TIL in 1740 the Dutch massacred over 10,000 Chinese people in colonial Indonesia after workers rebelled against government repression and economic exploitation. Just ~600-3,000 Chinese survived.
en.wikipedia.orgu/FreeAbortionfromDad — 4 days ago
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Never forget: 30 years(and fourteen days) ago, David Chan Yuk Cheung(陳毓祥, 1950-1996), an activist from Hong Kong died when he drowned while protecting the Diaoyu islands in September 26, 1996. o7. (sorry for making this post a bit late)
https://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-hk/%E9%99%B3%E6%AF%93%E7%A5%A5
In the 1970s, the Japanese government began to make claims towards China's diaoyu islands; During this time, Chan joined the Diaoyu islands protection movement(or Baodiao movement; 保釣運動) and became an active participant; he was voted as one of the Ten Outstanding Young Persons of HK in 1985.
In july 1996, far right organizations in Japan decided to build a lighthouse on the island, sparking a new wave of the Diaoyu island protection movement among chinese everywhere, from the mainland to HK and taiwan(along with macau, and even canada and america).
In September 1996, Chan rented a cargo ship and headed to the diaoyu islands to demolish the japanese lighthouse and replant the chinese flag on the islands; In september 22, 1996, while swimming to the island, he was caught by wires and stuck in the water for four minutes where he evantually drowned. His mourning ceremony was held in October 8, 1996, with over 2000 people attending.
Chan is a alumni of HKU and CUHK; he was born in Chaoyang, Shantou and moved to hong kong when he was 8. He is a true patriot who gave his life for his country, and a great HKer whom we should be proud of.
Rest in peace o7
u/Key-Needleworker-702 — 5 days ago
‘We’re at a tipping point’: EU prepares its toughest weapon yet against China. As lay-offs spread across Europe’s industrial heartland, Brussels believes Beijing’s export surplus can no longer be absorbed by the single market
irishtimes.comu/notjohnwick007 — 7 days ago
Canadian racist Twitter and Facebook Klandmas are having a meltdown because Toronto's Chinese- Canadian Mayor is favored to win re-election.
u/TrumpSux89 — 7 days ago
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Singaporean sees something bad - immediately blames Chinese people
reddit.comu/ProgramMyAss — 6 days ago
I made a new post to change SBS NEWS VIDEO to the video that provides English audio.
TLDR;
Thefts by Chinese people are increasing a lot in Jeju Island, so Police decided to form the deicated teams at each district police stations in order to stop the thefts by Chinese people
Police say that you need to watch your belongings in Jeju Island.
English Article Link
u/Automech4 — 11 days ago
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Yes, yes. Please do go on making memes like this instead of doing real things to improve yourself. Question: Is it better for us that they keep doing this instead of real improvements?
I feel so funny. How r these guys even doing this instead of realising that we are getting better every day and do something to improve themselves like we do? First of all, are their countries so full of weaklings that they have to steal our heroes? Second of all, I had to read comments to know it's supposed to be Sun Tzu. He is from Spring and Autumn, which, if you know, did not have those ugly hats Ming and Song wore. They wore a different form of hats, I am into Chinese history and Cdramas to know what they used to wear. If it's not him, then sorry. Maybe provide a damn explanation because almost no one from Song to Ming is that famous, save for Mongols, who did not wear like that.
Now, the real question, should we let them think we are shit for a few more decades while we better ourselves? Basically, like Wakanda from Marvel.
u/Wang_Ruixue — 13 days ago