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qiumenglin · 10 months
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Almost every of Yao’s relationships with other nations, especially in the past, are a complete mess. Bro just can’t maintain a peaceful and drama-free relationship because he’s just an egotistical condescending jerk who considers all below him (apart from what he deems as exceptions lmao). He does yearn for friendship and company is a way but he was just too unbearable to be around with. Like even his younger siblings(Provinces, SARs, and multiplicities) aren’t really that close. Yao honestly wants to mend some relationships but something always gets in the way. So he’s gonna stay relatively lonely and bothered for a loooong time.
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rongzhi · 2 years
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I'm not trying to be rude/gen! I saw a douyin you posted that talked about gay people- isn't homosexuality considered bad/not supported in China? Or is it similar to the united states where there are groups of people for/against+media doesn't depict it often? I'm really curious and this isn't me trying to have an argument, I just genuinely want to understand!
Thank you so much for your videos you subtitle, I know how much work translating and subtitling can be so your work is super inspirational ^-^ have a wonderful day!!!
(feel free to delete/not answer if u don't want to-)
Not sure which douyin you're talking about in particular, since I post a lot of douyins that talk about gay people/have gay people in them... also I'm not really qualified to answer this seeing as I don't live in China, but:
"Is it considered bad/not supported in China?"
This will depend on who you ask.
Chinese internet spaces, like English-speaking internet spaces, tend to be more in favor of LGBT people or at least they will be more neutral toward them (there is a common saying that you must/it is enough to respect queer people as human beings even if you don't accept or understand them...which of course sounds rather homophobic to our ears, but that's the neutral outlook). The younger generation and college kids are more progressive on LGBT issues, which has historically been the case in the U.S/west as well.
Still, being homophobic publicly won't earn you universal backlash, and the bar for what is considered homophobic is different in China.
The source for homophobia is not the same, either. In the U.S/West, much of homophobia is rooted in Christianity/religion and the idea that homophobia is a straight up an abomination and a sin and you're going to hell forever (or whatever).
This is not so much the case in China for the obvious reason that it is not a Christian majority country and Christian ideals do not infect every aspect of society. The anti-gay stances tend to be more so rooted in the fact that homosexuals are unfilial, which to many, is practically the worst thing you can be.
There's a lot more to it, but that's my quick answer.
"Or is it similar to the united states where there are groups of people for/against+media doesn't depict it often?"
Yes, but I think this part of your question reveals the reason you've asked me this lol, which is because of your own pre-conceived notions based on the media you consume. It's a popular oversimplification to say that China hates gays therefore xyz, and every time there is anything remotely anti-LGBT going on in China, Western media is all over it like a pack of wild hyenas.
Alls this to say, that kind of one-sided MSM coverage probably leads to the idea for some that you're somehow not allowed to talk about or publicly mention gay people in China, or that you'll get Disappeared™ if you say 'gay'...which is certainly not the reality. Case in point: the douyins I've translated, which show gay people and show people at public venues talking about gay people, are not taken down for the mere mention or support of gay people.
Statistically speaking, China has the largest LGBT community in the world, so it's not like people are gonna pretend queer folk don't exist or aren't a part of society. There are pro-LGBT activists in China (of course they face a lot of obstacles) and LGBT resources/centers. There's gay social/dating apps specifically for Chinese markets. Etc etc etc.
It'd be incorrect to exaggerate the acceptance of the LGBT in China based on the prevalence of LGBT content seen on the Chinese web, but at the same time, I don't think you can say it's really considered bad/not supported across the board (especially considering the fraction of the population who must themselves be queer), but social and legal acceptance is still lagging behind that of some other countries for sure.
TL;DR
Is it considered bad? Yes and no, and for different reasons than you might expect.
LGBT visibility in media in China is lower than in the west but not non-existent, and especially not so on the internet (compared to traditional TV). Intolerance and support both exist.
Support for LGBT people is in constant flux, just as it is in the west, though I would guess that the overall modern trend has been positive.
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tianshiisdead · 1 year
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Why do some (many) people colour the white charas like all rosy and warm and then make China and Japan straight up Grey 💀 its always the art styles where it looks like they should care about accurate skin tone but they just. Make the easians straight up grey. Pale easian skin tones don't look that different from white tones + we blush easily too... why are they GREY 😭
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holyvirgilscriptures · 6 months
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WTF is up with all these takes like “[extremely horrible and totalitarian fascist dictator/regime] dislikes the conception of Israel, therefore I believe that all their previous actions are actually defensible.” Do you guys actually care about marginalized folks, or is your activism purely selective and comprised of “facts” and “opinions” that conveniently fit into your narrow-minded world view? Because some of you genuinely seem to believe that “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” is an actual moral political stance to take. Guess what? It’s not. A government opposing something that you also oppose in doesn’t suddenly mean that you get to claim that they’re “misunderstood” or you were “lied to about them” or they're “actually right”. Your performative activism directly comes at the expense of oppressed people.
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romanceyourdemons · 4 days
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wong fei-hung is like we need a distraction. wing zhu i need you to look that official in the eye and call him a manchurian dog. and wing zhu is like :D
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aizenat · 1 month
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Anyway, glad our government got something right and is working to ban tik tok.
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niteshade925 · 2 months
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“图贱买瘸驴”
"Aim for cheap prices and you will end up buying a lame donkey"
“一分钱一分货”
"A unit of price for a unit of quality"
These two common Chinese phrases share a similar meaning and may be used in similar situations. The first one uses "lame donkey" as a metaphor for an item of such a bad quality that it's useless, since China was an agricultural country for the longest time, and donkeys were often used in farm work, lame donkeys definitely wouldn't be helpful. This saying advises people to not always look for the item with the cheapest price tag.
The second saying basically means the same as "you get what you pay for", implying that the price of an item is proportionate to its quality. Of course, this may not always be true.
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trailer of shenhai (deep sea) from the same studio of monkey king: hero is back | director: tian xiaopeng 田晓鹏
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guideaus · 11 months
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i saw a post in the tag abt the summer hikaru died asking if it was "bait" and i really wonder about some people's pov concerning that word. Granted that post was old, but i think in ch0 one of the protags is confessing and there are bonus notes abt the other having perceived one-sided feelings. im personally fine w things not quite being explicit, but i really wonder how some people feel about it... like will they call lgbt rep in fiction "bait" unless they're visibly having sex or??
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xiaosean · 2 years
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got a salty little stinky up in my inbox this morning
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g00ngala · 2 years
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unrelated to that post it was funny but straight up im not bad at geography bc of the us education system I'm just straight up bad at geography. i don't know where most of the 50 states even are man it's not even related to foreign countries im just so fucking bad at understanding and memorizing maps
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kashilascorner · 2 years
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quick i need help. my whole dissertation i had a question in which i based the investigation on. however i had no hypetheses. the conclusion of my dissertation led me to pose one hypotheses. So all and all, my dissertation has a question and the dissertation's hypothesis is the dissertation's conclusion so do i explain to the tribunal that this is basically preliminary work for a future investigation (which i won't do because i won't pursue an academic career) and i'm not sure if that's valid for a master's thesis or do i try to hide the fact thus leading the tribunal to believe i have no conclusions/results on my work
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heaven-dope · 2 months
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I AM ONCE AGAIN BEGGING PEOPLE NOT TO IDOLIZE CHINA AS A NATION THAT CAN DO NO WRONG
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shoujoegg · 8 months
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you do NOT need to read the other gv books lmao, as someone who read and in spite of myself enjoyed them Leigh ATTEMPTED to do a critique of imperialism but she spread herself wayyy too thin and relied on a really sloppy ‘bad king gone good king remains nothing systemically changes’ ending. and i was forgiving albeit frustrated because again she was trying to embark on a lot of themes in a single series but then she released the nikolai duology and oh god it was so much worse
omfg that makes a little more sense and smthing ive always chalked up to be related to her world-building problems too? tbh id read the og trilogy just to understand how her grisha-as-jewishness in imperial russia allegory operates earlier in the series bc i find it (and its internationalization later on in the soc duology) intriguing in spite of all the problems hinged to such racial metaphorization. u could not pay me to finish king of stars tho i tried it once n idk wtf is going on there!
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