Hu Xijin
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The U.S. wanted to fight on the Iran side, but urged peace on the Russia-Ukraine side. So contradictory, so twisted. https://t.co/cd9OkVosus
If the U.S. truly dares to launch a military strike against China's data centers, I believe China's retaliation would not be limited to U.S. targets in the Asia-Pacific region; instead, it would directly target the U.S. mainland with missile strikes. https://t.co/WFZ00JH7KH
The failure to adopt a joint statement means it was not adopted, which shows that the US's attempt to pressure China through international multilateral platforms will not be effective.
Real Madrid should change “Tibet” to “China” or “XiZang, China.” It is possible that Real Madrid made an oversight and got it wrong, but after being reminded by Chinese people, correcting it would be the friendly and proper attitude. Other La Liga clubs have not made this mistake. If Real Madrid insists on the error, that would be even worse. A club should not take a distinctive political stance; showing goodwill to all fans is the correct posture—and the wise one.
The Japanese government building an underground nuclear bunker for the Taipei office of the Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association is truly perverse. Is Japan the first country to build a "nuclear bunker" for its office in Taiwan? They seem to have many dark thoughts, ideas, and illusions they can't escape.
From my perspective as a Chinese media professional, Venezuela has been openly robbed by the United States. Venezuela was forced to submit, probably because Latin America is relatively weak and closer to the US. President Trump wanted to do the same to Iran, seizing Iranian oil, but encountered fierce resistance.
Chinese rescue team members arrived at Gyirong Port on the China-Nepal border at 16:30 Beijing time on Friday, which is one of the core disaster areas of this flood and mudslide. Praying that they can find new survivors🙏 https://t.co/yRdoFpcj00
Trump renamed Lake Ontario “America Lake,” and Ottawa’s parliament wants to rename a street “Taco Avenue.” Countries can still bicker this petty way — I’ve really seen something new. https://t.co/5vqkMxVOCR
The recent mudslide on the China-Nepal border devastated families in over 30 countries. What began as a localized flash flood with a limited impact became a massive international catastrophe. The severe casualties it caused have challenged our imagination of the destructive power of a single flash flood, and humanity will remember it for a long time. Don't assume that global warming only affects coastal areas. Climate change is causing more snow-capped peaks to melt in the Himalayas, making glacial lake outbursts more likely and resulting in larger, instantaneous water flows. Global warming is clearly the deepest culprit behind this disaster.
The Gyirong Port between China and Nepal was suddenly struck by a devastating mudslide. Both the Chinese and Nepalese sides suffered heavy losses. On the Chinese side, 3 people have been confirmed dead and 265 remain missing. The port lies in the Gyirong Gorge, a deep canyon in the Himalayas, and has served as an ancient trade route between China and Nepal for a thousand years. This is one of the most severe geological disasters China has faced in recent years.
Trump's desire to ease tensions with North Korea and cancel or reduce US-South Korea military exercises is correct. However, it's hoped that this US stance will remain stable; the biggest fear is that Washington will change its mind frequently. https://t.co/8jG8xxNH7x
This is US's neocolonialism war and Canada's 21st-century war of independence. Though Canada is the weaker side, it holds the upper hand and is assured of victory. Because this is a showdown between Mark·Carney’s 60% approval rating and Donald·Trump’s mere remaining 33% approval rating. It is a lopsided battle of public opinion between the two-thirds of Canadian citizens who clearly oppose joining the United States and the mere 17% of American respondents who support annexing Canada. It is also a confrontation between Canada’s back-against-the-wall patriotism in defending its independence and sovereignty, and Trump’s personal ambition to etch his name into American history together with his easily wavering will.
Chinese public opinion remains generally favorable toward U.S. and Western brands; it is simply that the "aura" surrounding these brands has somewhat faded in China. They still command a large following—take Apple, for instance, or Sam’s Club, which has bucked the trend to achieve rapid growth in China in recent years.
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