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Festive blessings cross distances & languages. Students from China-Equatorial Guinea Friendship Primary School in Yunnan wrote Spring Festival couplets & “福” (blessing), while kids from an Equatorial Guinea school sang a Chinese song to express gratitude. Friendship knows no bounds！🌸🎶

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iHebei1 year ago

Greetings from an international student of Equatorial Guinea studying in Hebei, China

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山中旭日1 year ago

👍，林副司长早安

临时来这儿里1 year ago

林司长辛苦了🥃

Hồng Hà hấp dẫn1 year ago

孩子们彼此的祝福最清澈纯真❤️

Qinghua Li1 year ago

全人类重醒的时刻人类同源，互通有无，合作同乐！孩子们来自更新的正能量他们期待地球上幸福美好的生活！ 2025年，有意识地传递正能量唤醒更多沉睡的灵魂，开始享受人生及地球时光！地球是人类智慧的展厅！

Justice for Cambodia1 year ago

Chinese communist 💯

Ivy Yu1 year ago

lovely!

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Eivor

76,885 views • 9 months ago

Norway might be onto something big. They lock students’ phones and tablets away on arrival and return them at the end of the day. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre reports kids actually love it: more actual play during breaks, girls no longer afraid to shower after gym, and noticeably better social interaction overall. A study from Sara Abrahamsson at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health showed the policy cut girls’ need for psychological specialist visits by nearly 60%, improved GPAs, and reduced bullying by 46% for girls and 43% for boys. Right now in 2026, Norway is expanding mobile-free school guidelines and preparing a full social media ban for under-16s by the end of the year. This fits a global wave: 114 countries (58% worldwide) now have national phone restrictions in schools, up from just 24% in 2023. France has enforced bans since 2018, the Netherlands saw 75% of secondary schools report better concentration after their 2024-2025 rollout, Poland is implementing primary school bans from September 2026, and similar moves are active in Italy, Belgium, China, South Korea, and Australia. Giving kids phone-free space during school hours is one of the highest-leverage, lowest-cost interventions we have for attention, social skills, and mental health. The results speak louder than the convenience arguments. What do you think — should more countries follow Norway’s lead with strict phone-free school policies, or is it too late in our connected world?

Norway might be onto something big. They lock students’ phones and tablets away on arrival and return them at the end of the day. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre reports kids actually love it: more actual play during breaks, girls no longer afraid to shower after gym, and noticeably better social interaction overall. A study from Sara Abrahamsson at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health showed the policy cut girls’ need for psychological specialist visits by nearly 60%, improved GPAs, and reduced bullying by 46% for girls and 43% for boys. Right now in 2026, Norway is expanding mobile-free school guidelines and preparing a full social media ban for under-16s by the end of the year. This fits a global wave: 114 countries (58% worldwide) now have national phone restrictions in schools, up from just 24% in 2023. France has enforced bans since 2018, the Netherlands saw 75% of secondary schools report better concentration after their 2024-2025 rollout, Poland is implementing primary school bans from September 2026, and similar moves are active in Italy, Belgium, China, South Korea, and Australia. Giving kids phone-free space during school hours is one of the highest-leverage, lowest-cost interventions we have for attention, social skills, and mental health. The results speak louder than the convenience arguments. What do you think — should more countries follow Norway’s lead with strict phone-free school policies, or is it too late in our connected world?

Camus

46,275 views • 4 months ago

🔥WOWZERS… WHO WAS SHE MEETING IN D.C.?? Christina Paxson is the President of Brown. 45 days ago On October 30th she hosted a Q&A with Hillary Clinton. In 2022 she personally gave Nancy Pelosi an honorary degree from Brown. WHILE THE SHOOTING COMMENCED SHE WAS ON A FLIGHT TO D.C. Paxson according to reports had not been in D.C. since 2023. Paxson was given a 74% raise from $1.7 MILLION in 2022 to $3.2 MILLION in 2023. At the press conference 6 hours into the shooting she verbatim answered that she couldn’t answer a BASIC QUESTION & SAID SHE HAD NO IDEA WHAT THE STUDENTS WERE DOING AT THE TIME OR IF THEY WERE TAKING AN EXAM. The person in charge of an IVY LEAVUE SCHOOL…doesn’t know what the students she is responsible for were doing. The person in change of a school with an 8 BILLION endowment has zero idea of how to ALSO furnish a photo of a suspect when there are 816+ cameras Orwellian style on campus. STOP SENDING YOUR KIDS TO THESE WOKE INDOCTRINATION FACTORIES where they give them 300k pieces of paper they call “DEGREES” It’s a system of grift and networking for jobs only for those with BOLSHEVIK MINDTHINK. We need to open up MAGA constitutional centric SCHOOLS.

🔥WOWZERS… WHO WAS SHE MEETING IN D.C.?? Christina Paxson is the President of Brown. 45 days ago On October 30th she hosted a Q&A with Hillary Clinton. In 2022 she personally gave Nancy Pelosi an honorary degree from Brown. WHILE THE SHOOTING COMMENCED SHE WAS ON A FLIGHT TO D.C. Paxson according to reports had not been in D.C. since 2023. Paxson was given a 74% raise from $1.7 MILLION in 2022 to $3.2 MILLION in 2023. At the press conference 6 hours into the shooting she verbatim answered that she couldn’t answer a BASIC QUESTION & SAID SHE HAD NO IDEA WHAT THE STUDENTS WERE DOING AT THE TIME OR IF THEY WERE TAKING AN EXAM. The person in charge of an IVY LEAVUE SCHOOL…doesn’t know what the students she is responsible for were doing. The person in change of a school with an 8 BILLION endowment has zero idea of how to ALSO furnish a photo of a suspect when there are 816+ cameras Orwellian style on campus. STOP SENDING YOUR KIDS TO THESE WOKE INDOCTRINATION FACTORIES where they give them 300k pieces of paper they call “DEGREES” It’s a system of grift and networking for jobs only for those with BOLSHEVIK MINDTHINK. We need to open up MAGA constitutional centric SCHOOLS.

Johnny St.Pete

194,318 views • 8 months ago

📌📌SO WE WERE LIED TO ABOUT TETTEH QUARSHIE💔💔 Many of us were taught in primary school the popular story that Tetteh Quarshie swallowed cocoa beans from Fernando Po (now Bioko, Equatorial Guinea) to smuggle them back to the Gold Coast. To begin with, that's a myth. Historical accounts and experts confirm he didn't swallow them this the long sea journey and human digestion would have destroyed the seeds. Instead, he llhid them in his toolbox and brought them to Ghana. Upon returning around 1879, then planted them successfully at Mampong-Akuapem, helping spread cocoa cultivation widely. More importantly, Tetteh Quarshie was not the first to bring cocoa to Ghana. Earlier attempts occurred before him: - Dutch missionaries planted cocoa on the coast as early as 1815. - Basel Missionaries experimented with it from around 1857 (e.g., at Akropong and Aburi), bringing and growing seedlings as part of their agricultural work, though those early efforts didn't lead to large-scale farming. In all of this, Tetteh Quarshie is rightly celebrated as the pioneer who made cocoa a commercial successand widespread crop in Ghana through his practical farming and distribution thus turning it into one of the country's biggest exports but the very first introductions trace back to the missionaries. History has layers beyond the schoolbook legend!

📌📌SO WE WERE LIED TO ABOUT TETTEH QUARSHIE💔💔 Many of us were taught in primary school the popular story that Tetteh Quarshie swallowed cocoa beans from Fernando Po (now Bioko, Equatorial Guinea) to smuggle them back to the Gold Coast. To begin with, that's a myth. Historical accounts and experts confirm he didn't swallow them this the long sea journey and human digestion would have destroyed the seeds. Instead, he llhid them in his toolbox and brought them to Ghana. Upon returning around 1879, then planted them successfully at Mampong-Akuapem, helping spread cocoa cultivation widely. More importantly, Tetteh Quarshie was not the first to bring cocoa to Ghana. Earlier attempts occurred before him: - Dutch missionaries planted cocoa on the coast as early as 1815. - Basel Missionaries experimented with it from around 1857 (e.g., at Akropong and Aburi), bringing and growing seedlings as part of their agricultural work, though those early efforts didn't lead to large-scale farming. In all of this, Tetteh Quarshie is rightly celebrated as the pioneer who made cocoa a commercial successand widespread crop in Ghana through his practical farming and distribution thus turning it into one of the country's biggest exports but the very first introductions trace back to the missionaries. History has layers beyond the schoolbook legend!

KAY-KAY 🇬🇭

27,605 views • 6 months ago

Enoch Burke Stands in Defiance of Court Order Again, Returning to Work One Day After Release Enoch Burke returned to the gates of Wilson’s Hospital School at Multyfarnham Co. Westmeath this morning, less than 24 hours after his release from Mountjoy Prison, continued his defiance of a long-standing court order that bars him from the premises. Shortly after his release yesterday, Mr Burke posted a video statement on X in which he described the High Court decision to free him as an “utter travesty of justice”. He accused Mr Justice Brian Cregan of previously threatening him with indefinite imprisonment and claimed the judge was now improperly “counselling” the Disciplinary Appeals Panel on how to defend against his legal challenge. He further alleged unfair procedures at a 13 December appeal hearing, including the blocking of cross-examination of witnesses and a remark from one panel member that she would follow any instruction from a principal on pronoun usage without question. Arriving early at the school today, Mr Burke told reporters he was “at work” and remained resolute in his position. He expressed appreciation for the widespread public support he received throughout the day.Supporters, including locals, community groups and members of Dublin Says No, gathered outside the school gates in solidarity. Students repeatedly came to the boundary to wave and call out in support, while passing motorists frequently beeped their horns. The school authorities, prevented Mr Burke from entering the premises and swiftly moved to initiate fresh contempt proceedings. Although Gardaí were present there was no intervention and Mr Burke was allowed to remain peacefully at the gates all day. This afternoon, the High Court granted an application facilitating steps toward his potential re-imprisonment. Mr Burke has consistently maintained that his refusal to comply with the school’s directives on transgender pronoun usage stems from his religious beliefs and has refused to purge his contempt or stay away from the school. SnD Media were on the ground today and we spoke to a number of supporters including one elderly gentleman that stated "God created Man and Woman" and that Mr Burke was "right right right, no matter what the judges say".

Enoch Burke Stands in Defiance of Court Order Again, Returning to Work One Day After Release Enoch Burke returned to the gates of Wilson’s Hospital School at Multyfarnham Co. Westmeath this morning, less than 24 hours after his release from Mountjoy Prison, continued his defiance of a long-standing court order that bars him from the premises. Shortly after his release yesterday, Mr Burke posted a video statement on X in which he described the High Court decision to free him as an “utter travesty of justice”. He accused Mr Justice Brian Cregan of previously threatening him with indefinite imprisonment and claimed the judge was now improperly “counselling” the Disciplinary Appeals Panel on how to defend against his legal challenge. He further alleged unfair procedures at a 13 December appeal hearing, including the blocking of cross-examination of witnesses and a remark from one panel member that she would follow any instruction from a principal on pronoun usage without question. Arriving early at the school today, Mr Burke told reporters he was “at work” and remained resolute in his position. He expressed appreciation for the widespread public support he received throughout the day.Supporters, including locals, community groups and members of Dublin Says No, gathered outside the school gates in solidarity. Students repeatedly came to the boundary to wave and call out in support, while passing motorists frequently beeped their horns. The school authorities, prevented Mr Burke from entering the premises and swiftly moved to initiate fresh contempt proceedings. Although Gardaí were present there was no intervention and Mr Burke was allowed to remain peacefully at the gates all day. This afternoon, the High Court granted an application facilitating steps toward his potential re-imprisonment. Mr Burke has consistently maintained that his refusal to comply with the school’s directives on transgender pronoun usage stems from his religious beliefs and has refused to purge his contempt or stay away from the school. SnD Media were on the ground today and we spoke to a number of supporters including one elderly gentleman that stated "God created Man and Woman" and that Mr Burke was "right right right, no matter what the judges say".

SnDMedia

21,020 views • 7 months ago

Chinese student in New Zealand, Rita Jing (抖音 R!TA Jing), posted a video on 13 August 2026 while studying at a language school. In the video she says: “Many classmates here introduce themselves by only saying they are from Taiwan or from Hong Kong. Every time I hear this I feel speechless. Let me make it clear here: Hong Kong is a special administrative region of China. Taiwan is an inseparable part of China. There is no separate Taiwan or separate Hong Kong. The correct way is always Chinese Hong Kong, Chinese Taiwan.” Three days later (16 August), she posted another video in which she is visibly distressed, wiping tears and speaking with a shaking voice. She says the previous video caused her to receive a large volume of threatening private messages and thousands of critical comments on Instagram. She states she is “really scared,” does not want to be isolated as the only mainland Chinese student in her class, does not want to “become Mina,” and repeatedly asks people to stop scolding her. The same clip shows her packing clothes in her room. However, Subsequent reporting and her own later posts indicate she had also been trying to obtain a longer Australian student visa in order to remain overseas longer. That application was refused, and with her New Zealand visa approaching expiry she prepared to return to Shanghai. She really really doesn’t want to go back to China.

Chinese student in New Zealand, Rita Jing (抖音 R!TA Jing), posted a video on 13 August 2026 while studying at a language school. In the video she says: “Many classmates here introduce themselves by only saying they are from Taiwan or from Hong Kong. Every time I hear this I feel speechless. Let me make it clear here: Hong Kong is a special administrative region of China. Taiwan is an inseparable part of China. There is no separate Taiwan or separate Hong Kong. The correct way is always Chinese Hong Kong, Chinese Taiwan.” Three days later (16 August), she posted another video in which she is visibly distressed, wiping tears and speaking with a shaking voice. She says the previous video caused her to receive a large volume of threatening private messages and thousands of critical comments on Instagram. She states she is “really scared,” does not want to be isolated as the only mainland Chinese student in her class, does not want to “become Mina,” and repeatedly asks people to stop scolding her. The same clip shows her packing clothes in her room. However, Subsequent reporting and her own later posts indicate she had also been trying to obtain a longer Australian student visa in order to remain overseas longer. That application was refused, and with her New Zealand visa approaching expiry she prepared to return to Shanghai. She really really doesn’t want to go back to China.

The Great Translation Movement 大翻译运动

765,495 views • 16 days ago