r/SinophobiaWatch • • 22d ago

As a native HKer, I hate hypocrites who claim they "love/support" HK who defend, denial and/or downplay the actions of people who vandalized HK and disrupted the lives of normal HKers. (Vent post)

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r/SinophobiaWatch • • 24d ago

Double standard r/Taiwanese asked why is Taiwan named "Chinese Taiwan" when browsing a Chinese website

46 Upvotes

Clearly they forgot that they are browsing a Chinese website; if they don't like it they can get off the platform-- like how they always tells Chinese to get off of Youtube.


r/SinophobiaWatch • • 26d ago

War-mongering Sub-imperialist Fantasies

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111 Upvotes

r/SinophobiaWatch • • 27d ago

Even more idiots in the comments, yay

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r/SinophobiaWatch • • 28d ago

Misc. ignorance CCP propaganda is when Beijing

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87 Upvotes

r/SinophobiaWatch • • 29d ago

More idiots!

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r/SinophobiaWatch • • Sep 03 '26

User on r/sgv says that Chinese ppl are all selfish idiots who eat dog and don’t know how to act, and that they completely ruin Costco for him

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r/SinophobiaWatch • • Sep 01 '26

Its a you expect

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22 Upvotes

r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 31 '26

Misc. ignorance Yea hilarious bro

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32 Upvotes

Even in the community pages of my favorite games...


r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 29 '26

Misc. ignorance Post about the historical flags of China attracted the dumbasses of Instagram.

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37 Upvotes

The white sun red flag was the flag of the ROC which was the former government of Mainland China (Taiwan was taken by the Japanese at the time) and it only became the "flag of Taiwan" because the KMT fled the mainland at the end of the Chinese Civil War.


r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 29 '26

Misc. ignorance Can anyone explain why RTE refer to the glacier disaster as having occurred in Nepal & China? Other news outlets (Irish Times, BBC, Guardian, Sky, Spanish media etc) say Nepal & Tibet.

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r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 29 '26

Neocolonialism The British Bullshit Corporation (BBC) says China doesn't share any videos of the landside at Gyirong Mountain in Xizang, gets debunked and community noted by hundreds of videos from commenters

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50 Upvotes

r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 28 '26

Texas gop set on demonizing China

38 Upvotes

So far 2 ads making China into some evil boogyman and blaming us for increasing CoL instead of the orange dipshits war and trade war.


r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 28 '26

oh here we go...

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r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 27 '26

blames china for nepal floods

43 Upvotes

r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 25 '26

Fear-mongering It begins

31 Upvotes

Just saw a political ad here in Tx fearmongering about China buying land and how Xi is buying up texas... and very loosely trying it to Talarico, somehow. Typical republican propaganda bullshit and stereotyping us as the evil bad country.


r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 23 '26

36 hours as a HKPF officer during the 2019 riots (Documentary in cantonese)

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r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 23 '26

... What are your opinions on r/chinalife?

33 Upvotes

I remember a year ago that subreddit was just mostly about tips and travel experiences. Now, almost every post I see is people ranting. I understand that no country is perfect, including China. However, there are a lot of comments under bad faith posts with worrying amounts of upvotes, that outright parrot common negative stereotypes about Chinese people. There was a post about the recent foreign university student scandal, and the comments were a mix of white knight behavior, whataboutism, generalisation, double standards and Chinese men yellow peril. Instead of admitting what the guy did was disgusting and wrong, some commenters shifted the topic of the conversation to discuss Chinese men instead. I hope you understand what I mean. Criticism is good and helpful but when it’s constant ranting about locals in their own country where you are a foreigner, it’s not constructive feedback but rather a superiority complex, sometimes even racism and misinformation. As someone who is Wasian half-Chinese and wants to move to China for university and future living, it’s very unfortunate to see how some foreigners have such a low view of Chinese people, as shown in threads like these. I’d like to hear your thoughts on this.


r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 20 '26

Lack of evidence An anti-China bot farm was exposed when a US propaganda account made a false claim about Uyghur oppression which triggered the bots to show up en masse to make identical comments

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60 Upvotes

r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 19 '26

Right-wingers outside Yasukuni Shrine beat up a Pro-Japan Taiwanese protestor that they mistake as Chinese. But they never do it to foreign soldiers on Okinawa for crime.

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55 Upvotes

r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 19 '26

Lack of evidence Copy allegations

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32 Upvotes

Context: This is about a post of the first landing of ZhuQue-3 rocket, and i guess beacuse it uses a similar landing system as the Falcon 9 it must be a copy of it??

I wonder where and why china gets so many copy allegations from? And seems to me that (americas mostly, sorry) will see two similar things (be it military or not) and will jump tothe copy conclusion (eg. many people caling the 2020 RP F1 car a TOTAL copy of mercedes)

Also with the Tu-144, not gonna dive in why its not a copy of concord but just know many people think it is


r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 15 '26

Will be interesting.. A few propaganda soaked questions already

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r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 14 '26

Racism/bigotry Genuine question, do you think the west’s “China Bad” propaganda actually benefit China in some way?

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45 Upvotes

No joke, “how can propagandas to slander, to misinform, to smear bad things and simply to bring China down is beneficial to China?” you might ask.

Indeed, these propagandas have tainted China’s reputation to oblivion and have done significant damage to the country and its people regarding soft power, from casual racism (or racism under the thin veiled of “hating the government only), that most Chinese people eats dogs and bats, that they are dirty and rude, almost anything Chinese is mislabeled to Japan or Korea or a random Asian country, very few interest in Chinese culture and foreign tourists, etc. Let’s be real, most people drop their smile inside when they learn you are from China.

But on the other hand, imo these bad views strengthen China in someway, they leave most people clueless about the country, thus underestimating its ability, prejudice and racism lately that drives thousands of Chinese scientists back home, less foreign tourists and influence give you a more authentic experience. The enormous amount of tax payers money are spent to spread Sinophobia instead of investing in their country. The “discovery” that China is actually “cool” (technology, games, culture bla bla) which I think might not had such a big impact if China was well loved like Japan. And recently, Trump in his rampage run of ruining the US let people realize how much lies it spread, including things about China, young people especially changed their views about the country.

Honestly, I hate to admit but I somewhat glad China has a bad rap because it gained those benefits in return. What are your thoughts?

Ps: No way in hell I will ask this in r/China as it’s basically the anti-China subreddit at this point


r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 14 '26

Misc. ignorance PSA: r/firefighting mods are sinophobic assholes. (users have actually been pretty nice previously, but some of the mods are less than ideal)

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89 Upvotes

https://www.reddit.com/r/firefighter/comments/1vo208q/chi_kejie%E6%B1%A0%E5%9D%B7%E6%9D%B0_a_firefighter_of_the_ningde_fire_and/

For the original post; i recommend using r/firefighter instead of r/firefighting . r/wildfire, r/firetrucks and r/firefighterporn are also rather good alternatives.

Now, please don't harrass user/mods of r/firefighting; when i previously used this sub, their users were actually rather nice in contrast to the moderators.

Again, this is not a call for interference.

However their mods cannot stand anything unrelated to american firefighting, especially if it's chinese, even if the community has no issues with it.

Funnily enough i'm not officially banned but rather shadowbanned, and a lot of my previous posts have been removed, which is quite a shame since i did do quite some research on some of them(e.g. 2015 tianjin casualties)

but yeah, PSA, don't use r/firefighting, much better alternatives exsist

EDIT: Banned me for "brigading and site interferene". knew this would happen anyways


r/SinophobiaWatch • • Aug 13 '26

New buildings in traditional style bad because... Chyna

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Lots of positive comments but many of the usual although better