The sentiment seems to vary quite a bit based on which platform you’re on. While scrolling Douyin (tik tok) I saw lots of pro-LGBT content and openly homosexual couples, lots of pride flags and so on (this compilation includes some of that). I also looked up the Baidu Baike articles on 跨性别 and 同性恋, and I thought they were really good. When it comes to state media, they also made some documentaries showing the LGBT community in a positive light. I also found this SCMP article quite insightful. Of course, we also shouldn’t forget that China has the world’s biggest gay dating app: Blued.
Of course you can use it, don’t be silly! The government doesn’t actively monitor your apps or internet activity.
Exactly! but the funny thing is, I’ve only seen these disclaimers on non-political videos.
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I believe it was “永远吹冲锋号”. You can find it on Youtube
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How does the US losing two aircraft carriers and running out of missiles way before China equate to China being worse off than the US?
Will you address the claim made in the article which you clearly only read the headline of:
In describing the outcome of the Congressional wargames, Rep. Mike Gallagher said that the U.S. used up almost all of its precision-guided missiles in a week. I assure you, China would not run out of missiles in a week.
You seem to just assume that the US can somehow magically appear missiles into existance, but I mean think about it, is it the US or China that deindustrialized? Also, why does the US wargame conclude that at least two US aircraft carriers would be downed in the first two weeks?
14 upvotes in 10 minutes? something fishy going on 🤔
This will definitely turn the tide of the war 🤯
Yeah it seems that the discourse varies a lot based on which platform you’re on. I’ve heard a lot of bad things about the Baidu forums lol
Some real ‘we were always at war with Eurasia’ shit 😂
I’m guessing Prigozhin just gets some more money and he’ll get away without severe charges.
Not to mention the fact that captain america isn’t censored or anything in China.
Did you even read the article you linked? The only concrete claim this article makes as to government monitoring citizens’ internet activity is that services are required to log user data (messages sent, browsing history) for around 6 months. This is literally standard practice around the world.