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@thinking_panda
Sep 15, 2020 • 10 tweets • 3 min read • Read on X
On twitter, as a Chinese, the most frequently asked question for me is, why don't you oppose the CPC? Why don't Chinese support western style democracy? Why do Chinese people support President Xi, who has no votes? Now, I'm going to tell them why.（1/N） Image
Twitter told me that my account could be permanently banned.
So I created a new account, @ThinkingPanda2.
I hope my friends will follow it.
Thank you!🥰 Image
@ThinkingPanda2 My new thread:
Some numbers about "Made in China".👇

My new thread:
What is China's main advantage in war?🤔👇

My new thread:
Chinese Premier Li Qiang's 40-year journey as a CPC official.
My new thread:
"In the face of US sanctions, should China take revenge? How should China take revenge?"
My new thread:
About Xizang(Tibet).
My new thread:

"Indian Foreign Policy as Viewed from China"

My new thread:

"The story of President Xi Jinping in Zhengding County."

My new thread:

"About China, ASEAN and the South China Sea."

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Dec 12
China makes more Chips than the rest of the world when it comes to any Chip that is 45 nm Or larger.
Automatic Garage Doors, Lawnmowers, Refrigerators, Washing Machines, Basic Guided Missiles, Automatic Sprinklers, Electronic Display Counters, Counting Machines... Chips ≠ 3 nm Image
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Nov 22
In China, if you want to express your approval of what someone says, please don't use this Emoji - 🙂, it often implies boredom, sarcasm, or passive-aggressiveness.
You can use 😂, or 😁.
(Comes from today's experience of communicating with a foreign colleague of mine.)
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US automotive design expert: Harvard and McKinsey told me to go to China, so I did, and now they're calling me a traitor? No one even listens to my classes in the US, but in China, I have 2,500 people in one class who are eager to hear what I have to say.
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"Many people have been kidnapped by populism and politicians. Free competition is the most beneficial to consumers and industry. The States has our advantages, and China has their own advantages... in order to win votes, they start to shape an enemy that does not exist"
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"'small yard, high fences' is not what a major country should pursue; only openness and sharing can advance the well-being of humanity."
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According to the memories of workers who participated in the construction of the China-Laos Railway, this project was the most dangerous project they had ever experienced: a large amount of UXO from US carpet bombing during the Vietnam War, which Laos was embroiled in.😱 Image
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