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12 years in Shanghai, China 🇨🇳 I post into the void for fun (China + injustice + fact checker🕵🏽‍♀️)

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This one comment sums up my feelings on this Daily Show interview: "China: invests in education, infrastructure, healthcare, housing, and local startup ecosystems Americans: it’s Apple!"

This one comment sums up my feelings on this Daily Show interview: "China: invests in education, infrastructure, healthcare, housing, and local startup ecosystems Americans: it’s Apple!"

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Looks like they need to be investigating Tennessee instead of Bad Bunny. Poor panda :(

Looks like they need to be investigating Tennessee instead of Bad Bunny. Poor panda :(

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These tourists came to Shanghai and said they are visiting the bund no matter what 😭

These tourists came to Shanghai and said they are visiting the bund no matter what 😭

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Not parents in China using AI to make videos of "regretful single women" to encourage their children to get married and have kids 😭.

Not parents in China using AI to make videos of "regretful single women" to encourage their children to get married and have kids 😭.

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Alleged video of the UFO sightings in China. February 12, 2023 Qingdao, Shandong

Alleged video of the UFO sightings in China. February 12, 2023 Qingdao, Shandong

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And yes I did go visit Lujiazui. Got some nice pictures and video. Sep. 5, 6:15 PM Shanghai, China

And yes I did go visit Lujiazui. Got some nice pictures and video. Sep. 5, 6:15 PM Shanghai, China

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Meanwhile...how folks are restocking their fridges in China. Huge difference.
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Meanwhile...how folks are restocking their fridges in China. Huge difference.

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1,459,078 views • 2 months ago

"Chinese citizens are never allowed to be critical of how the government does things." Meanwhile, this guy...
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"Chinese citizens are never allowed to be critical of how the government does things." Meanwhile, this guy...

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587,550 views • 5 months ago

Seems the "pianist vs. 'CCP'" story made it to Chinese social media, so one of the people involved released her side of the story. Summary: 1) They were there to film Chinese New Year Greetings for a company 2) They were waiting to use the piano to film next to it and waited for over 40 minutes for the pianist guy to leave 3) Due to a non-disclosure agreement with the company, none of the footage of their CNY greeting could be published to the public 4) They did not know he was live-streaming (for profit) and even before his live-streaming started he filmed videos of all of them and during this time they told him they were Chinese 5) Even though he knew they were Chinese he kept insisting they were Japanese (perhaps to provoke them because content) 6) He provokingly plays a discriminating song on his piano (related to Ching Cheng Hanji meme) 7) They decided to politely ask how long it would take for him to use the piano 8) After realizing he is probably a content creator she asked if he could delete the video because their content was non-disclosable and could not be made public in advance 9) He posted content with them in online anyway without their permission 10) They found out he's a YouTuber with over 2 million subscribers and so according to the police he will likely not be allowed to play the piano there without a permit since he is making money from it
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Seems the "pianist vs. 'CCP'" story made it to Chinese social media, so one of the people involved released her side of the story. Summary: 1) They were there to film Chinese New Year Greetings for a company 2) They were waiting to use the piano to film next to it and waited for over 40 minutes for the pianist guy to leave 3) Due to a non-disclosure agreement with the company, none of the footage of their CNY greeting could be published to the public 4) They did not know he was live-streaming (for profit) and even before his live-streaming started he filmed videos of all of them and during this time they told him they were Chinese 5) Even though he knew they were Chinese he kept insisting they were Japanese (perhaps to provoke them because content) 6) He provokingly plays a discriminating song on his piano (related to Ching Cheng Hanji meme) 7) They decided to politely ask how long it would take for him to use the piano 8) After realizing he is probably a content creator she asked if he could delete the video because their content was non-disclosable and could not be made public in advance 9) He posted content with them in online anyway without their permission 10) They found out he's a YouTuber with over 2 million subscribers and so according to the police he will likely not be allowed to play the piano there without a permit since he is making money from it

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1,292,782 views • 2 years ago

non aesthetic things Found the entire video, seems to be difficult to find online. Perhaps it’s been deleted. From a show called “Love at First Kiss”.
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non aesthetic things Found the entire video, seems to be difficult to find online. Perhaps it’s been deleted. From a show called “Love at First Kiss”.

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632,875 views • 2 years ago

China’s factory model is changing as more workers reject the old model of 12-hour shifts and factory-owned time. In factories back in their hometown, these workers are now going home mid-shift to cook lunch for their kids.
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China’s factory model is changing as more workers reject the old model of 12-hour shifts and factory-owned time. In factories back in their hometown, these workers are now going home mid-shift to cook lunch for their kids.

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86,580 views • 3 months ago

Reporting from Ghost town, Shanghai. Tuesday, September 5th, around 7:47 PM.
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Reporting from Ghost town, Shanghai. Tuesday, September 5th, around 7:47 PM.

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541,509 views • 2 years ago

Yea. What he said. Don't come to China.
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Yea. What he said. Don't come to China.

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61,621 views • 6 months ago

Foreign man travels to Shanghai in 1990, and notes humorously at the end that, "Soon, Shanghai will have it all." He likely had no idea what was coming.
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Foreign man travels to Shanghai in 1990, and notes humorously at the end that, "Soon, Shanghai will have it all." He likely had no idea what was coming.

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45,083 views • 5 months ago

People crying about the Super Bowl performance not being in English...meanwhile a viral video of a man performing a song with Afrobeats in Chinese is full of comments from Americans asking when the full song is going to hit Spotify. You can't make this stuff up.
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People crying about the Super Bowl performance not being in English...meanwhile a viral video of a man performing a song with Afrobeats in Chinese is full of comments from Americans asking when the full song is going to hit Spotify. You can't make this stuff up.

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24,722 views • 5 months ago

I take back what I said about metro systems in China. NYC is clearly the real winner here.
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I take back what I said about metro systems in China. NYC is clearly the real winner here.

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78,882 views • 2 years ago

Rent in Shanghai - 15000元 or around 2,000 USD/1,900EUR Location: Zhongshan park
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Rent in Shanghai - 15000元 or around 2,000 USD/1,900EUR Location: Zhongshan park

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42,409 views • 2 years ago

Why intonation can be more important than tones when sounding natural in Chinese (whether Mandarin or Cantonese); found a video that gives some examples.
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Why intonation can be more important than tones when sounding natural in Chinese (whether Mandarin or Cantonese); found a video that gives some examples.

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26,737 views • 2 years ago

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