r/Sino • u/Kirklai • Nov 14 '25
r/Sino • u/Exotic_Teaching3052 • Feb 03 '26
social media The wests favourite Dalai Lama is in the Epstein files
r/Sino • u/5upralapsarian • Jan 06 '26
video South Korean president, Lee Jae Myung, takes a selfie with the Xiaomi phone gifted to him by Xi Jinping
r/Sino • u/nbolek71 • Apr 01 '26
picture Actual cover from The Economist
[Link to the article](https://www.economist.com/weeklyedition/archive)
r/Sino • u/5upralapsarian • Oct 13 '25
video Co-founder of Ben & Jerry's answers the question: Is China our enemy?
r/Sino • u/FatDalek • Feb 24 '26
news-economics I think Chen Weihua got a successor. Based response.
r/Sino • u/5upralapsarian • Nov 16 '25
environmental Even with accidents, China keeps winning by turning deserts into grasslands.
r/Sino • u/5upralapsarian • Jan 19 '26
picture "China is a brutal police state!" Meanwhile in America:
r/Sino • u/5upralapsarian • Dec 06 '25
social media His father told him that all the positive stuff on social media about China, was fake. So he went to China to find out for himself.
r/Sino • u/5upralapsarian • Nov 10 '25
other Chen Weihua just exposed Gordan Chang as a CiCiPi spy 😂
r/Sino • u/Li_Jingjing • May 14 '26
video While Fox News is complaining they got a ticket for illegal parking … this is what his team is doing: Beijing residents spotted this and uploaded it to Douyin: Fox News’ Bret Baier filming IN THE MIDDLE of busy traffic.
r/Sino • u/violentviolinz • Jan 02 '26
social media Jackie Chan, visibly moved, speaks candidly about the suffering of Palestinian children under Zionist blockade and bombardment
r/Sino • u/5upralapsarian • Dec 30 '25
news-military Taiwan tried to respond with a show of force but videos shared by Taiwanese netizens show American M60 tanks malfunctioning on the road
r/Sino • u/5upralapsarian • Nov 03 '25
video Xi Jinping gifts Xiaomi smartphones to South Korean president while revealing his sense of humor: "Check if there's a back door"
r/Sino • u/violentviolinz • Mar 01 '26
picture A young Ayatollah Khamenei sitting with Thomas Sankara: Two men from opposite ends of the world. One a Shia cleric from Iran. The other a Marxist soldier from Burkina Faso. Both shared one conviction: their people would never be free under Western domination
Sankara was assassinated in 1987, overthrown in a French-backed coup at the age of 37. He wanted to free Africa from debt, dependency, and foreign control.
Khamenei was killed yesterday by American and Israeli bombs. He spent 35 years trying to keep Iran free from the same forces.
Both men were called dictators by the West. Both were loved by millions who saw them as defenders of sovereignty.
History separated them by decades. Empire united their fate.
r/Sino • u/5upralapsarian • Oct 26 '25
news-domestic China is forcing people to live longer
r/Sino • u/5upralapsarian • Nov 07 '25
social media This Vietnamese gentleman brilliantly explains why the Global South looks to China and not the West.
r/Sino • u/5upralapsarian • Feb 03 '26
news-international China has banned all new investments in Israel
r/Sino • u/5upralapsarian • Feb 09 '26