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It is said that on June 11, 🇭🇰 people protesting in the street were beaten by 🇨🇳 patriotic international students from @unisouthampton in Southampton, and the students then posted the video on a instant messaging app to show off.
#HongKongers
#TheGreatTranslationMovement
The relevant chat history on WeChat is here👇
#HongKongers
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Tweet form @TGTM_Official indicates a name probably belonging to one of the 🇨🇳 perpetrators, which is Gong Zheng (宫钲).
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Chinese nationalists on Weibo have began to celebrate that Japan’s ex PM Abe is shot during campaign today.

they call the attacker “hero” and send death wish to Abe

photo credit @MachineGun____
#TheGreatTranslationMovement
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2. from WeChat
it says“ i hope it is the current Japanese PM (got shot)… and Korean one too” Image
3. From Weibo
“congrats from People of Shanxi”
“eat an extra bow of rice (for celebration) ImageImageImageImage
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Along the trending of #XinjiangPoliceFiles, we received submission of tragic tales from one comment section of an Uyghur song. (1/4)

#TheGreatTranslationMovement
#大翻译运动
#大翻譯運動
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Man-made disaster. (2/4) ImageImageImageImage
Torn families. (3/4) ImageImageImageImage
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State media outlet The Paper just published an analysis of the #TheGreatTranslationMovement #大翻译运动 Twitter campaign.

Here are some of the top takeaways. 🧵
TLDR: Chinese state media ran an analysis on accounts that have been interacting with @TGTM_Official between March & April.

They conclude that it has failed to break out of an anti-CCP Chinese-speaking echo chamber & has little influence.
They acknowledge that it is a decentralized movement, but through their analysis have identified the most active accounts in the campaign.

This includes jumping into non-official Telegram groups to monitor the conversations taking place in them.
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CCTV FOLLIES (a thread)
April 20 news
The early AM report uses the broken Irpin Bridge as background. Scenes of war damage are limited, never graphic, but narration and chryons are telling:
-This is what US wants
-NATO adds fuel to fire
-RU/UKR "conflict" wrecks global economy ImageImage
CCTV parades the usual suspects on camera.
Russian "friends" get the most air-time and can speak in their own voices.

Rare clips of Zelensky are typically voiced-over.

Putin: "Western sanctions are an utter failure"
Lavrov: New stage of East Ukraine "advance" is underway ImageImage
Duma Vice-Chair Tolstoy Petr Olegovich gets a sympathetic sit-down interview, addressing CCTV's concerns that the US has been bullying Russia for a long time.
"They are trying to ruin us! They have declared war on us! Ukraine is their proxy!"
@polijunkie_aus ImageImageImage
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"Some countries have been waging a public opinion war against China in recent years through a series of coordinated campaigns, with translation playing a key role" - Prof Tang Jingtai discusses what needs to be done to regain control over China-related international discourse
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Prof. Tang of Fudan University's School of Journalism argues that "mistranslations, omissions, additions, and amplifications are frequently observed in Western popular opinion on some key issues and events relating to China."
Tang believes it is mostly driven by two factors: first, an understandable lack of knowledge of Chinese culture, history, political and economic systems, and so on, which leads to mistranslations, conflations, and out-of-context interpretations.
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Political ideology courses in Chinese schools require teachers to teach students that "Ukraine was invaded by Russia because of political corruption in Ukraine, the killing of people by Nazism,

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and the Western country continue helping Ukraine to fight with Russia. Putin had been forced to fight to protect Russia to exist."

#奶茶同萌 #大翻译运动 #Ukraine️ #RussiaUkraineWar #RussiaChina
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中国教师政治思想课程

要求教导学生俄罗斯是被迫入侵乌克兰

昨日在中国网络上流出一张陕西省的教师培训课程,内容要求老师教导学生“俄罗斯是被迫入侵乌克兰”

在陕西省思政课程的教师培训中,要求教师教导学生认识“乌克兰局势”,内容提及“乌克兰政治腐败、政党林立、民族分裂”并强调
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Global Times named me as “a core participant” in the Great Translation Movement in this so-called “investigation”, but they never for once contacted me for an interview. This is how China’s state media conducts “investigative journalism”. Image
Let’s start from the beginning. There are no bylines to this “in-depth” Investigation. No one wants to put their name on an article published by one of the biggest propaganda outlet in the world? How humble and selfless! Image
GT calls the translation a “smear campaign”. “Smear” means damaging one’s reputation by *false accusation*. My tweet thread is based entirely on actual contents from an actual WeChat group. Unless GT can point to error in the translation, where is the “smear”? ImageImage
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