很符合对中共的想象-外交部发言人说台湾当局那少数民众的血汗钱去维系所谓邦交关系-评论区全是嘲讽 Very much in line with the CCP’s imagination – Taiwan’s foreign ministry spokesman said the few people in the Taiwan authorities had spent their hard-earned money to maintain so-called diplomatic ties – the comment section was full of derision
3月25日，福建晋江灵水中学，家长们聚集在这里，为前一晚自杀去世的14岁女孩讨说法，并对学校老师的知情不报表示抗议。知情网友在社交媒体上表示，涉事女孩是灵山中学初一学生，在长期遭受同学的霸凌和勒索钱财后，于24日晚自杀。去世前，曾在其母亲的微信留下遗书。
On March 25, parents gathered at Lingshui Middle School in Jinjiang, Fujian Province to seek an explanation for the 14-year-old girl who committed suicide the night before and protested against the school teacher’s failure to report the incident. Netizens with knowledge of the incident said on social media that the girl involved was a first-year student at Lingshan Middle School. She committed suicide on the evening of the 24th after being bullied and extorted money from her classmates for a long time. Before his death, he left a suicide note on his mother’s WeChat account.
2004年3月，中国的道路上继续发生一系列针对行人的激烈竞赛。 这是群体性疯狂造成的心理问题，还是中国民族特色？ 这是对经济衰退的愤怒和沮丧的疯狂表达吗？ In March 2004, a series of furious races against pedestrians continued on the roads of China. Is this a mental problem caused by mass madness, or is this also a Chinese national characteristic? Is this a frantic expression of anger and frustration over the economic downturn?
如今，与病毒共存已成为中国人的日常生活。 但问题是，……在中国不太卫生的环境和中国人的生活方式下，更强烈的变种一次又一次地出现。Nowdays, Living with Virus is a very common daily life for Chinese people. But the Problem is,…. Under lightly-hygienic circumstance of China and Chinese’s life style, more strong variant comes out again and again.
RSF’s secretary-general said 2023’s World Press Freedom Index was characterised by “major falls and unprecedented changes”.
— Read on pressgazette.co.uk/media_law/rsf-world-press-freedom-index-2023/
看看这些野蛮的中国年轻人和老人，听听沮丧的中国人愤怒的叫喊声 Look these savage Chinese youth and old, and Listen to the shouts of anger from frustrated Chinese man.
“你没看见我穿制服？”陕西榆林，一家餐馆内，只因为一旁吃饭的司机多瞄了身穿制服的男子一眼，男子把饭倒进垃圾桶里，掐着司机脖子让司机吃垃圾桶里的剩饭。这真是活脱脱一名中共制服土匪.
政府的同级官员 Same level of officials for the government
“Didn’t you see me wearing a uniform?” In a restaurant in Yulin, Shaanxi, just because the driver eating next to him glanced at the man in uniform, the man poured the food into the trash can, pinched the driver’s neck and made him eat from the trash can. leftovers inside. He really looks like a bandit in uniform of the CCP
But, Chinese are the same level with it’s officials.
In Guangzhou, facing the traffic police’s fine, the motorcyclists couldn’t bear it, and finally waved their fists and started to fight back. 2024.3 广州，面对交警的罚款，摩托车手忍无可忍，终于挥舞着拳头，开始了反击. 2024.3
一名13岁男孩强奸10个女孩，初高中生杀害同学后私自埋葬。
在中国各地，疯狂的中国人把车冲到人行道上，造成了无数的伤亡。
中国”文化大革命”的亡灵在2024年复活了。
哦，天哪！
A 13-year-old boy raped 10 girls, and a middle and high school student killed classmates and buried them in secret.
In many places in China, mad Chinese people rushed their vehicles onto the sidewalk, causing numerous casualties.
The specter of China’s “cultural revolution” was revived in 2024.
她的父亲是屠杀赤手空拳呼吁自由的同族的天安文学屠杀的主角。Her father was the mastermind of the Tiananmen massacre, which massacred his compatriots who were crying for freedom with their bare hands.
3月18日，中国火箭军B站账号发布了一则视频 一名女战士展示其父亲的“首都卫士”勋章。 根据资料显示，“首都卫士”勋章是六四发生后，中国人民解放军向首都戒严部队官兵颁发的。 这则视频在粉红群体中被率先发现并引起讨论，但目前视频已被删除。
On March 18, the Chinese Rocket Force’s Station B account posted a video of a female soldier showing off her father’s “Capital Guard” medal. According to information, the “Capital Guard” medal was awarded by the Chinese People’s Liberation Army to officers and soldiers of the Capital Martial Law Force after the Tiananmen Massacre. This video was first discovered and discussed in the pink community, but the video has now been deleted.
21,000 Fires a Year! China’s Often Self-Igniting EVs & EBs Become Ubiquitous ‘Moving Bombs’ 一年发生 21,000 起火灾！ 中国经常自燃的电动汽车和电动汽车成为无处不在的“移动炸弹”
2020年，中国向世界传播了严重的病毒后，中国各地每天都有大量连续不断的国内疫情。 与中国警方公布的情况不同，第一起爆炸并非发生在炸鸡店。 就连政府的喉舌工具“中国中央电视台”也被残酷封锁、关闭。 该地点完全被炸毁，更像是强力炸弹，而不是瓦斯爆炸 当天连夜，中国政府出动大量重型装备车辆，对现场进行零碎片清理。
在正常国家，第一件事就是营救地下存在的幸存者，并维护现场，寻找爆炸原因的线索。 当然，在救援调查完成之前，重型车辆是不能进入现场的。 中国为何这么做？ 大楼和附近的街道已被完全炸毁。 那栋楼里有多少人？ 爆炸时有多少行人在街上行走？ 这些车里有多少名司机？ 中国称有两人死亡。 这是中国传统的躲藏方式吗？
After China spread critical virus to the World in 2020, China is having a lot of continuous domestic disasters everyday everywhere by themselves.
The first explosion was not happened at the fried chicken restaurant different with china police announced. Even Government’s Mouth piece tool “China central TV” has been brutally blocked to close the site.
The site has totally blown up more like by strong bomb not gas explosion
Through all night at the same day, China Government put a lot of heavy duty equipment vehicles to clean up the site with zero debris. In a normal country, the first thing is to rescue survivals if existed underground and maintain site to find any of clue for reason of explosion. Of course, Heavy duty vehicles can’t come into the site before finish rescue & investigation. Why China did this ?
The building and near street has blown up completely. how many peoples were in that building ? how many pedestrians were walking on the street when explosion ? how many drivers were in those cars ?
China is saying two people died. Is This China traditional way of hiding ?
亲爱的中国人民，够了！ 清楚地了解您的传统文化。 建议先教训你父亲“别碰她！” It’s enough dear Chinese peoples ! Clearly get to know your traditional culture. Recommend to teach your father first “Don’t touch her !”
Savage Chinese 野蛮的中国人
中国人终于睁开眼睛看到一个真实的中国了吗？ Has Chinese open eyes to see a real China finally ?
2024年，中国各地，抗议拖欠工资、建筑公司破产、学校因缺乏运营资金而关闭、警察残酷拘留。 真正的中国地狱还没有开启。 Everywhere in China on 2024, protest for un-paid salary, bankrupted construction companies, closed school by lack of money to operate, Brutal custody by police. Real China hell is not opened yet.
“Here in China, 2024. I can’t think of anything. If I start to think and have questions, I go to jail or go to a mental hospital. I can’t even remain silent. If I don’t say anything, I have a lot of complaints about the government and I am investigated by public security as a traitor. We live in a country where only one expression is recognized. We must unconditionally agree and praise the government’s announcement.”
“在中国，2024年。 我什么都想不起来。 如果我开始思考和提问，我会去监狱或精神病院。 我甚至不能保持沉默。 如果我不说，我对政府有很多抱怨，我被公安调查为叛徒。 我们生活在一个只承认一种表达方式的国家。 我们必须无条件地同意并赞扬政府的声明”
北京两会在北京举行多党政府抗议示威
发生巨额腐败事件的江苏市政府大楼发生爆炸，同样是腐败案发地的南京公安局发生人为火灾。
在山东，因对中国现状不满的中国人遭到建筑物炸弹袭击，导致100多人死亡。
山东一城市发生一起与社区公安密切相关的黑恶势力向社区居民乱开枪事件，造成21人死亡
在青海的一个农村,对中国社会不满的司机用车辆冲向放学中的儿童,造成5人死亡。 10多人危重。
无数中国青年在城市繁华街道举行沉默示威。
他们拿着一张大纸，站在闹市里，纸条上写着:
“我什么都想不了。 因为开始思考,如果出现疑问,就会被关进监狱或被关押在精神病院。 我不能一直保持沉默。 因为如果什么话都不说，就会对政府产生不满，而且会被公安调查为卖国者。 我们生活在一个只承认一种表达方式的国家。 必须无条件同意和称赞政府的发表。”
a protest against the government in Beijing during both sessions
A bomb exploded in the Jangsu City Hall building, where a huge amount of corruption occurred, and a fire seemed artificial in Nanjing Public Security Bureau, where a corrupt public security incident also occurred
More than 100 killed in building bombings in Shandong by Chinese unhappy with China’s current reality
In a city in Shandong, a gangster closely linked to local public safety killed 21 people in an indiscriminate shooting spree on a local resident
In a rural village in Qinghai, a driver dissatisfied with Chinese society rushed children on their way to school, killing more than five people. More than 10 people are in critical condition.
Numerous Chinese youths demonstrate in silence on the city’s high streets
They are standing on a busy street holding a large piece of paper, which reads.
“I can’t think of anything. If I start to think and have questions, I go to jail or go to a mental hospital. I can’t even remain silent. If I don’t say anything, I have a lot of complaints about the government and I am investigated by public security as a traitor. We live in a country where only one expression is recognized. We must unconditionally agree and praise the government’s announcement.”
中国成为共产主义国家后，贫穷的中国人失去了发展自己文化的能力。Poor Chinese lost ability to develop own culture after China becomes communist country.
中国人偷走了世界上所有的技术，从制造袜子到人工智能技术，中共以爱国的民族主义为球队和每个人提供了支持。 中国人从来不以自己的小偷为耻，而是以“民族主义”和“爱国者”的面具为荣。 这种现象源于中共70年的“对中国人的洗脑任务”。 中国人不仅窃取技术，还窃取文化、历史、音乐、电影、表演和时尚。
中国人偷走了世界上的一切。 中国人对自己的偷窃技术感到非常自豪。
来自政府支持的黑客，他们所有的文化都被大学教授、电视节目导演、全国著名电影导演、音乐家和舞蹈家、食物和其他人非法复制。
主要原因是中国没有自己的文化。 只不过是在中共皇帝的舞台下，他们亲手以“文化大革命”的名义烧毁了自己的所有文化和遗产。
中国唯一能做的就是窃取、复制和毫不掩饰地争论
Chinese steal everything from the World. Chinese are very proud of their Stealing knowhow by themselves.
From governemt backed hacking, All of their cultures are illegally copied by professor of university, tv show director, national famous movie director, musician and dancer, food and all others.
Main reason is China does not have their own cultures. it was but they burnt all their own culturesd and heritages by own hands name of “Cultural Revolution” under CCP’s emperor stage.
Chinese stole all technologies from the World from making socks to AI Tech and CCP has backed-up the team and each private cheering up with patriotic nationalism. Chinese are never shame on their thief but proud by the masks of “nationalism” and “patriot”. This phenomenon comes from 70years of “Brainwashing task to chinese” by CCP.
Not only technology but Chinese steal culture, history,music, movie,show and fashion.
Only way What China can do is stealing, copy and an unabashed argument
The origins of China’s copycat culture 中国模仿文化的起源
Accused Chinese Spy Charged With Stealing Nuclear Secrets From Malibu Defense Contractor 被指控的中国间谍被指控从马里布国防承包商窃取核机密
Deconstructing Shanzhai–China’s Copycat
Counterculture
解构山寨——中国的模仿者
Category: 反文化运动
https://law.unh.edu/sites/default/files/media/2018/09/hennessey-campbell-law-review.pdf
Behind the doors of a Chinese hacking company, a sordid culture fueled by influence, alcohol and sex 在一家中国黑客公司的门后，一种由影响、酒精和性助长的肮脏文化
Why do China factories “steal” intellectual property? 中国工厂为何”窃取”知识产权？
https://www.nationaljournal.com/s/57388/
Why China Can’t Innovate 中国为什么不能创新
https://hbr.org/2014/03/why-china-cant-innovate
While the zero-COVID policy ended in failure and trauma, according to Hou, it was initially quite successful.
“In 2020 and 2021, we luckily didn’t really feel the pandemic in China,” he said.
After a late response to the initial COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan, the Chinese authorities subsequently managed to get the pandemic under control, and by mid-2020, normal life had resumed and social order was restored.
That was a contrast to several high-income countries in the Western world where health services struggled when the pandemic first struck, according to assistant professor Yan Long, who has studied the development of Chinese public health policies at the University of California, Berkeley.
That also made the zero-COVID policy a source of national pride in China and an opportunity for the Chinese leadership to showcase, at least domestically, that China had outdone countries such as the United States.
“It was a way to say, ‘Look, democracy has failed, we succeeded’,” Long told Al Jazeera.
The success began to fray, however, with the emergence of more infectious COVID-19 variants such as omicron. Immense resources were poured into constant rounds of mass testing and the implementation of lockdowns, but the measures failed to put an end to new outbreaks.
“The zero-COVID policy became financially unsustainable, and scientifically impossible, while the confidence in the policy also began to drastically decline,” Long said.
“By 2022, COVID was no longer the biggest fear. People were more afraid of the disruption of the lockdowns.”
Hou from Shanghai agrees that towards the end, the zero-COVID policy felt worse than COVID-19.
“The policy made life a living hell,” he said.
Hou knows of many people who experienced traumatic episodes during the lockdowns as well as in the subsequent rapid reopening of society.
“But unlike me, most people I know don’t want to talk about the COVID times. They just want to forget them,” he said.
Long, the academic, doubts that Chinese people have had a chance to heal after what happened.
“It is now a year later, and there has been no discussion about COVID, no reflection about what was right and what was wrong,” she said.
“When you bury the memory, you don’t learn any lessons, which means there is no guarantee that the same mistakes won’t be made again.”
“So many people suffered under the zero-COVID policy, and so many people died when it ended,” Ma said.
大声的成功，安静的失败
侯说，虽然零新冠政策以失败和创伤告终，但它最初相当成功。
“幸运的是，2020年和2021年，我们在中国并没有真正感受到疫情的影响，”他说。
中国当局对武汉最初爆发的 COVID-19 疫情反应较晚，随后成功控制了疫情，到 2020 年中期，正常生活已经恢复，社会秩序也得到恢复。
加州大学伯克利分校研究中国公共卫生政策发展的助理教授严龙表示，这与西方世界的几个高收入国家形成鲜明对比，这些国家的卫生服务在疫情首次爆发时陷入困境。
这也使得零新冠政策成为中国民族自豪感的源泉，也是中国领导层至少在国内展示中国已经超越美国等国家的机会。
“这是一种说法，‘看，民主失败了，我们成功了’，”朗告诉半岛电视台。
然而，随着 omicron 等更具传染性的 COVID-19 变种的出现，这种成功开始受到影响。 大量资源投入到不断的大规模检测和实施封锁中，但这些措施未能阻止新的疫情爆发。
朗说：“零新冠病毒政策在经济上变得不可持续，在科学上也是不可能的，而人们对该政策的信心也开始急剧下降。”
“到 2022 年，新冠肺炎不再是最大的恐惧。 人们更害怕封锁的破坏。”
医院走廊里的孩子们。 他们滴着点滴，戴着口罩。
在向北京询问有关“流感样疾病”的更多数据后，世界卫生组织得出结论，这不是一种新病原体[文件：Jade Gau /法新社]
来自上海的侯也同意，到最后，零新冠政策感觉比新冠病毒 (COVID-19) 更糟糕。
“这项政策让生活变成了人间地狱，”他说。
侯认识许多人在封锁期间以及随后社会迅速重新开放期间经历过创伤事件。
“但与我不同的是，我认识的大多数人都不想谈论新冠疫情时代。 他们只是想忘记他们，”他说。
龙这位学者怀疑中国人在经历了这一切之后是否还有机会痊愈。
“现在已经一年过去了，人们还没有讨论新冠病毒，也没有反思什么是对、什么是错，”她说。
“当你埋葬记忆时，你不会吸取任何教训，这意味着不能保证同样的错误不会再犯。”
“Because of that, my family and I are traumatised to this day.”
2024年2月的中国发生在中国各地。 被中共审查从常规电视新闻、报纸、互联网中删除和审查。
拖欠工资、破产住房、病毒死亡、建筑物、桥梁、火车、学校倒塌、野火烧毁、电动汽车爆炸、年轻人失业、地方政府无钱关闭学校、更多加强 习近平的中共的审查、监视、恐吓。
非常有趣的是，
大多数不向工人、教师、医生或其雇员支付工资的公司都是中国国有公司，而不是私营公司。 许多学校因拖欠教师工资6~12个月而关闭。
中国人正在努力维持生活，假装自己的国家什么也没发生，听从政府的宣传
Chinese are struggling to maintain life pretending nothing happen in their country by follwing propaganda of their governemnt.
中国政府试图让他们保持沉默。 它适得其反。
一些批评中国共产党的海外人士在警察和其他官员警告他们的活动后，胆大妄为，而不是胆怯。
居住在海外的中国籍驻外人员、个体工商户、留学生。 包括游客在内,所有中国人在海外的所有行动和在线活动都受到中国空间党的监视,同一组织、朋友、同事也在相互监视。
他们有时利用在本国的家人进行威胁，或自发地用于中国的海外间谍活动，积极动员共产党的海外宣传行为。
Overseas residents, private businesses, and international students of Chinese nationality residing abroad. All Chinese, including travelers, are monitored by the China Space Party for all overseas activities and online activities, and even the same organization, friends, and colleagues are monitoring each other.
Sometimes, they are used by intimidation using their families in their home countries, or voluntarily for overseas espionage activities in China, and are actively mobilized for the Communist Party’s overseas propaganda activities.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/china-dissidents-abroad-transnational-repression-rcna140146
Some overseas critics of the Chinese Communist Party have been emboldened, not cowed, after police and other officials warned them about their activities.
Early one morning last year, she said, she got a call from her father in China, as police officers in his office dictated questions about the petition and demanded she log into her social media accounts.
“It’s kind of unbelievable. How did they find out? My only reaction was to think about how to fool them, how to protect my parents,” said the woman, a scientist based on the East Coast who asked not to be identified by her real name and to withhold her exact location for fear of reprisals from the Chinese government.
Two prominent Chinese bloggers in exile said this week that Chinese police were interrogating their hundreds of thousands of followers on X and other international social media platforms, urging fans to unsubscribe from their accounts.
Some of the hacking tools that Chinese police use to investigate social media users around the world were revealed in a recent leak of documents from I-Soon, a private security contractor linked to the Chinese government.
‘Determined to speak out’
A chemical engineer living in California has a similar story.
He said he was then contacted by a police officer on the Chinese messaging service WeChat.
“He asked me to provide my personal accounts for YouTube and Twitter,” the engineer said. “I said no, you can’t ask me that, because I’m in the United States,” where unlike in China he can access such services freely.
“He said even if you’re in the United States, it’s your responsibility as a Chinese citizen to maintain our country’s good image.”
He said police contacted his family two other times, and threatened his father with not being able to leave the country — a practice known as an exit ban that rights groups say is an increasingly
她说，去年的一天清晨，她接到了她父亲在中国的电话，当时他办公室的警察口述有关请愿的问题，并要求她登录她的社交媒体账户。
“这有点令人难以置信。 他们是怎么发现的？ 我唯一的反应是考虑如何愚弄他们，如何保护我的父母，”这位来自东海岸的科学家说，她要求不要以她的真名识别，并隐瞒她的确切位置，以免遭到中国政府的报复。
两名流亡的中国著名博主本周表示，中国警方正在X和其他国际社交媒体平台上审问他们的数十万名追随者，敦促粉丝取消订阅他们的帐户。
中国警方用于调查全球社交媒体用户的一些黑客工具最近泄露了与中国政府有联系的私人安全承包商I-Soon的文件。
“决心说出来”
一位住在加利福尼亚的化学工程师也有类似的故事。
他说，随后一名警察通过中国消息服务微信联系了他。
“他让我为YouTube和Twitter提供我的个人帐户，”工程师说。 “我说不，你不能问我，因为我在美国，”他说，与中国不同，他可以免费获得这些服务。
“他说，即使你在美国，你作为中国公民也有责任维护我们国家的良好形象。
他说，警方还两次联系了他的家人，并威胁他的父亲无法离开该国 – 权利组织称这种做法越来越普遍。
