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There are no words to express my sorrow.
This is true desperation, true anger, true free speech.
In YouTube you can see so many people speaking out, of course most of them are from Wuhan, others from other cities like Shanghai.
Why should I think that these people are crazy, why should I just turn my head and avoid to speak about it?
China is a wonderful country, just take a look to my previous pics to see it.
Chinese people are usually nice and welcoming.
But many people suffer the lack of the basic human rights. Even in other regime people hope to be free, i don't get how some chinese guys swear at people like me or the woman into this video who are just hoping chinese people to be free to speak like me, to manifest like me etc.
People living in a country which suffered the same regime we see in China (like Italy) should support chinese people, and stopping saying that China Is not a western colony. Who wants China to be a colony? I want people who desire to be free having the same possibility that I am to live without fear!
What's wrong with this??
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#china #chinesepeople #wuhan #中国 #武汉 #中国加油 #中国人 #言论自由 #不能不明白
The Majiang (麻将), known as "Mahjong", is a old chinese game.
According to someone it could be also 3000 years old game, but its origin Is more likely about 1000 years ago, during the Tang dinasty or around 400 years ago, during the Ming dinasty.
Nowadays, it is The game that most of the chinese han people play during festivals like the Chinese new Year or in the everyday life, for old people.
It reminds some games in the western countries such as rummy.
There are different variant of Majiang which differs according to the Chinese province. Some have 136 cards, some 144 or 152 cards.
It Is said that the cards images have some link with a old "sparrow hunting" in the Jiangsu area, with the 108 Heroes in the Chinese Classic book "Shuihuzhuan" (水浒传), or with a local Opera.
The truth seems still a mistery.
Have you ever played Majiang? 🀄🎲
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I'm following since days the stories from Wuhan people. Some of them are anonymous or common people (Lì Wenliang, Fang Bin), other are most famous chinese people (Chen Qiushi).
But they have one thing in common: they want equality, they want the Freedom to speak out when it is needed to do it.
I deeply respect people like Lì Wenliang (the doctor who first spoke out about the coronavirus) and in some way also Chen Qiushi. They are what I feel a heroe should look like because they are giving their compatriots a MUST HAVE Freedom, the Freedom to know what is the truth.
As a foreigner I may understand the fear to speak out with a government like the Chinese one. Most of my chinese friends would love to live in a more free country, without the feeling to be catch if you say something "not appropriated" according to the law (which few people decided without votation).
But they feel like ants, like Little things without any power.
This remind me of our fascist era. In Italy many partisans went to dye because they believed in a free country without bully, without the fear to speak out or to write a "wrong" post, without the fear to be "different".
I believe one day chinese people must free themselves like our partisans did 70 years ago and get what chinese people deserve: the Freedom to be taken as a person, and not like a object.
You have all the right to be respected and to ask for justice and equality like many people in the freed countries.
I believe one day this awareness will spread around all China, hopefully before I'll dye.
#中国加油
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#china #chinesepeople #freedom
Australian article spreading a fake news about chinese people eating koalas.
In different social and also on cincina.blog I wrote about other food habits which some chinese people have.
Yes, some of them eat dogs, snakes and bats but it is not true and not acceptable to say that all Chinese people eat those stuff. For sure they don't eat koalas which could be very expensive if imported from Australia and also if coming from China cause koalas give birth to a puppy per time, so it's impossible to get their meat into the market frequently, if really somebody wanted to eat them.
We discover in this pic that those animals called koalas are actually local chinese "mice" (zhushu, 竹鼠).
We are again victims of bad translators, miscomunication and embarassing journal articles. 🤦
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