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  • Question for Londoners and people who've been to London, is it actually that much of a piss-smelling shithole? That's basically all I've heard coming from friends who have gone there, which as someone from a fairly dirty third-world city, is surprising.

  • Recently got 8 or so games in the last sale, but I'm incredibly busy with school and doing "more useful stuff" like reading theory. But I really want to get started on Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights, Citizen Sleeper or Disco Elysium... As for genres I'm not picky, but I love when there's lessons to be learnt in a game (I'm one of those people yes). That and Yakuza series lol

  • Comradeship // Freechat @lemmygrad.ml
    Jin008 @lemmygrad.ml

    VPNs used in China?

    Does anybody know what VPNs Chinese people use? Will be in China for an extended period of time so I'm gonna need it

  • Both cities are very safe, but I recommend Chengdu more than Shanghai. Cost of living in Shanghai is pretty insane, especially if you come from a 3rd world country with bad currency (tho sill better than many major cities in the west).

    Chengdu is a lot more affordable if not cheap, from what I've seen of property prices. Also Shanghai is pretty hectic but I hear Chengdu is laidback, so that's nicer. Also Chengdu has absolutely beautiful mountains.

  • My family is very very anti-west, but most of my extended family has emigrated to the West and have been inundated with this funky anti-China shit (despite us being Chinese diaspora). It gets worse because a few of them are married to people who work in government of these Western countries, so they're sure to be getting political knowledge from them.

    I plan on having them go to China, because I have seen anecdotes of people being cured of their anti-China brain worms, or at least it plants the seed of doubt in their mind. But also I just kinda want to see their chud reactions, in awe that the supposed authoritarian state is literally 10x better.

  • I refuse to believe that Taiwan even disrespects Sun Yat-Sen so much seeing as he is seen as "ideologically neutral father of the nation" to them. But I can't see a way this isn't true seeing that Extra History is made by westerners. But the picture is enough proof enough that the Taiwanese Hanjian NEED re-education.

  • Propaganda site? And what you think HRW is totally impartial and unbiased? If you don't want to read the article go and look at the sources then. They're there for a reason.

    And you think because it's a YouTube link that it's somehow untrustworthy? Where else do you want to find videos online? Dailymotion?

  • The first video is of a guy who was and idk if he still is a top source on the Xinjiang "human rights abuses" stuff. The second being another one of these "reliable sources". I put the videos there to show how disingenuous these "sources" are.

    The HRW article doesn't have anything to prove these "sources" to be true. And so you can infer who is really trying to tell a lie.

    Also if you still believe this stuff, HRW themselves have condemned Muslim countries who have investigated the conditions in Xinjiang, found nothing wrong and supported China.

    1. https://www.hrw.org/news/2022/10/05/organisation-islamic-cooperation-should-support-xinjiangs-muslims
    2. https://thediplomat.com/2023/09/betrayal-of-chinas-muslims-undermines-the-organization-of-islamic-cooperations-credibility/
  • GenZedong @lemmygrad.ml
    Jin008 @lemmygrad.ml

    Propaganda/ Agitprop on Xiaohongshu/ Rednote

    As most of you know the US is probably gonna ban TikTok, and because of that many Americans are moving to China's homegrown equivalent of Instagram: Xiaohongshu (literally: little red book)/ Rednote.

    I think this is a good opportunity for us as communists to seize, because unlike TikTok, Xiaohongshu is one app for both China and the rest of the world. Thus it's dominated by Mainland Chinese posters showing their lives, hobbies, etc, which are very similar (in terms of hobbies) or better (in terms of living conditions) than Americans, whereas that wouldn't have been the case on TikTok as China and the rest of the world have separate apps.

    For many already disillusioned Americans who may have had a negative view towards China (which is most Americans), this would shatter the illusion for some and potentially open their eyes to the success of socialism, and an alternative to the current capitalist system; spurring them on to radicalization.

    Therefore I think that we should seize on thi