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"Low key?" Did you conduct any field research before publishing this nonsense fake news? Literally everyone I've spoken to in China was talking about the Nanjing Massacre memorial, and it's taking over Chinese social media. At 10:01 a.m., sirens in Nanjing began to blare. The entire city fell silent...

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