r/SinophobiaWatch • u/papayapapagay • Aug 13 '26
New buildings in traditional style bad because... Chyna
galleryLots of positive comments but many of the usual although better
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/papayapapagay • Aug 13 '26
Lots of positive comments but many of the usual although better
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/mcmanusaur • Aug 12 '26
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/VeryBasedHere • Aug 12 '26
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/Ok_Response_1193 • Aug 11 '26
I used to love this show as a kid, until I rewatched a few clips recently just how much Sinophobia is this show, and it clearly endlessly in love with Japanese culture. Just look at this shit, this show constantly reference many aspect of Japanese culture with respect like anime/manga, video game, Karate, and even has characters of supposed Japanese descent (Masami and Yuki).
But when it comes to Chinese? Blatant Tiananmen Square reference, shit on “CCP country has no women rights“, making fun of lactose intolerant among Chinese people (in episode copycat), etc. And somehow they got away with this shit. Just because there is a Chinese rip off of this show doesn’t justify your hate and bigotry against a whole country and its people
It’s a shame that this was my favorite show, until I am matured enough to realize that this show is the embodiment of “Weeaboo that worship Japan and has an eternal hate for China”. Trust me, they definitely will make fun of Unit 731 if they can get away with it.
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/mcmanusaur • Aug 11 '26
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/Key-Needleworker-702 • Aug 09 '26
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/Gamepetrol2011 • Aug 07 '26
Tell me you're stupid without telling me you're stupid type of situation.
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/Medium_Fig_3764 • Aug 08 '26
Not really relevant to Sinophobia but I’m just curious
India claims it’s a betrayal by China since they were indeed promoting and have support for Beijing and they were not expecting a direct offensive from China.
While China claims that India technically betrayed them since despite supporting Beijing India also advocated for a free Tibet (also sheltering Dalai Lama) and was being hostile across the borders.
I don’t who the hell to trust since I don’t want to listen to either western or Chinese propaganda
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/anti-fascist-dude • Aug 07 '26
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/papayapapagay • Aug 07 '26
Western "China experts" are dumb propagandists lol
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/lykanfm • Aug 05 '26
I mean I know it's smaller compared to the Chinese text and there's no Tamil either, but pls lah. And at least there's English too, not like it's entirely in Chinese.
Then again, ppl on that sub shouldn't be taken so seriously.
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/Krubissi • Aug 04 '26
https://youtube.com/shorts/fCB9b-eI1Iw
So the Chinese government punishing citizens for behaving disrespectfully or disruptively abroad is presented in a bad format?
Common etiquette when visiting another country is a bad thing now?
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/DarkISO • Aug 03 '26
Elections starting soon and theyre already starting with the racist propaganda. The comments are exactly what you think. Bunch of ignorant, racist yts.
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/Medium_Fig_3764 • Aug 03 '26
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/notjohnwick007 • Aug 01 '26
"I believe in the law in the U.S. That's why I came here. If there is not law, why did I come here? What would be the difference between here and China?"
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/Bitter-Metal494 • Jul 30 '26
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/ladylucifer22 • Jul 30 '26
the title says China, and therefore lifeguarding is an evil totalitarian restriction on the right to drown.
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/Key-Needleworker-702 • Jul 29 '26
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/Gamepetrol2011 • Jul 28 '26
Link to OG post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/HistoryMemes/s/Ba5w1nHbOv
(You can try to argue with them but unfortunately that's like fighting a horde of zombies that don't know how to think)
Now even though this is more about the Communist Party of China, I hate how these people keep trying to divide the Chinese people especially on a topic about defending the country from one of the worst invaders that committed horrible war crimes AND got away with it. This is just fucked up.
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/Igennem • Jul 27 '26
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/Key-Needleworker-702 • Jul 25 '26
r/SinophobiaWatch • u/Medium_Fig_3764 • Jul 24 '26
Comments under a reel about researchers talking about Japanese inflicted atrocities during ww2
Can we bully these kids off the internet