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/r/china is exclusively western expats. They're the opposite of what mainstream Chinese thought is. And based off what I see on the actual Chinese net in Chine
by fiblye 6y ago
/r/china is exclusively western expats. They're the opposite of what mainstream Chinese thought is.
And based off what I see on the actual Chinese net in Chinese, /r/sino stays completely in line with the common consensus.
- FooBarWidget 6y agoI sure hope actual Chinese netizens aren't as polarized as the guys on /r/sino. We need the east and the west to come together, and not merely to contend on who can be the biggest bully.
- imtringued 6y agoI don't think the people with controversial opinions voice them publicly.
- 082349872349872 6y agoAt the moment, I'm not sure if /r/sino is any more serious than /r/aeiou. We truly live in a Poe's Law world. (And I leave it to the argies and the austrians to fight over who makes the best milanesa/schnitzel. But it does sound like it may be what I was looking for, in terms of non-hanzi-expressed general opinions which, however outlandish they may sound on HN, would be unremarkable on 新浪微博.)