u/Abdulwasir

Don't judge China solely by propaganda alone. Take a look inside the real life of an ordinary Chinese household.

in China, patriotism is often showcased through grand flag-raising ceremonies at Tiananmen Square, with people camping overnight to secure a place. Does this really look like a grand ceremony or a grand poverty?

"Xiaohongshu Influencer Fitness Blogger Caught Cheating by Riding a Bicycle at Berlin Marathon"Recently, a Xiaohongshu influencer fitness blogger with 530,000 followers participated in the Berlin Marathon and was caught on camera cheating by riding a bicycle.

The Instagram account officialunofficialtime posted that a Chinese blogger with 530,000 followers cheated at the Berlin Marathon. The account shared a photo of the original blogger sitting on the back of a bicycle, stating that the photo was taken near the 38km mark of the Berlin Marathon, and that the woman hitched a ride to the finish line to collect her medal.

In the results sheet provided by the poster, the time for 30–35km was 36 minutes and 51 seconds, while for 35–40km it was 30 minutes and 49 seconds, saving 6 minutes and 2 seconds. The latter was the fastest complete 5km segment in the table, with an average pace of 6′10″. From 40km to the finish line, it took 15 minutes and 18 seconds, with a pace of 6′59″.

The poster juxtaposed this sudden speedup in the middle segment with the bicycle photo as evidence for the accusation.

u/Abdulwasir — 12 days ago

▲ 296 r/UnfilteredChina

They learned this from their parents:

u/Abdulwasir — 12 days ago

▲ 71 r/UnfilteredChina

EXCLUSIVE: At least 80 Chinese nationals were apprehended in Siay, Zamboanga Sibugay, during an intelligence-led anti-scamming crackdown by the National Bureau of Investigation, Bureau of Immigration and Armed Forces of the Philippines. China is known for running biggest scam centers in the world.

u/Abdulwasir — 12 days ago

▲ 149 r/Asean+1 crossposts

Cambodian police just arrested 26 Chinese nationals operating an underground scam ring inside a private villa, proving cybercrime syndicates are mutating rather than disappearing. Official claims that scam compounds were wiped out completely miss how these networks adapt.

Did you know china has a world biggest scam network?

u/Abdulwasir — 13 days ago

▲ 53 r/UnfilteredChina+1 crossposts

CCP police brutality on poor public for not paying money.

u/Abdulwasir — 15 days ago

▲ 126 r/UnfilteredChina+1 crossposts

Chinese police catching people like animals...

u/Abdulwasir — 15 days ago

▲ 172 r/UnfilteredChina+1 crossposts

Chinese CCP is the most racist as declining a black passenger is absolutely fine in China.

u/Abdulwasir — 15 days ago

▲ 70 r/UnfilteredChina

Maybe if we add some neon lights, a dancing robot, and the same camera angle, with a caption saying "China 2069: CCP Edition," CCP supporters could easily make it trend on TikTok, right? Now, all we're waiting for is someone to show up and declare it AI to distract everyone from the CCP's failures

Che che pe

u/Abdulwasir — 17 days ago

▲ 524 r/TheNineCommentaries+3 crossposts

CCPee simps targeting protesters in Toronto

If they live che che pe why did they live him alone in china?

u/Abdulwasir — 22 days ago

▲ 78 r/UnfilteredChina

Chinese professor Jiang Xueqin claims AI is controlled by humans in India.

Me after few drinks

u/Abdulwasir — 24 days ago

▲ 60 r/UnfilteredChina

America's Chinamaxxers marvel at the rapid buildout of Chinese tech and infrastructure. They don't ask about what it cost—labor exploitation, mass surveillance, political repression.

Mary Julia Koch

u/Abdulwasir — 1 month ago

▲ 28 r/UnfilteredChina

China is threatening Taiwan with blockade and invasion but it may be pushing Taiwan toward an unexpected solution.

u/Abdulwasir — 1 month ago

▲ 40 r/UnfilteredChina

China boasts one of the world’s largest military helicopter fleets. Yet during the critical first 72 hours of the Himalayan disaster that devastated Nepal & Tibet, PLA helicopters were barely visible. Occupation forces excel at repression, not rescue.

u/Abdulwasir — 1 month ago

▲ 56 r/UnfilteredChina

Watch to learn more about the CCP’s brutal campaign of repression, forced labor, and cultural erasure against Uyghurs in Xinjiang. Behind Beijing’s propaganda lies a devastating record of human rights abuses, mass detention, forced assimilation, and the systematic destruction of Uyghur identity.

u/Abdulwasir — 1 month ago

▲ 264 r/southVietnam+2 crossposts

A Tibetan man inside Tibet was arrested for merely discussing the Tibet–Nepal flash flood disaster.

u/Abdulwasir — 1 month ago

▲ 387 r/ADVChina+1 crossposts

If Beijing truly has nothing to hide about the Tibet floods, then there’s a simple answer: open the doors. Let independent Western journalists into Tibet. Let them speak to survivors, see the devastation and investigate what happened.

u/Abdulwasir — 1 month ago

▲ 84 r/UnfilteredChina

The Nepal disaster is not a natural disaster it was man made

u/Abdulwasir — 1 month ago

▲ 48 r/UnfilteredChina+1 crossposts

China is such a huge country, yet it doesn't even have a single shelter for flood area. Look like all the money goes to tiktok propoganda

u/Abdulwasir — 1 month ago

Don't judge China solely by propaganda alone. Take a look inside the real life of an ordinary Chinese household.

in China, patriotism is often showcased through grand flag-raising ceremonies at Tiananmen Square, with people camping overnight to secure a place. Does this really look like a grand ceremony or a grand poverty?

"Xiaohongshu Influencer Fitness Blogger Caught Cheating by Riding a Bicycle at Berlin Marathon"Recently, a Xiaohongshu influencer fitness blogger with 530,000 followers participated in the Berlin Marathon and was caught on camera cheating by riding a bicycle.

They learned this from their parents:

EXCLUSIVE: At least 80 Chinese nationals were apprehended in Siay, Zamboanga Sibugay, during an intelligence-led anti-scamming crackdown by the National Bureau of Investigation, Bureau of Immigration and Armed Forces of the Philippines. China is known for running biggest scam centers in the world.

Cambodian police just arrested 26 Chinese nationals operating an underground scam ring inside a private villa, proving cybercrime syndicates are mutating rather than disappearing. Official claims that scam compounds were wiped out completely miss how these networks adapt.

CCP police brutality on poor public for not paying money.

Chinese police catching people like animals...

Chinese CCP is the most racist as declining a black passenger is absolutely fine in China.

Maybe if we add some neon lights, a dancing robot, and the same camera angle, with a caption saying "China 2069: CCP Edition," CCP supporters could easily make it trend on TikTok, right? Now, all we're waiting for is someone to show up and declare it AI to distract everyone from the CCP's failures

CCPee simps targeting protesters in Toronto

Chinese professor Jiang Xueqin claims AI is controlled by humans in India.

America's Chinamaxxers marvel at the rapid buildout of Chinese tech and infrastructure. They don't ask about what it cost—labor exploitation, mass surveillance, political repression.

China is threatening Taiwan with blockade and invasion but it may be pushing Taiwan toward an unexpected solution.

China boasts one of the world’s largest military helicopter fleets. Yet during the critical first 72 hours of the Himalayan disaster that devastated Nepal &amp; Tibet, PLA helicopters were barely visible. Occupation forces excel at repression, not rescue.

A Tibetan man inside Tibet was arrested for merely discussing the Tibet–Nepal flash flood disaster.

If Beijing truly has nothing to hide about the Tibet floods, then there’s a simple answer: open the doors. Let independent Western journalists into Tibet. Let them speak to survivors, see the devastation and investigate what happened.

The Nepal disaster is not a natural disaster it was man made

China is such a huge country, yet it doesn't even have a single shelter for flood area. Look like all the money goes to tiktok propoganda

China boasts one of the world’s largest military helicopter fleets. Yet during the critical first 72 hours of the Himalayan disaster that devastated Nepal & Tibet, PLA helicopters were barely visible. Occupation forces excel at repression, not rescue.