Exclusive: Who is "Professor" Jiang? Who does he work for? In 2014, Jiang Xueqin published his book Innovation China Education), in which he provides a basic introduction to his own life story. He was born in 1976 in Taishan City, China. At the age of 6, he immigrated to Canada with his parents and grew up in Toronto.

🇨🇳🇮🇳🇮🇱Breaking: China's New K Visa Sparks Controversy

On Aug 7, Chinese Premier Li Qiang signed a decree launching the K visa, effective Oct 1. Requiring only a STEM bachelor's degree with vague regulations, the visa has raised concerns among netizens about a potential surge in immigration from India.
The K visa's proposal process lacked public disclosure, catching citizens off guard with its sudden implementation on Oct 1, sparking widespread discontent. A flood of complaints on the State Council's website led to the urgent closure of its online complaint channel.

🚨🇨🇳 BREAKING: Suspected Soros’ agent exposed by Chinese netizens The individual exposed by Chinese netizens, suspected of being commissioned by George Soros to promote LGBT and the MeToo movement in China, is named Darius Longarino.

He is a Senior Fellow at Yale’s Paul Tsai China Center, focusing on LGBT-related issues in China. He is also a typical China watcher, frequently commenting on topics such as Xinjiang and Hong Kong.

Let me elaborate a bit on the matter of Xiaohongshu/Rednote🧵: First, let's clarify the nature of this XHS incident.

In China, according to the regulations, the user register for apps must undergo real-name authentication. However, it seems that users with US IP do not need to go through real-name authentication this time. From what I've heard from people in other regions, users
from other areas are required to complete real-name authentication to register for a XHS account.

Based on this situation, we can infer that in response to the TikTok ban in US, the Chinese gov has supported US users in opening XHS acc and has opened the green light to make it easier for US users to log in to the app.

Britain-based economist Jin Keyu: Trump's trade war is GOOD for the world.

1. It creates space for Chinese entities to participate the new economical system of the emerging multipolar world. 2. It accelerates Chinese technological development.

a) No such thing called "Dengist" in China, only lib would take Deng as an excuse for their liberal agenda; but it doesn't necessarily mean Dengism doesn't exist, though it is assimilated by Xi's thoughts.

b) The meaning of Maoist in China transforms in time, before Xi in power, it was a populist position, after Xi, the meaning had been mixed with western Maoism, thanks for NGO infiltrated China social discourse (Shenzhen Jiashi/Jasic incident is a good example)

But nevertheless, different from Maoist, no one would identify oneself as Dengist in China.

You know, in China there is word called 裸官 - "naked officer", meaning that in a father/mother of a family who is a CPC member and in official position stayed in China while sent his kids and the rest of family overseas, that's basically what @moghilemear13 looks like @moghilemear13 What you see here is a Chinese American who is from 裸官 family, kept harassing a Chinese citizen, simply because he tried to gatekeep who can represent China in twitter discourse lmao. So pathetic.

🧵The movie Parasite has already showed us the difference between proletariat and lumpenproletariat, the productive worker and service worker (although the movie has bourgeois aesthetics). First,the story of the movie combine Pinocchio and Carl Jung's Aion as its background, to criticize Jordan Peterson's "psychologism" in an esoteric way.