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After manufacturing everything, China now exports short-form video serialized drama to oversea markets Often they just "re-skin" Chinese serialized short video dramas with American, European, Aussie actors flown in to shoot in China. Many Chinese audiences find serialized shorts cringe yet addictive. Some joke after 3 COVID vaccine shots,...

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Hahah. Cringe but kinda want to see where it goes

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That's how they get you!

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“That’s……the legendary Alpha Queen sword.”

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This feels like some random people from NY just went to the park and filmed this on one of their phones.

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Copiate of The Masses1 yıl önce

It’s so refreshing to see good looking people in films and tv shows now rather than the shit they have today

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I like this cringe. It’s like the nonsensical English phrases on Japanese tshirts.

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hella interesting (not the content but the phenomena etc)!

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HOW CAN I GET A JOB WRITING THESE?!

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So this video was filmed in China ?

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Yes. They fly in Euro and American actors to China to shoot in places like Hengdian film studio. Most of the time, Chinese directors don't speak English and actors don't speak Chinese

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