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Does it mean that in Russia of 10 years ago a person with the same english language skills would not be able to find a better job or does it mean that the troll

• maxglute 3y ago
  I don't know much about RU. I don't know about RU specifically, cusory search suggest RU has 7/144 (5%) english speakers, prc has 10/1400 (0.07%), so thats the supply demand happening behind the scenes. It's why there was so many expats with no mandarin skills randomly making living teaching English in PRC. If PRC citizen has fluent English skills and also speak mandarin, you can charge stupid amounts for private tutoring or work in private sector. I would say most of pro PRC content are either tankies or Chinese diasphora abroad, including non Chinese citizens who don't agree with MSM narrative. There's about 10M in Anglo/FVEY countries, that's large enough base to have people who are organically pro PRC, or rather not anti PRC. In terms of state directed actions, RU/USSR has longer history/experience with foreign subversive influenc operations. They're not taking out full page ads to post editorials on western news paper like PRC, which is just clunky. Bulk of PRC work is focused on now largely defunct United Front presence in west, or on PRC social media platforms in Chinese to target diasphora in Chinese etc. It's running joke in PRC that PRC foreign propaganda department is staffed by incompetent old guards who can't even out influence anti PRC EpocheTimes.