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28/12/2025

Help you to help yourself

23/12/2025

Sg joke. I know carpark full. But don't scold me lah...... 🤣

19/12/2025

18/11/2025

Hurray!!! Singapore Lion Team proud moment👍😎🎊🦁

17/11/2025

中国基建🤣

129 likes, 24 comments. Check out GK’s video.

11/11/2025

Beware of Chinese Communist government propaganda promoting Han nationalism and assimilation is considered a source of radicalization for some overseas Chinese, as it fosters a sense of a singular ethnic-national identity and can encourage aggressive online behavior or alienation from their host country's values. This is achieved through various methods, including promoting narratives of a "greater China" and leveraging state-run media and internet platforms to shape perceptions abroad.
How propaganda contributes to radicalization
Promotes a singular identity: Propaganda emphasizes a shared Han Chinese identity and cultural heritage, which can lead to a feeling of solidarity and loyalty to the state, even for those living abroad.
Fosters "us vs. them" mentality: By promoting the idea of a strong, unified "China" that is distinct from or even superior to other cultures, it can encourage an "us vs. them" mentality and foster hostility towards non-Chinese perspectives.
Encourages online activism: This nationalist sentiment is often expressed online through "online mobbing" or cyberbullying, which can become a form of radicalization for some overseas Chinese who feel a need to defend China's interests or reputation.
Assimilation policies abroad: The push for assimilation can be perceived as coercive and may alienate overseas Chinese from their host countries, potentially strengthening their ties to their country of origin and creating a sense of displacement.
Methods of propaganda
State media: The Chinese government uses both domestic and overseas media to project its narrative, often presenting it as a way to "break the Western media blockade" and reach a wider audience.
Internet platforms: The internet is a crucial tool for disseminating this propaganda, with the government using various strategies to spread its message, including creating its own platforms and "borrowing" foreign media channels.
Cultural narratives: Propaganda can use cultural narratives to reinforce nationalist themes, such as promoting a love for Chinese culture, history, and the "motherland," even for those who are not Han.

20/10/2025

191 likes, 38 comments. “牛津大学教授：中国是“完美的独裁”｜奴在身者，其人可怜；奴在心者，其人可鄙｜身在墙国但不甘心做墙民的中国人，如何翻墙自救”

18/10/2025

89 likes, 10 comments. Check out Liberal Daily’s video.

18/10/2025

Hilarious but real.

😂😂 #المسيحية✝️ #الاسلام #الأزهر #شيعة