Yeah, take this Bill Maher guy for example. He swears on TV, hilarious right? They didn't get anything done and the actual Maoist didn't trust them for not participating in their actions.
Blake Thompson
no can do你这个Eбaнныe виaбy @一路順風
>actual maoist did they get anything done?
Caleb Morgan
简体字比繁体字好多了
William Rogers
you owe us money for sabotaging or joint science project/venture to blast a rocket off to Mars.
pay now.
Parker Cook
用簡體字只是你的習慣 >demanding money Petty bourgeoisie mentality. They dif after they grew up and became the serious political party the SP is now. Maoists in western Europe were roleplayers at best.
Hudson Scott
That girl is super sexy. I hope she participted in our countrys eugenics program and married successful chinese husband and had lots of genetically superior chinese babies.
Joshua Diaz
thank you op for sharing this pic. saved
Aaron Perry
it is money they owe us for destroying our rocket. otherwise we would have reached to mars before India.
John Nguyen
How much did you spend on Sup Forums passes, friendo?
James Harris
你們突然從哪裡來的? 怎麼不需要vpn?
Elijah Young
zero dollars. i am elite chinese hacker who used his brain to bypass takahiros range ban on chinese ips.
you owe us a rocket.
Austin Gomez
>tfw being a proxy fag prohibits muhself from condemning proxyfagging justly
b-but it's different, r-right? ai mu banned by hiroyuki a-and not for shitposting!
Austin Stewart
her husband is ai wei wei
Owen Bell
>Ai Weiwei That names makes my professors go into a frenzy. >hurr, no one in China knows Ai Weiwei, he doesn't deserve the attention Damage control perhaps.
Thomas Rogers
sounds chinese. im satisfied.
Levi Cox
elaboration on these professors regarding china pls
I'm unsure if there's some authorative Chinese-Japanese dictionary that exists though
Landon Wood
Well, sinology professors here are apologists for the Chinese regime. Their idea of having a nuanced view of China is being a red guard of sorts. I am exaggerating and they're not all like that, but still. Maybe the Chinese government pays them to hold those positions, maybe they hold those positions because they're sinophiles and oikophobes anyway. I am not sure.
Landon Bennett
Also there's the 大漢和辞典 but that's a character dictionary
Aiden Edwards
I'm halfway trough the James Legge translation of Tao te Ching. Pretty pleasant and the notes are nice, even if they feel a bit unprofessional (It's 110 years old, so I forgive)
Jackson Jenkins
>apologists for the Chinese regime wew ain't that like unicorn how old are they? do they live through the 60s? they lived through the 60s don't they which institution are you in user
tell me about how now you feel about herr.李耳 if you pls
Lucas Hernandez
The only Dutch university with sinology. Some did live through the sixties, the true old guard that is. Some are much younger. Even some of the young students copy the attitude.
Meanwhile the actual Chinese people working there are quite mild and moderate. I guess Global Times readers don't work abroad and in education anyway.
Kayden Fisher
I'm sorry,but didn't quite catch the meaning.
Brandon Carter
李耳 = 老子
Daniel Butler
Oh,I get it now.
It's pretty good. Relaxing. The second translation I'm reading, I own one more partial translation I think.(Gotta check the collection)
I read it to blow off steam.
Lao Tzi's philosophy of "don't push too hard" should be used more in the west.We stress and work too much.
Ethan Fisher
>Global Times readers kek
ain't ya surprized dat dis old fucker got it all almost 3000 years ago while we are still dipshits?
Owen Morgan
Weird how the west never developed something similar on a grand scale. Maybe because of the ethnic conflicts.
You should know as a Canadian. Are Global Times readers laughingstocks over there or do you kek at me for misunderstanding something?
Jaxon Young
Meh.
Camden Peterson
the former for me they are
Brody Garcia
lmao of course he is
Easton Walker
What is chairman Xi going to do next, get his dick sucked by an intern? When I read Global Times, Poe's law kicks in for me. It's like a caricature of the government worshipping and easily offended Chinese obsessed with self-aggrandizement.
Luke Perry
怎好、我愛中国 (*･ω･)
Ryder Morales
fun that i reckon global times adopts some of Sup Forums's laws >don't believe in "truth", believe in victory hail victory yayyyy! global times' lesson for me is nae take "truth" for granted by sitting inside your own little fucking pond ignoring the universe passing by, stride on! breach and shine! and shit do you minor in politics?
朋友你好
Ayden Sanders
Sup Forums is pretty different. They like to make fun of and transgess whatever is considered trendy and acceptable. Global times parrots the party line with some sensational spice on top of it. >and shit do you minor in politics? No, but I tend to do well whenever politics come up in my major, even though I disagree with most of what the teachers think and say. I guess they can appreciate that I have and opinion of my own and can back it up with arguments and source material.
>sensational can't say i really Sup Forums that's for sure, but whether politically incorrect or correct, politics in general is about getting people pepped up and that's equally unhealthy ain't it
>食物太贵了 not if you cook >由于社会主义他们失去了中国的古典文化 meme
>网络的限制没有问题 you reckon?
Mason Walker
Yeah-- I have a VPN though obviously-- but I just use Baidu or QQ most of the time desu I just the VPN to look at porn and post.
Matthew Fisher
>but I just use Baidu 您是外国人是吧?
Gavin Diaz
我是。我真的是一个美国人
Oliver Rodriguez
百度您用得惯?
Isaac Jackson
但是百度是垃圾。在百度里什么都搜索不着。都是广告。
Evan Reyes
post smelly chink girl feet
Justin Reyes
fuck off feetfag
Daniel Reed
/sino/ is too small to be picky about who posts here. Let's be 寬容
Sure you are. Not being one is a crime where you live.
Carson Ortiz
no it's not a crime
Parker Turner
Even when you do so publicly? What is the censorship for then?
Carson Green
提出猫吧
Jaxson Peterson
censorship isn't inquisition don't go out and yell "down with the communist party" tho
Jonathan Roberts
Read the research artice by King, Pan and Roberts from Havard 2013. Very enlightening.
"How Censorship in China Allows Government Criticism but Silences Collective Expression"
American Political Science Review Vol. 107, No. 2 May 2013 doi:10.1017/S0003055413000014
Sebastian Walker
Sorry for the format; I just copypasted from the pdf paper I have lying around here.
Abstract:
We offer the first large scale, multiple source analysis of the outcome of what may be the most extensive effort to selectively censor human expression ever implemented. To do this, we have devised a system to locate, download, and analyze the content of millions of social media posts originating from nearly 1,400 different social media services all over China before the Chinese government is able to find, evaluate, and censor (i.e., remove from the Internet) the subset they deem objectionable. Using modern computer-assisted text analytic methods that we adapt to and validate in the Chinese language, we compare the substantive content of posts censored to those not censored over time in each of 85 topic areas. Contrary to previous understandings, posts with negative, even vitriolic, criticism of the state, its leaders, and its policies are not more likely to be censored. Instead, we show that the censorship program is aimed at curtailing collective action by silencing comments that represent, reinforce, or spur social mobilization, regardless of content. Censorship is oriented toward attempting to forestall collective activities that are occurring now or may occur in the future—and, as such, seem to clearly expose government intent.
Ayden Morgan
tl;dr
you can say that Xi Jinping is an asshole and should be shot and this wont get you censored.
But if you say that "let's go to tiananmen tomorrow and demand the overthrowal of the party", that post will get censored.
But even if you say "let's all go to tiananmen tomorrow to thank the glorious communist party for building us a new highway and bridge etc." it will get censored as well, since this could cause the mobilization of people.
Why do you like Chinese classics and philosophy? I'm curious, we never study them here
Kayden Reyes
the aspiration of making senses out of things usually comes as hard and desperate as having enough to eat those wise chinks looked it in the face
Zachary Wood
It just happened to grow on me when I was learning classical Chinese. Many are attracted to the mystery of the 道德經. They should know that 莊子 is superior.
Anthony Bailey
您看完齐物论还说这种话?
Owen Sullivan
because i'm chinese?
For one reason, chinese text has excellent mutual intelligibility over grand time span, that is like inscription text on excavated artifact from warring states or even earlier Zhou or Shang ( 2-3 centuries BC and beyond ) can be published on mass media and spurred discussion. Which is like text on roman/greek artifact, except that not much people understand classical latin or (ionic/doric/attic) greek that well, that made publishing these texts on media pointless.
On the other hand, Chinese had great literary and historiography tradition, that's why you had heard of soo many "china had a saying", because there are a lot of historical occurrence chinese can refer modern life to.
With a fairly accessible nebulous archive of ancestor's experiences, brings a grand world view which sinks one into it.
You are from Singapore, which means your ancestors are probably from Fujian. These ancient thinkers you talked about thought of your ancestors as subhuman beasts, half man and half fish in some cases. 還沒,我忙著寫作文,好煩。
Jacob Perry
这边还流行拜孔子
i come from shanxi where people get khand hard what matters is that the chinese language circulates among us even you are now a spiritual offspring of them don't you deny that
