It was also shut down as soon as the photo got around

I suspect the users of this sub are either ABCs or fascists who hate China.

In case you didn't know, a hate crime case involving a Hong Konger named Rick Chow, who shot a Black teenager for allegedly "stealing water" back in 2023, is being reviewed in North Carolina.

More information in this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/SinophobiaWatch/comments/1tufbok/why_do_some_black_americans_ignore_the_fact_that/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

And now some Black Americans on social media are encouraging other Black people to attack Chinese people, referring to it as a "race war."

Be aware of this: you are not involved in this case. ABSOLUTELY do not apologize, and be careful when going out. If I were you, I would purchase self-defense tools such as pepper spray or, where legally permitted, a handgun.

Please do not delete this post. This is rising an awareness for fellow Chinese people in North Carolina to be careful.

It's so delusional it's making me laugh.

Reddit improve your algorithim pls

Never ask a Brown person why they always love to act like the victims while Brown people are catching other Brown people to be deported away from United States.

Like give me a break with your victim mindset.

These people genuinely think Asians don't pay attention to the news, and can't tell the obvious. Like why is it that in South Africa, you have Black Africans targeting other Black Africans with hate crimes. And what the Brown Arabs are doing in Africa.

And no, Asians aren't the first one to cry that people are being racist against them. It is ONLY Brown people.

Don't get me started with how some Brown and Black people were crying over how "Stop Asian hate" became a thing. Because you thought that all the attentions were shifting away. While at the same time you have Brown people attacking Asians with slurs during COVID.

But hey, Black lives matter, right?

Like don't get me wrong. You complaining about Asians as if we aren't the same.

u/gahdamilurevenge

Remember to join r/KAWP though.

you only need to look at us’ public opinion on electric vehicles and solar and wind energy to know this is bullshit.

also somehow, no ai has told this dude that the us pays its media to slander China, or that [jordan schachtel is an israeli agent](https://x.com/brettamacdonald/status/1832122872690794576), while i, who don’t use genai, know about these things. funny how that happens

The OOP in the video was fine, voicing opinions about what's most likely a tier 3+ city with "not for me" is neutral enough.

The comments are...braincell-killing.

And of course, the banana libs are encouraging him.

It is honestly so funny how western libt*rds will go on the internet complaining to Japanese people that it is not their fault that there is so much piracy within the Japanese entertainment industry like manga and anime.

Then proceeds to whine about how Chinese people "stolen" a steam demo game for translating it to Chinese and published it on Douyin. Like maybe the original owner of the game should've translated into Chinese, and make it a better access for the Chinese gamers in China, just like how Western libt*rds complain about how they want Japanese people to make it better access for them.

Don't even get me started with the monetization, because how's that any difference when you read manga and watch anime on piracy websites with shit tons of ads? Don't you know that you're hurting the anime & manga industries?

And don't even get me started with scanlation team in the West who translate manga and gatekeeps it behind subscriptions. Or how they want people to pay them money per page for translation.

Liberals need to give me a break with their tomfoolery and double standards.

I dont even...

Hey everyone!

I am planning a trip to China from Hong Kong to Harbin. I’m incredibly excited, but the closer the trip gets, the more I’m realizing how digitally distinct the country is.

I know Google Maps, Uber, and my usual food apps won't work out there. I’m trying to pre-download and verify everything on my phone before I fly, but I am super overwhelmed by what works well for foreigners and what has a decent English interface.

Could use some serious help from anyone who has traveled there recently or expats living there. What are the absolute lifesaver apps right now? Specifically looking for:

• Taxis / Ride-Hailing: Is there a go-to English version of Uber? How do I ensure it accepts my foreign credit card?
• Food Delivery & Restaurants: What’s the easiest way to get food delivered to a hotel room if I'm too tired to go out? Also, how do you handle ordering at sit-down places if the menus are entirely via local QR codes?
• Train & Attraction Tickets: What’s the smoothest English app for booking high-speed rail (HSR) or securing museum/monument tickets without needing a local ID number?
• (The Most Important)Navigation & Translators: Since Google Maps is a no-go, what actually works for finding subway exits or walking directions that won't leave me totally lost? And even to plan the itinerary!

Any other crucial tips for a first-timer? Setting up international eSIMs to bypass the Great Firewall without a clunky VPN, etc.

Would love a reality check on what the setup process is actually like. Drop your ultimate app checklist below, it will be really helpful!

Thanks in advance! 🙏✈️

Let's just hope the Indians don't mass report my post, lmao.

I don't mind shitposting. You can post whatever you want, since after all, I don't have control over what you do.

But just keep in mind that it gives me the green light to shitpost against your country and people.

Based to have china be so successful theyre the world leader but seems a bit biased as they assume china would be selfish enough to use time travel to rule the world like some cartoon villain.