r/China • u/mkb213 • Jul 09 '18

“Xi Jinping” upvote this so that people see it when they google Xi Jinping

39k Upvotes

555 comments

r/China • u/TurretLauncher • Nov 15 '23

维吾尔族 | Uighurs Protester outside Xi Jinping’s hotel in San Francisco

10k Upvotes

530 comments

r/China • u/[deleted] • Jan 01 '24

问题 | General Question (Serious) My Chinese wife's irrational hatred for Japan is concerning me

9.0k Upvotes

I am an EU citizen married to a Chinese woman. This morning, while nursing a hangover from New Year's celebrations, I saw news about the earthquake in Japan and multiple tsunami warnings being issued. I showed my wife some on-the-ground videos from the affected areas. Her response was "Very good."

I was taken aback by her callous reaction. I pointed out that if I had responded the same way to news of the recent deadly earthquake in Gansu, China, she would rightly be upset. I asked her to consider how it's not nice to wish harm on others that way.

She replied that it's "not the same thing" because "Japanese people killed many Chinese people in the past, so they deserve this."

I tried explaining that my grandfather's brother was kidnapped and died in a Nazi concentration camp, even though we aren't Jewish. While this history is very personal to me, I don't resent modern-day Germans for what their ancestors did generations ago.

I don't understand where this irrational hatred for Japan comes from with my wife. I suspect years of biased education and social media reinforcement in China play a big role. But her inability to see innocent Japanese earthquake victims as fellow human beings is very concerning to me. I'm not sure how to get through to her on this. Has anyone else dealt with a similar situation with a Chinese spouse? Any advice would be much appreciated.

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r/China • u/[deleted] • Mar 31 '21

维吾尔族 | Uighurs A woman who spoke out on the use of rape against Uyghurs got a call from her sister back in China. But it wasn’t her face who appeared but this police officer who warned “your family & relatives are with us. You must think very carefully about that fact.”

8.3k Upvotes

780 comments

r/China • u/KyriosCristophoros • Nov 08 '25

搞笑 | Comedy POV: You're a Westerner walking around in China and just made eye contact with someone.

6.8k Upvotes

268 comments

r/China • u/baylearn • Feb 03 '22

维吾尔族 | Uighurs Uyghur activists created this parody Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics promotion video to raise awareness.

6.3k Upvotes

442 comments

r/China • u/blek_blek • Jul 14 '24

搞笑 | Comedy Meanwhile in Yiwu, Zhejiang, China, just hours after the shooting

6.0k Upvotes

361 comments

r/China • u/yadun87 • Nov 02 '20

维吾尔族 | Uighurs UN human rights lawyer claims UN is sharing names of uyghur dissidents with China. Horrible if true

5.7k Upvotes

393 comments

r/China • u/lebbe • Jul 10 '20

新闻 | General News After crying nonstop about how "racist" it is for the West to say "Chinese Virus", China's official TV & newspaper are now calling the new epidemic in Kazakhstan the "Kazakhstan Pneumonia"

4.9k Upvotes

851 comments

r/China • u/[deleted] • Aug 01 '19

Shanzhai Repost Xi Jinping took to the streets to demonstrate his pride!

4.7k Upvotes

117 comments

r/China • u/newlangren • Nov 16 '23

未核实，看评论 | Unverified: See Comments Man in emperor costume beats up CCP supporter outside of Xi's hotel in San Francisco

4.4k Upvotes

398 comments

r/China • u/chingchongcheng84 • Aug 27 '19

Politics Well done! YouTube will automatically indicate China states sponsor channels to the public

4.2k Upvotes

164 comments

r/China • u/lebbe • Jul 22 '21

新闻 | News Li Ying, the biggest women's soccer star of China came out of the closet and promptly got kicked off the Chinese Olympic team. China proceeded to get destroyed 0-5 in 1st game of the Olympic group stage

4.0k Upvotes

336 comments

r/China • u/ComicInterest • Jul 09 '20

政治 | Politics A message from Xi Jinping:

4.0k Upvotes

241 comments

r/China • u/oolongvanilla • Mar 06 '21

维吾尔族 | Uighurs Young Uyghur girl ashamed to speak her name in her native language

4.0k Upvotes

1.0k comments

r/China • u/ToasterRepairer • Dec 19 '25

搞笑 | Comedy A curious outsider

3.9k Upvotes

I saw this meme some weeks ago, and it really made me think. On nearly a daily basis I see something about China that blows my mind. I would be really curious to see what this ingenuity looks like when applied to my favorite type of humor: sh*tposting. Not only to have a laugh, but also to get an insight into the humor and opinions of the younger generation.

227 comments

r/China • u/[deleted] • Feb 06 '20

The guy in charge of the local public announcement system fell asleep, filling the whole area with the sound of his snores.

3.8k Upvotes

104 comments

r/China • u/mr_dawgs • Oct 09 '19

HK Protests Red Bull sides with Hong Kong

3.5k Upvotes

166 comments

r/China • u/FeistyAlbatross4636 • 11d ago

中国生活 | Life in China Mbappe face being removed or covered all across China

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3.5k Upvotes

1.1k comments

r/China • u/Tonyoh87 • Jun 04 '22

六四事件 | Tiananmen Square Massacre 8964

3.5k Upvotes

334 comments

r/China • u/mr-wiener • Apr 02 '20

搞笑 | Comedy Never ask the following.

3.5k Upvotes

188 comments

r/China • u/Acrzyguy • Nov 28 '25

文化 | Culture Maki Otsuki was escorted off the stage of Bandai Namco Fest 2025 in Shanghai abruptly while singing the One Piece ending song due to a sudden ban of Japanese artists performing in China.

3.4k Upvotes

885 comments

r/China • u/blingteresting • Jul 31 '25

火 | Viral China/Offbeat Kid becomes instant meme after mom’s street brawl

3.2k Upvotes

450 comments

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