▲ 944 r/UnfilteredChina+1 crossposts

A Chinese elementary school student was carrying a crossbow, so I asked why. He replied, “I hunt cats as a hobby. I’ve hunted one before.”

u/Disillusion0707 — 1 month ago
▲ 925 r/EnvironmentalNews+1 crossposts

The "Beautiful China" Initiative: CCP Propaganda Claims Pristine Coastlines, While the Reality Is a Literal Mountain of Trash!

u/Disillusion0707 — 1 month ago
▲ 599 r/UnfilteredChina+1 crossposts

Border Collie Influencer with Millions of Fans Stolen, Sold for $25, and Slaughtered

Recently, a beloved 9-year-old Border Collie named "Chutou" (meaning "Hoe"), who boasted over a million followers on social media, was stolen by a strange man and woman in Shangqiu, Henan. The dog was then resold to a dog trafficker for just 180 RMB (approx. $25 USD) and brutally slaughtered, sparking widespread public outrage. In a desperate bid to save his companion, the owner had initially offered a 5,000 RMB reward. The police have officially intervened.

According to a report by Cover News, the owner, Mr. Guo, purchased Chutou nine years ago for 2,000 RMB. Because the dog frequently helped his father with farm work, they named him "Chutou." Later, Mr. Guo became a travel blogger, documenting his road trips with Chutou. Their social media account amassed over a million fans who loved watching the bond between one man and his dog.

Recently, Mr. Guo left Chutou in his father’s care while traveling. In early May, his father took the dog to the fields for farm work, only to find him missing when it was time to pack up. Mr. Guo later retrieved surveillance footage showing the dog being forcefully taken onto an electric scooter by a strange couple.

This past Tuesday, Mr. Guo and the police tracked down the man involved. The thief admitted he had sold the dog for a mere 180 RMB. He immediately called the dog trafficker on the spot, only to find out that Chutou had already been resold and slaughtered.

Upon hearing the devastating news, Mr. Guo was trembling with rage and broke down, unable to accept the outcome. He reported the details to the police immediately. Currently, Mr. Guo has received an official administrative case registration notice from the police. He stated that he will fight to get justice for Chutou and will absolutely refuse any form of settlement.

*In China, there is no criminal liability for animal cruelty, or for eating dogs.

Source: Sing Tao Daily
(https://www.stheadline.com/realtime-china/3577748/)

u/Disillusion0707 — 1 month ago
▲ 945 r/Imagina_Se+3 crossposts

It’s CCTV after all! A Sichuan netizen discovered that the river water at their doorstep had turned yellow due to heavy rain, yet in CCTV’s live broadcast footage, the river water appeared crystal clear and blue couldn’t help but be utterly floored with admiration.

u/Disillusion0707 — 1 month ago

I wonder why anti-Jew, anti-LGBT and national socialism were combined in China.

What stands out is how imported far-right meme language gets localized: “Jews control LGBT,” “LGBT lowers birth rates,” “degenerates must be punished,” and “national revival requires cleansing.” Different sources, same target: minorities.

u/Disillusion0707 — 1 month ago
▲ 107 r/UnfilteredChina+1 crossposts

Chinese farmer uses drone to carry live pigs, gets caught in power lines, causing 10-hour village blackout

https://www.scmp.com/news/people-culture/trending-china/article/3341649/china-farmer-uses-drone-transport-pigs-causing-power-outage-when-cables-get-ensnared

China farmer uses drone to transport pigs, causing power outage when cables get ensnared

Mountainside farmer blames darkness, low visibility for porker bungle; police say he could face punishment for damaging electricity lines

A farmer in southwestern China who used a drone to transport pigs to be slaughtered ended up with a porker stuck in mid-air and his village out of power for 10 hours.

The calamity happened after the drone’s rope became entangled with an electricity line.

The unidentified farmer was using the drone to lift his pigs and move them from the mountainous area in which he lives to a slaughterhouse in the early morning of January 24.

He said the location of his village in Tongjiang county, Sichuan province makes it inconvenient to transport pigs using vehicles, according to a report on the news outlet The Cover.

However, as the first pig was being transported, it became stuck in the air after the drone’s rope became entangled with a high-voltage line on its way down the mountain.

The farmer blamed his bungle on the fact that it was still dark at the time and visibility was poor.

A female employee from the local power supply authority said the village suffered a 10-hour long blackout.

“We sent 12 workers to repair the line. The repair costs are about 10,000 yuan (US$1,400),” the unnamed worker was quoted as saying.

The farmer involved said it was difficult to move his pigs by road because of the remoteness of his farm.

The power supply to the village resumed at 5pm the same day, she said.

An initial police investigation revealed that the farmer was suspected of having broken the law by using the drone in a no fly-zone. The device was also overloaded.

“We are still collecting evidence. If he is confirmed to have breached the law, he will face an administrative punishment and need to compensate for electricity equipment losses,” the officer said.

u/Disillusion0707 — 2 months ago
▲ 974 r/ADVChina+3 crossposts

A Chinese tourist in Japan filmed themselves feeding a deer food contaminated with feces.

u/Disillusion0707 — 2 months ago
▲ 198 r/trulyMalaysians+3 crossposts

Eid is actually a pre islamic polytheists ritual. Muhammad adopted this ritual and twist it little bit. Slitting instead of one single blow like the pagans did.

This can be proven by taking Hinduism as an example. Hindus sacrifice goats as offerings to their gods on special days in temples. They then cook the meat and share a meal with all the devotees. The remaining meat is distributed to poor people.

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u/CarrotFearless110 — 2 months ago
▲ 490 r/UnfilteredChina+2 crossposts

A Chinese national is killing wildlife in Islamabad's Margalla Hills, including:

- Barking deer (endangered)
- Porcupines
- Wild boars (to eat)
- Monkeys
- Jackals
- & more

We need:
- journalists to cover this (tag news s)
- repost this to twitter and tiktok
- send emails to international conservation and wildlife orgs

Ye Pakistani govt k bas ki baat nhi hai, they don't have the balls or incentives to fix anything anymore. Let's get to work.

u/Disillusion0707 — 2 months ago
▲ 268 r/FilipinosAgainstChina+3 crossposts

China’s "Green" rhetoric vs. the destruction of 20,000+ acres of coral reefs in the South China Sea.

It is hard to take China’s environmental commitments seriously when you look at the ecological disaster unfolding in the South China Sea.

  • Massive Destruction: Through island building and "land reclamation," China has permanently destroyed over 20,000 acres of some of the world's most biodiverse coral reefs.
  • Cyanide Fishing: Reports from the PCG and maritime experts indicate that Chinese fishing fleets and militia have been using cyanide to clear fishing grounds, effectively poisoning the ecosystem to facilitate easier harvests and territory marking.
  • Long-term Impact: We aren't just talking about a few rocks; we’re talking about the backbone of the regional food chain being blasted and poisoned.

How can a nation claim leadership in environmental protection while actively committing "ecocide" for geopolitical gain?

u/Constant-Use6874 — 1 month ago