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“On Chinese social media, people are threatening street protests — not for freedom or wages, but against a visa program. The anger is dressed up as patriotism, but beneath it sits something uglier: racial panic over outsiders. If Western immigration debates were this openly toxic
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“On Chinese social media, people are threatening street protests — not for freedom or wages, but against a visa program. The anger is dressed up as patriotism, but beneath it sits something uglier: racial panic over outsiders. If Western immigration debates were this openly toxic online, it would dominate headlines. #Kvisa #racism #China”
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When Huawei's legal team targeted social media clips of a simple 0.58-yuan bamboo toy, they accidentally triggered a massive backlash that pushed sales of the toy past 495,000 units.
The situation exploded when netizens realized the buzzing sound of the traditional spinning toy
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At the social apex this week, Xi Jinping was celebrated as a model son for Father’s Day, although some of his own remarks from years ago, surfaced by netizens, entirely contradicted the propaganda.
In the middle, schoolteachers faced yet more official loyalty tests as the
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