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This sounds interesting, but doesn't help understand what you're trying to explain. At least not right now, at my computer. Are there any written explanations y
by elefanten 8y ago
This sounds interesting, but doesn't help understand what you're trying to explain. At least not right now, at my computer. Are there any written explanations you could point us to?
edit: Google translates those three characters as "exclusive wheel"... the mystery continues
- nneonneo 8y agoI don't know what point the parent is trying to make either, but the three characters mean: 独 "dú", "independence" - refers to independence movements in Taiwan, Xinjiang (Uighurs) and Tibet 运 "yùn", "movement" - refers to the "minyun" democracy movement in China (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_democracy_movement https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_democracy_movement) 轮 "lún", "wheel" - refers to Falun Gong So basically, the major movements and organizations that the Chinese government opposes. China attempts to quell independence efforts in these three regions, puts down and censors information about democracy (see e.g. Tiananmen, 1989), and suppresses the Falun Gong cult/movement.