, Chinese and Westernized calendars, bright customer tickets and over-the-counter conversations served as relics of a bygone era.
Now, the shop sits desolate after having closed at the end of August, following decades during which the Sun family spent their days washing clothes in mixed starch and water, then taking an electric stainless steel iron to the garments to present their customers with crisp, pressed shirts. At night, they retreated to their two-bedroom apartment unit above the store.
The Chinese hand laundry store — known for packaging the final product in traditional brown paper and twine — was one of the last in Manhattan, and it had been operating as a family business since 1959, with Robert S. Lee, 84, at the helm. He opened it with his father, Lee Dow Sun, after whom it's named. During the 1930s, Sun also owned a laundry in Boston, where Lee had first immigrated searching for opportunity.
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This sort of things bothers me. So I shall put it here. It's funny you don't hear this from all the western MSM and pro-Taiwan independence posters here.
The Chinese spokesperson is spot on in saying that all pro-indenpent Taiwan and Hong Kong people need to educate themselves in Chinese culture and history.
She when on to say, just where do the these people think all the culture artefact in Taipei museums come from! Lol.
The Chinese spokesperson is spot on in saying that all pro-indenpent Taiwan and Hong Kong people need to educate themselves in Chinese culture and history.
She when on to say, just where do the these people think all the culture artefact in Taipei museums come from! Lol.