China’s Sinister Child Brainwashing Campaign

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[@jackorion7157]

Xi

[@oni8337]

没有共产党就没有新中国 没有共产党就没有新中国 没有共产党就没有新中国 共产党辛劳为民族 共产党他一心救中国 他指给了人民解放的道路 他领导中国走向光明 他坚持抗战八年多 他改善了人民生活 他建设了敌后根据地 他实行了民主好处多 没有共产党就没有新中国 没有共产党就没有新中国 funny communist song

[@MagnumLoadedTractor]

Glad that the world us boycotting China in winter Olympics

[@KristofKarwinskithegreat-se5pu]

@@oni8337 no mao is coward he waited for the perfect time to stab the nationalists in the back

[@firofiore6638]

​@@chinesepatriot To call Edward Snowden a traitor is proof of your ignorance, he was a traitor to the government but not to his people when he was a whistle blower :P I wish there were more people like him in society willing to risk their lives for the greater good.

[@HaNdS0MeDeViL]

I am from Estonia and I can confirm that in soviet union they called Lenin "Grandpa Lenin" in school books

[@billpetersen298]

We need you Eastern European folks, to speak up. You have seen how this shit can turn out. The rest of us in the west, have had it good, for too long. We are asleep. Busy being politically divided. While a huge threat, is hanging over us.

[@taemi5507]

Honestly, I live in central Europe and I wonder why eastern Europe, all countries that used to be under communism, why they don't criticize it more... China is another culture but the system there has the same fatal flows. These countries here surely still remember the life under a communist government

[@HaNdS0MeDeViL]

@@taemi5507 Some people are just too braindead from commie propaganda to understand how bad of a time it was. And others may be are just too used to keep quiet to speak up.

[@neyte7313]

@@billpetersen298 Lithuania spoke up and no one took its side. The thing is, politicians of powerful democratic countries don't care about anything unless people specifically demand it. So the best option is to spread awereness until everybody knows how evil CCP is, and that will force politicians to actually do something.

[@HaNdS0MeDeViL]

@@taemi5507 Many of people who could tell you about all of it just do not speak english. Only their national and russian language, cause they taught english terribly at the time. They probably did this on purpose so people could not communicate with the west and now are not able to tell how bad it was to the westerners.

[@wasdwasd609]

Honestly terrifying. Kids turning in their own parents to the state. Just imagine 20 years time, fully amped up and ready to fight anyone who isn't Chinese because they are lesser. Really sad.

[@okzoomer5728]

Reminds me of Nazi Germany but I think this is even worse

[@gebling]

Just imagine if Himmler had the technology that Xi has.

[@joecoupon8299]

It's going to be much less than 20 years. The CCP is organizing for a cataclysmic clash and they're starting with kids now to put them in uniform as soon as possible.

[@nighttime4272]

It's very sad. It happens in a lot of other countries too.

[@gggoogg]

American kids turning in the own parents now a days.

[@tomk8729]

This is pretty scary. I remember as a youngster aged around 10-14 in the late 1960s and 1970s seeing this sort of thing on TV screens, during the Cultural Revolution. The impression was that the Chinese were all completely nuts - what would later be rationalised as a sort of mass psychosis. Of course the main people to suffer from all this were the Chinese themselves. In the 1980s I studied Mandarin at university with a Taiwanese teacher. But it was a real shock when some Malaysian Chinese friends invited me to their house for Autumn Festival, only to find they had a friend there, a visiting scholar of engineering at a nearby university, originally from Beijing, organising the making of dumplings. The ideal that an actual Chinese Communist would be allowed out to speak to people was a genuine shock. (He was a lovely guy too and his dumplings were awesome). Of course, from this guy and from others who followed, it soon became clear that Chinese people weren't all psychotic - they were just like us. Except of course, their government it seems will no longer allow them to be. Desperately sad.

[@blackzero786]

Welcome to the Mouse Utopia Experiment Version Human, enjoy the Decline.

[@Micha-qv5uf]

What you say is also the result of brainwashing though. In the US the chinese policy is presented as if it is communism and communism is described as pure evil. But what China is doing has in fact nothing to do with communism and also people in the US don't really know what communism or what socialism even is. Like how is a public healthcare system communism for example? The US policy is kinda very right leaning even compared to other democratic countrys and you should be aware of that when you make statements like this.

[@FSVR54]

@@Micha-qv5uf communism is shit

[@唐僧洗头用飘柔-d6m]

你是中国通👍

[@desireous]

@@Micha-qv5uf But communism is ultimately evil because it allows communists to take control. China is the very manifestation of the extremes of such evil when taken to it's ultimate conclusion. They will kill us all one day either directly or through their puppet regimes like north Korea. All because soft brained intellectuals failed to learn the lessons of both the cultural revolution and the bolshevik revolution. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

[@lizaelliott6862]

I remember my mom telling me about killing all the sparrows in china. She knows so many things that aren’t in history books and feels so lucky to have come to the us in 91. She never mentions things to me unless I ask her. I don’t blame her.

[@truthjunkie63]

Virtual 🤗

[@bdgctruz5786]

My grand parents are from hong kong thanks god they moved outta china when they did because they didn’t believe in the Chinese propaganda

[@gulumu]

yes the China gov. blamed sparrows eating too much grains to cause the famine.

[@o.siouxsie]

I'm glad you're safe and free

[@allanmason3201]

@@gulumu And when the sparrows had been eliminated, there was a huge explosion in the population of locusts and other insect pests; one of the contributing factors to the Chinese famine of 1959-61. Mao was highly skilled at manipulating people so he could climb to the top of the dung-heap and stay there, but he was a narcissistic, homicidal fool.

[@zk1914]

I'm so sick and tired of people comparing Xi Jinping and Whinnie the Poo.. like it's so degrading and stupid. Here you have one figure who's respectable, lovable, amazing, shows great leadership, and the other is Xi Jinping. Everyone should apologize to Poo for even saying such things..

[@desireous]

You're right I for one think it's a great insult to that fine upstanding character we all adore ....... Winnie the pooh. Xi Jinping is more like Eeyore's arse.

[@whirlybird268]

Are deluded? I call him Winnie The Pooh not insult him, but to compliment him that hes a big huggable loveable guy.

[@inerlotechnologies4908]

Pooh should sue.

[@danielzimmermann2362]

I grew up in Eastern Germany and we went through almost the same thing. Sad to see we are going back in history.

[@joecoupon8299]

I'm interested in what's the best method(s) to deprogram the kids trapped in the aggressive and growing CCP cult.

[@heroiccombatengineer6018]

@Ein Niedersachse I aglee

[@Micha-qv5uf]

Yea man. I'm also from east germany and there was definitely a lot of BS going on but it was not as bad as China at this point.

[@guesswho6038]

@Ein Niedersachse The number of neighbors filing reports on one another to STASI was definitely beating the west.

[@peterpain6625]

@Ein Niedersachse Problem is a lot of people idolize the former DDR now because they either didn't see the bad parts or didn't want to see them. Considering how badtly the russians stripped the country of everything after ww2 they did pretty well though...

[@hi-z]

I grew up in a religious cult, and so many things about this remind me of the cult brainwashing. At such a massive scale, people might not associate this with a cult. We were trained that our ultimate loyalty is with the [organization], not our family, and everything we do in life is for [the organizations interests], not your own dreams and goals.

[@orneryokinawan4529]

Let me guess...wiccan warlock stuff?

[@Z00706]

Fun fact the word brainwashing was coined to describe how the old CCP used to influence people back in the 50s, a transliteration of the Chinese term that means the same thing

[@ladendeer4428]

Jehovah's Witnesses, right?

[@MrBlaxjax]

Yup, the CCP is using cult type techniques. Put your faith in some guy to sort everything out, control of information, hostility to criticism, ostrasising dissenters making people believe in total nonsense etc. You can see why communism often ends up in a cult of personality. It's such a great way to stay in power!

[@scintillam_dei]

You just described patriotism for the USA. I did a video proving the US funds ISIS. I did a video proving the US ruined Latin America. See also "Zionism is Heresy."

[@kehdbjx]

I was born in China and this was exactly what happened to me. When I was still an elementary kid, we had to vow that “we decide to obey the lead of CCP, study and work hard, prepare to contribute all the strength to communism.” And we have to recite “Communism Core Values” everyday which is: Prosperous, Democracy, Civilized, Harmony... when there was literally no freedom or democracy in China. I was brainwashed for a while and made a hate presentation in front of the whole class saying how bad Japan was and concluded that: “Japan will end soon” and I received claps from my teacher and classmates. But I found out the truth later and I told my friends not to join so-called Communist Youth League when the school asked everyone to join. The teacher found that out and threatened me in front of the whole class and frightened me so damn hard.

[@wongfrancis]

I feel sorry for what you had go go through. Surely you've left China and relocated somewhere in a country with more freedom? Good for you 👍

[@vortau9009]

Me too. I am just wondering how I survived.

[@noahnuance9868]

I feel your pain. Trump is trying to do the same thing Xi Jinping is doing. I sometimes wonder if I'm against America if I believe if White People aren't the "Superior Race" in America. I sometimes feel people are gonna call me out as a Traitor to America if I betray their so called "True Leader" (in reference to Trump). Some people are leaving Christianity because of what QAnon Conspiracy Theories are doing to the Religion, and my Grandmother is one of the only people who believe in Jesus Christ and believe Trump is the Antichrist. I am a Monarchist and a Pagan/Wicca.

[@supremepeter6351]

It's funny, isn't this kind of thing always on the surface for most people? Isn't this a joke? Why do I feel so indifferent to everyone? At least I did hear it in everyday life, but I think it's too outrageous to call it brainwashing, don't you have a brain yourself? You can definitely judge for yourself.

[@CalvZynist]

@@vortau9009 It's funny how u westerners make fun of china and President Xi. President Xi is the most powerful and intelligent man in the world. As he follows in Chairman Mao's honorable footsteps, he is bringing back true Chinese culture and power and wealth to China. President Xi is the closest we will ever get to the admirable and honorable Chairman Mao and we should all be thankful for him. China is #1 in the world power standings now. China has a bigger and stronger military (the PLA People's Liberation Army) than the United states. They defend and liberate the PEOPLE while united states wages war in Afghanistan and can't win along with letting their own people die during it and during the exit. The Democratic People's Republic of China is for the PEOPLE and not for greedy political and financial gain. China is #1 in world

[@Akursedtime]

My great grandparents had two of those red books. One was burned and the other one was lost. I found it in my uncle's house and have kept it since then. My great grandfather had all of the sentences blacked out with ink. It makes me laugh because even back then they didn't agree with Communist China. And yes. I chose to keep the book. Because knowing my great grandfather did that. Makes me proud.

[@_an0n__]

Its hard to be brave and as an American I stand with the Chinese people suffering under this evil regime. Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are divine rights granted to all mankind when born. It is wrong and immoral for any human to deprive any other human of these basic fundamental rights. People like your great grandfather will be the undoing of this evil government. Fight on, I believe in you.

[@evilkidm93b]

That reminded me of my great grandfather's military service book. It has a swastika on its front that he tried to black out.

[@MaoRatto]

@@_an0n__ America I find is mostly sold out to China via economics and trading. Look at most of our publicly traded companies suck the dick of the Xin Jing Pin(g)es

[@Dark-ql7kn]

@@MaoRatto ok wumao

[@grizzlygrizzle]

@@Dark-ql7kn -- Under the current administration, he's right. Beijing Biden and his criminal clown show administration is doing their minion-duties to push the Great Reset.

[@twomix1822]

It’s true Mao Zedong once said he isn’t afraid of a nuclear attack on China because he said, even if half of all the people in China die, as long as the CCP regime survives then all is well. Mao also thanked Japan for invading China during WWII, he said Japan doesn’t need to apologize because without the invasion the KMT would have won the Chinese civil war. Japan’s invasion of China severely weakened the KMT while the CCP hid in the mountains biding their time. This one was well chronicled during a meeting between Mao Zedong and Japanese ambassador in the 1970s. Why is Xi cracking down right now? Because he felt the CCP regime is losing its grip on Chinese civil social society and economy. The CCP’s survival is at stake, ironically all this crackdown in fact is weakening the CCP even further. This is what it looks like during the end of a dynasty. The ruling regime is doing everything it can in order to grab hold to power at any cost.

[@superninja252]

I wonder how much time will take until its truly downfall tho

[@lujixcjml]

@@superninja252 hopefully very soon

[@Rivenburg-xd5yf]

Will there be smashed terra cotta soldiers this time too?

[@paulfri1569]

Chilling remarks and the Red Chinese are National socialist Germany on steroids..

[@Rivenburg-xd5yf]

@Madhur Gupta chinese ideas of "humanity" have taken a beating there over the millennia. Lifes is EXTREMELY CHEAP THERE. With modern communications and western sensibilities predominating the developed world, rigimes like china cannot compete in the modern world. Just to hold power, xi is killing off 1/3 of chinas GDP that is held by his competition. No modern rigime can survive that with investors watching.

[@tbe9790]

laowhy: “Yeah, kindergartners getting stabbed by adults is a big problem in China, anyway moving on……” Me: WAIT WHAT NO GO BACK WHAT

[@peterpain6625]

The kids also. Which is the even more shocking part...

[@wanderingchandelure95]

I think serpentza did a video about that actually.

[@TheAzurefang]

Laowhy definitely needs to expand on this in a future video

[@laowhy86]

My friend covered it in detail - kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6jKlmOkrL5np7s

[@cnzaqdfrut9661]

It's happened a few times, totally tragic. The best way I can explain this is there're many underlying phycologically twisted people who don't see any hope in life and just want to take it out on others. Even more gut-wrenching, they kinda envy other people's happiness and try to destroy it. Kindergarten kids are just easy targets maybe. I'm Chinese, hopefully I answered your doubt somehow. If all the phycos were to be identified here, all of the world's shrinks would have to work around the clock for quite a while. Anyway, thank you for taking an intrest in China.

[@LyndseyMacPherson]

It's crucial to separate cultural nation from politics, but alarmingly, this is interwoven in too many (maybe all) parts of the world. I have no problem with Chinese people feeling proud of their heritage and country as a cultural body. But that such gets mixed up with raving madness from political ideology, and for children, is nothing short of horrific.

[@ryanduckering]

It's such a shame that China really does have so much potential as a beautiful country with the biggest population in the world and such a rich history and tough culture....seems like they're throwing it all away for totalitarian garbage and top-down control which literally never works long term. Humans and nations don't perform their best when they are bashed into shape. They perform the best when they grow into shape organically.

[@sumretard]

While I do agree that it is a shame, Human's are its best form when something threatens the way of life we've made. WW2 was a great example where desperation led to rapid development then stagnation and another one is the cold war.

[@bananawitchcraft]

True, nature works from the bottom up, so top-down organizational structures require more effort to maintain. Fighting against nature is always a losing battle in the long run. That's why capitalism tends to be more successful than communism, and dictatorships aren't very sustainable

[@bananawitchcraft]

A tree can grow for thousands of years but a lightning bolt only lasts for an instant

[@danarzechula3769]

Haha tell that to your nearest Trump supporter and see how far you get

[@jakubekch.3621]

Refering to communist dictators as "uncles" is very common in most post communist countries...

[@IanSby-kd4kw]

There is only one worthy of being uncle - Uncle H

[@ArghyadeepPal]

@@IanSby-kd4kw Uncle Ho Chi Minh?

[@koushuu]

@@ArghyadeepPal ofc lmao

[@figtree_video_archive]

@@koushuu Ho is one of the communists I respect a lot. Thank you for uniting Vietnam.

[@daivdsmith3746]

Agreed but the term 'uncle' is used by both sides to an extent. Ever heard of Uncle Sam "I want you!"

[@kacklina]

I feel so sad for the people in China, but I feel worse for the people in Hong Kong, the fear, anger and impotence they most feel for their kids being indoctrinated outside their house. How do you fight this as a parent? If you tell your son is all lies and he most know wouldn't you be scare of them exposing himself and yourself?

[@sparklesparklesparkle6318]

The System Of The Beast. Rawr XD

[@kacklina]

@@sparklesparklesparkle6318 I don't think lighty of anything of this.

[@historylover7394]

You rather have the gun violence, drugs, bullying and sexual perversion in Western society? Western people are nutty, except they think they are "normal". Besides, democratic countries like South Korea, India, Japan, US, Australia, etc are very racists. It is very obvious to me that they are.

[@sparklesparklesparkle6318]

@@historylover7394 I love guns, violence, drugs, bullying, and sexual perversion. So what you are saying is you hate freedom? You dislike the government having complete control over every facet of your life? Please, please tell me what is wrong with you. Why do you want Maoism? Who hurt you?

[@casual_loser6733]

Hello, fellow hker 14 year old here At grade 8 but theres the national flag rasing every week, patriotic talks, always need us to sing the national anthem in the music lesson, and they taught the nanking massacre, but they tell us to hate japan and stuff I mean… After 2019 i guess no one will believe those things anymore But u guys stay safe! (My bad english is really bad dont bully me)

[@annewell8832]

Your video reminds me when I studied in Beijing in a degree program. One day after I asked my international students office at my Chinese university whether I could change my supervisor, I had a Chinese literature class full of Chinese master students. The Chinese teacher went through the class asking each Chinese student table by table: “你爱中国吗？” [Do you love China?]. “是的，老师，我爱中国。” [Yes, I do, Sir.], most of the students replied. But when the Chinese teacher came to my table - I was the only white student in that class - he asked me with a very loud voice, almost shouting, so that everybody could hear it in class: “你 恨 中国吗？“ [Do you HATE China?]. Almost every student turned his/her face to me. You can not image this awkward feeling. Thanks for playing!

[@eri5362]

This is the scariest one yet, it's not the love that they have for their own race that is intoxicating them, it's the obvious black and white thinking pattern that comes with the brainwashing, "If we are the heroes then there's a dragon out there to be slain." Funny to think about the fact that the same people who came up with the idea of "Yin and yang", which is the icon of the relationships between good and evil, forgot about their own realization and became what they warned themselves about. and all it took was just one evil political force. What's even worse is the fact that there are still a lot of good left in the Chinese people, I remember 2008 and it was the peak of their time, they used to sing this one song called "Beijing Welcomes You" literally day and night, singing how their culture welcomes everyone. now that I listen to it again I just don't know what to feel.

[@tartaglia.]

As Chinese person, I’m really sorry that happened to you. I promise not all of us are like that.

[@janypahxu7727]

As a Chinese, I feel really sorry for your experience.. also ashamed by what the teacher said to you, that's ridiculous

[@jason-qc5lr]

i would just shout: "yeah, simply because you exist"

[@jorgemigueltavares6041]

So glad I'm leaving that country for good. They keep making things harsh and difficult for foreign workers. English tutor here, and they don't allow me to help tutor Chinese kids with TOEFL and IELTS courses simply because they would rather have an official Chinese teacher do it. I've seen those kinds of teachers, and am NOT impressed.

[@bernardosantos8020]

Reza que fique melhor, lá

[@worked7815]

i think they banned tutoring in China, so maybe thats why, gl with leaving!

[@hanfucolorful9656]

All because the US bans Confucius Institute (孔子学院) to teaching Chinese in the US in the first place.

[@daooffibonnacicats8247]

@@hanfucolorful9656 So you think you can do that?It doesnt make the discrimination better even though the US banned your precious Confucius Insitute.

[@ravivandersalm4586]

@@hanfucolorful9656 ok why not ban us people from tutoring???? many other countries still allow confucius institutes yet they are still banned

[@johnxina987]

Daily Reminder Taiwan is a free and independent nation with its own military, economy, democratic institutions, elected leader, government, diplomatic relations, economic relations, military relations, and territory.

[@caterpillarh8490]

Also a daily reminder that Mongols, tebetans, and Uyghurs are not Chinese

[@unreal4good367]

And bungee gum has the properties of rubber and gum

[@betatest3757]

@@chinesepatriot ccp shill

[@Eatmydbzballs]

@@chinesepatriot I can't hear you over the fact that there are more PLA troops in Djibouti than in Taiwan. Would you like to claim ownership of Djibouti too. Or how about Vietnam, I'm sure they will be happy to oblige you.

[@spydude38]

@@Eatmydbzballs 1979 Vietnam: "Hold my beer".

[@becky-fy3wm]

I miss the old China, having lived there as a foreigner for almost 15 years. It was such a beautiful, bustling place, filled with friendly, lively people. I have so many friends, and an Ayi (whom I miss very much) in Shanghai. It’s been two years since I left China (I haven’t been able to go back due to closed borders). I left for the holidays, packing for two weeks; and now it’s been two years, causing my family to lose our apartment and dog. I wish I could visit one day, and not see the communist dictatorship it most likely has become. 😣

[@germalean88g77]

U left a child? And ur dogs been eaten

[@betatest3757]

@@chinesepatriot cringe

[@becky-fy3wm]

@@worldhero3891 Oh wow. I thought that Chinese people could return but were forced to quarantine for 21 days. If they can’t return at all that’s terrible.

[@VeraLucia-qs1jp]

Melhor perder o cachorro que a sua vida!

[@legacyturbo8485]

Well hopefully you don’t live in the USA cause Brandon is turning this country into a socialistic Marxist dictatorship ..!!! With all the censorship going on freedom of speech is dying ..!! With forced mandates bodily autonomy is gone ..!!! Fjb

[@SoonEnough]

Xi Jinping: "If I disappoint my people, I will not exist anymore" his people: "you disappoint us" his people *stops existing*

[@richardmackay6804]

"Tie your life to your country's fate" - meanwhile, us politicians will send our kids to study in the US and Australia to start a new life and provide a cozy retirement/permanent summer escape for when sh*t hits the fan.

[@riccardo9977]

Australia and many other nato members are just like the front yard or a bullet proof vest to the great United States. It's normal to let ur kid play in the frontyard of ur own house. And Chinese government also send their students aboard with financial aids. And they can make their own choice to go back to mainland or start life aboard.

[@horstnietzsche1923]

I mean I don't blame them at all. I am In no way pro CCP but just from the perspective of someone who also likes to live. This generation of CCP didn't start this nor did they have a great amount of choice about what it was just like the rest of us they were born into life randomly. If you were a mid-level CCP bureaucrat wouldn't you want to protect your children?

[@RayMak]

I can feel the Social Credit in my veins like Muzan's blood

[@makfrags14]

Hello mister....your social credit is 9,000,000,000...keep up the good work

[@crystalgz3504]

LOL

[@carbon-based-lifeform9172]

I would rather be a homeless wandering vagabond with no social credit than a communist scumbag

[@Arriss2121]

lol

[@stadtrepublikmulhausen4121]

@@carbon-based-lifeform9172 its a joke to mock chinese propaganda.

[@zxcvbn-i3e]

I can testify that we grew up reading books like this. What is more terrible is that even if we take the postgraduate examination, the proportion of these brainwashing contents is very high. In China, it is very painful to maintain one's own independent thinking. 我可以证明视频中说的都是真的，我们中国人从小就是读着这样的教材长大的。而且更为可怕的是，哪怕大学毕业想要考研究生，这些洗脑内容的比重也很高。如果在中国想要保持自己的独立思想，其实是很痛苦的。

[@hanfucolorful9656]

Independent thinking？ 人家往你身上扣屎盆子，你还在给对方 叫好，Made in China 的确有残缺品，你在 拉底中国人民的平均 智商。 There were 100s of foreign reporters in the Tiananmen square, did they show you any videos or photos showing one dead body in the square? Did you see tank run over "tank man"? Genocide of 3 million Uyghur people but did not see any refugees like in Europe? It does not matter !!! massacre， massacre， massacre，Genocide， Genocide， Genocide. "A lie told once remains a lie but a lie told a thousand times becomes the truth" -- Joseph Goebbels -- Nazi Propaganda Minister “I was the CIA director. We lied, we cheated, we stole. We had entire training courses. It reminds you the glory of American experiment.” -- Mike Pompeo -- United States Secretary of State from 2018 to 2021

[@holistic_holidaze6469]

@@hanfucolorful9656 you can stop the 50 cent trolling and go collect your money for the day. You have done enough. Please work on your delivery to make it harder to recognize nice you as a 50 cent troll. It's too easy to see man. You just Copy and paste hating on America, you are a disgrace to the human race

[@H2ORaccoon]

@@a7d657 lol whatever you say wumao

[@rubyy.7374]

@@a7d657 +5 social credit

[@blablabla3762]

@@H2ORaccoon Lol the truth hurts you much huh

[@fazbell]

I worked for a university In southeast Alabama, which had among the highest enrollments of Chinese students in the state. Most of them were totally in the thrall of the Confucius Institute on campus. The administration seemed to think this was a great honor when it was just a way to keep Chinese students "on message". Some of the students were incredibly brainwashed and hostile.

[@leonieburnham322]

Confucius Institute all over Australian Campuses too. They've had a few brawls in the past on campus. Just mention Tiananmen Square and they lose it.

[@givemeurmoney1244]

Yes. My parents were brainwashed in a similar way. They know they were and I am pretty sure my dad is still brainwashed because he thinks it's okay that the Uyghurs lost some of their rights that are essential.

[@supremacy2040]

It’s worse than that, they don’t care, even if we prove all if it was true, because it’s the uygurs and they look foreign and not like them they have no feelings toward their plight.

[@billpetersen298]

Yes, my stepson who mostly grew up in the west. Sees nothing wrong with the occupation and treatment of the Uighur’s, Tibetan’s, inner Mongolians. It’s just an inconvenience. Drives me nuts.

[@Sluhrmz]

@@billpetersen298 mostly grew up in the west around who?

[@woobiefuntime]

@@Sluhrmz he must be watching Caleb Maupin

[@lip124]

Dafuq damn

[@maxyi2672]

Back then I thought Hu’s time was bad, because there were so many unfair incidents happening all over China and people were talking and arguing about them online. Now there are no longer such things online. It’s all about how great everything is and how great the party is. And the comments are all like: Yeah, great, I’m so happy. Thanks to the Party. 1984 is a great book.

[@ProfessorDamn]

Because that author is a genius that dare tells the truth

[@garysanto8220]

It's not quite the same as manipulating a society into believing that they're better than all others though...

[@hanfucolorful9656]

@@garysanto8220 It is in terms of handling the pandemic, 860,000 dead in the US while in China the number is just over 4000.

[@uedgamer5461]

When Chinese succeed, guess you would say “so what is the cost”. Lol

[@benjaminaraya8073]

I surprised the western powers haven’t tried to fight the propaganda campaign, but in retrospect they are currently bigger concerns than China’s propaganda campaign. I also hope countries like USA will revive mass production so we are less dependent on Chinese or Russian goods and also so they can’t really hurt us that much if they cut off trade at some point.

[@GoodbyeRubyTu3sday]

This is so creepy indeed... a friend of my father deals with ancient and old books and one time he brought us a book shockingly similar to the one you showed us in the video. It was a children's book about Benito Mussolini and how to be a good fascist kid that was used in Italian schools during the fascist regime. It was so creepy to read and I felt so disgusted and sad that children used to be brainwashed like that. Now I feel even more sad to see how this is happening again with Chinese children...

[@AM-gc4yd]

"Libro e moschetto, fascista perfetto" citation from a terrible book

[@gregmuon]

Things didn't end well for Mussolini. I guess the brainwashing didn't work.

[@gallaugal9099]

@@AlyphRat you have to be high

[@gallaugal9099]

@@AlyphRat there’s obviously nothing wrong with those things but that is definitely not what China is doing. They brainwashing children to believe lies about the ccp

[@Spiriax]

@@AlyphRat To be good citizens... ? They are being taught to see other countries as enemies. To hold on to events of the far past and hold grudges towards people that couldn't possibly be responsible for what happened in the past. To not be able to take criticism or question anything when in fact criticism is vital for not only a nation but for anything to improve. To not be tolerant towards others who wish things were different and are encouraged over and over to rat out their fellow Chinese. They are taught that the Internet is full of "fake information" and "fake news" to justify the Great Firewall so they do not steer towards the truth, and so the government can continue to feed their populace with distortions of the past to make themselves seem greater. I'm sure they're being taught many great things too. But let's not bury our heads in the sand and deflect reality here.

[@fioracandiotti2808]

I was born in China never been so grateful to have left China in 2017 and I was in China for 12 years and now I am 17 would not imagine how it would be at school now being a "Foreigner” even if I was born there and brain washed the same way

[@fioracandiotti2808]

Uncle 习近平 😂they couldn’t get any better at brain washing can’t believe I was a communist

[@ATier87]

Chinese school book: "YOU MUST LOVE DOING CHORES, LOVE IT!" Any other school book: "Life isn't always funs and games, sometimes you have to take responsibility and do your chores." They can't even do their brainwashing properly, jesus.

[@k.umquat8604]

Turkish school books say the same thing too-but to a lesser degree. It's not a China thing.

[@Rivenburg-xd5yf]

low quality propaganda.

[@Gamingdan867]

I mean as long they brainwashed them then it’s a success

[@MyOuchies]

Basically the democratic party.

[@betatest3757]

@@MyOuchies ?

[@KerriEverlasting]

I've seen some really horrible videos about you Laowhy86!! They really REALLY don't like you! You must be correct on all counts, keep up the great work! 😂💖

[@carlramirez6339]

9:48 "Don't have second thoughts, just follow the CCP". It's no different to how religions tell their critics not to overthink about the religion's flaws, just to keep following.

[@sumretard]

Blind Faith is one hell of a drug

[@angrydragon4574]

Bingo. The party has pretty much replaced religion.

[@dannyfergusson3243]

Trust the free market, trickle down economy works, let me just bailout these banks for trillions of dollars, too big to fail, btw u need to get vaccinated every 2 months and so does your 3 year olds with this experimental vaccine with no long term studied effects ho-ho-ho-ho

[@angrydragon4574]

@@dannyfergusson3243 Are you a wumao? We already know about these issues but we're not talking about problems in the US at the moment. We're talking about brainwashing in China.

[@sophiecheng2384]

Technically a better translation is "Follow the CCP wholeheartedly" They can't be THAT obvious

[@EndlessTravels]

I lived in Vietnam for 8 years, its similar..not as insane but similar for hte education Here in America now this is becoming reality I saw my nephews books on CRT, it was focused on "White man is wrong"... "Black man suffered and are entitled" its truly insane ...

[@cnzaqdfrut9661]

When I was in primary school, even thoughpolitics was also a subject, it was definitely not on this scale. This shit they are pulling now absolutely discourages me from the thought of having children in China. I don't wish this on my worst enemy's child.

[@AeneasGemini]

Why would you wish anything on your worst enemy's child? It's not their fault who they're born too

[@cnzaqdfrut9661]

@@AeneasGemini Chill there, it's a metaphor, a manner of speech to better illustrate the point. I don't see any confusion it may cause to occur as long as you finished primary school. Wait a minute, why TF am I wasting my time even typing?

[@dcb1138]

@@cnzaqdfrut9661 -Exactly. Don't waste your time with the 50 cent army

[@RAiNfORAiNbOW]

@@dcb1138 who is the 50 cent army

[@tclements8331]

The Chinese people have a rich culture, that im sure when pressed to a point the people will reject soviet imported communism and return to a china influenced by its own history.

[@truenorthstrongandfree3699]

I have yet to speak with a teacher, a foreign teacher, who did not witness the anti-Japanese themed plays at their schools. In elementary schools, they put on school plays that have the same theme everywhere in China. The play consists of either peasants running around on stage with pitchforks or dressed in military gear running around with machine guns. Their enemy is also running around on stage with their machine guns and they are inevitably massacred by either the peasants or the PLA. And who is the enemy in all of these elementary school plays? Why it’s the Japanese of course, who else would they massacre on stage and throw to the feet of their wildly clapping parents.?

[@ProfessorDamn]

Really impressed. How if they even propaganda the world like that?

[@jemhoare2105]

I lived in the North East where the Japanese did some of their worst stuff. Never saw any plays like this. Admittedly this was before the current scumbag was in power.

[@aaroncartoon]

You mean like the historical cultural narratives in the U.S. in detriment of indigenous, blacks and more recently muslims? What should surprise us is the unawareness of our own chauvinisms. Hey, there's always an outside enemy uh? This applies more to the U.S. cultural apparatus than anywhere else in the world.

[@jemhoare2105]

​@@aaroncartoon Yep, the US has effed up crap around the world as well. China has a habit of effing up crap for its own citizens. The trick is to look at the propaganda: if a country is saying its the leader of the world, it's the bully of the world. If a country says it is all about the People, it is all about effing over the People. So they do literally the opposite of what they both claim to do.

[@aaroncartoon]

@@jemhoare2105 I will simply add that everyone in the "West" and beyond have been complicit and enjoyed chinese blood and sweat, for at least 40 years, you and me included. I'm just pointing out the hypocrisy of China bad narrative. You have a problem with chinese policies? Look at the tags of everything you own.

[@teacheraprilrogers]

This makes me so sad. I have taught English online to some of the most amazing children in China for the last 5 years. Sadly my job will end sometime this year. I know that I am teaching the children mostly from families with money. I also know I had students who families struggle from day to day . My older students who are fluent have been mentioning things about this. They are just sharing what they are learning. I have been watching it for a bit and becoming more and more disheartened. As a history teacher in my day job I am scared to death what China is falling back in to. Thank you for your great videos. You and Vivy are great

[@historylover7394]

It makes me sad that you rather have the gun violence, drugs, bullying and sexual perversion in Western society. Western people are nutty, except they think they are "normal". Besides, democratic countries like South Korea, India, Japan, US, Australia, etc are very racists. It is very obvious to me that they are. Maybe not obvious to you, because your obsession with "freedom".

[@historylover7394]

@Apocain G Is that why you can only write one dumb sentence? Explain to me, why I am brainwashed and you are clear headed. Let's start, if you think you know what the fuck you are talking about?

[@ezeloirmk2]

@@historylover7394 it's about the same with China except gun violence. But they get bonus CCP propaganda.

[@historylover7394]

@@ezeloirmk2 You LIE. IT IS NOT THE SAME. China executes drug users and imprisons religious extremists. They don't bully people, who reject drugs and religion as nerd and weird. West has propaganda. They deny the history of White colonialism that created White world order.

[@ezeloirmk2]

@@historylover7394 hahaha a country without corruption, perversion, and societal issues only exists in 3 places: fairy tales, wishful thoughts, and government propaganda.

[@ConservativeliberalsZhao]

7:42The irony is that senior Chinese officials teach children to love China.But most of their children are in the United States.

[@corey2232]

I'm just laughing my ass off thinking about him visiting all these poor people... Like... imagine being those poor people & seeing Xi show up, get all excited as he shakes your hand, then walks away claiming "poverty is over!" 🤣 "Uh...we're living in a ditch?" 🤨 Xi - "You're welcome, no need to thank me!"

[@MaoRatto]

*Gun fire*

[@dannyfergusson3243]

I mean party officials on duty to relieve poverty have permanent assignments inside poor villages and offer loans to start up businesses and vocational training with an end goal of eliminating poverty. He will have a schedule of sucecsful pilot projects of these efforts in villages and visit them to take a look around, speak some about the future and how he wishes the best for all chinese peoples and wave some and continue his tour in visiting the others in the list. It's not like he shows up and touches things and they turn to gold, it's dedicated party efforts over many years to start local business of maybe growing crops or making clay/wood constructions or weaving baskets or sowing different clothing items. Sometimes state loan is granted to buy cattle, equipment, seeds. Party will also give free plumbing, electricity, road, internet infrastructure to poor villages and install house hold appliances pretty much free depending on the level of poverty, sometimes even move entire villages down from the mountains into free new built houses... but sure, eat this dumbo's propaganda glue and be a critter in terms of intelligence and knowledge.

[@blablabla3762]

Lmao better than india 20% poverty

[@China_Secret_Police]

*They're making the children 'live in the fear'.*

[@awjaaa]

Well, their parents/guardians, anyway. Most children tend to just go with whatever flow.

[@scottjobe]

Just like in America

[@burningknuckle26]

@@scottjobe exactly

[@yin9647]

I was born in and lived in China for the early 2000s. I even brought some of my old textbooks with me to where I live now as Chinese study material originally. Now that I read back on these elementary school math+literacy books though, I realized that so many of the passages were praising various authority such as the police as always being right. They always encouraged conformity and encouraged you to do the right thing for society according to certain standards. It starts young.

[@danarzechula3769]

Young minds are infinitely malleable

[@timsteinkamp2245]

This is becoming scary for the people of Taiwan.

[@johnxina987]

LONG LIVE THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT NATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAIWAN!!!! 🇹🇼🇹🇼🇹🇼

[@nousernamebud2448]

No more social credit 😡 😡 😡

[@libr250]

NOOOO HOW COULD YOU ZHONG XINA 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@AmabossReally]

@@chinesepatriot Lmaooo the wumao doesn't even know how a FICO score works

[@betatest3757]

@@chinesepatriot +50 social credit

[@nousernamebud2448]

@@chinesepatriot Fico isn’t government owned

[@peacelife]

It is getting worse into a robotic life. No one dare to say anything and even act anything that potential against it. People get taking out left n right

[@TheAzurefang]

Stay strong.

[@gallaugal9099]

I hope China pulls through this without more damage than has already been done although not likely.

[@Nestalgba92023]

Such as reporting the "suspects"?

[@Lemonz1989]

This is so scary. Reminds me of growing up in a strict Christian household/community. Same way of speaking to children who don’t understand what they are hearing, same language used to downplay your value as a human so you can sacrifice yourself in the name of God, same emotionally charged language used to make you connect on a deep and primal level with what you’re hearing. All of this grooms a person to react to criticism instinctually with anger and make it extremely difficult to question what is happening. Your own thoughts fighting against themselves, creating guilt when you think “sinful” things when your ideas don’t match what you’ve been groomed to believe.

[@roberthorst5790]

atheism is the real cult not christianity

[@blengi]

Teacher: "Say something to prove you're Chinese!" 7 year old Chicom: "May the great big fire wall of paranoia and surveillance AI protect the motherland, so that Uncle Xi's mighty fist can crush all Individual liberty and freedom of thought like a cockroach!!!!" Teacher: "We have a winner!"

[@sodapopjenkins]

love the work,. reminder to all...fight repressive governments and align your economics to your ethics... stop supporting these countries with your money, vote with your dollar.

[@zootsoot2006]

I love how all the liberal globalists berate Trump as some kind of fascist and they then go and invest billions of dollars into true fascism.

[@calvinvastelli6792]

@@zootsoot2006 ...Trump, Biden, Obama, Bush... Who cares?! It's all just one big club and you and I aren't in it. America is an idea, not a political party

[@zootsoot2006]

@@calvinvastelli6792 That's too cynical a take, exactly what the CCP wants Westerners to sink to. Trump was at least a shift in the right direction, woke a lot of people up to the evils of the China.

[@desireous]

yep stop shopping at wallmart .. fat chance of that every American wants a bargain

[@TheAzurefang]

It is true that we have an elite here in America as well. However, we are educated and smart enough to correct course before it is too late. This is exactly what 'they' don't want, of course. Trump certainly did better than his peers in the Oval Office, even if he was not an imminently likeable character.

[@ferg4759]

Wow, hearing the book call a dictator "uncle" really pisses me off... "Uncle" is a term used in a lot of countries for a REALLY close adult family friend that you grew up with and you see as family. So I'm wondering if that's how they use it there too. So messed up

[@awjaaa]

Xi Da Da

[@jerrell1169]

It’s common in Communist societies to refer to the head of a cult of personality or minor figure as “uncle” or the languages’ equivalent. They’re supposedly equal to you after all, just “wiser” than you. Think of Uncle Ho for Ho Chi Minh or a number of minor Soviet satellite leaders were diminutively called uncle.

[@HamHamHampster]

Well, the US got Uncle Sam. Just saying.

[@desireous]

lot of pedophiles like to be called uncle .. just a thought

[@ThePandafriend]

@@HamHamHampster Uncle Sam is just a figure. And while his name seems to come from a real person (Uncle Samuel Wilson) that person was nowhere near a position of power. He was a deliveryman for barrels of meat. Due to the initials (US) the name was utilized. However we don't know wether that story is true or not. In contrast to that "uncle Xi" is a real political leader who tries to build up a cult of personality around himself.

[@gabestepstone5762]

If I stay in my country I will be a mindless slave... if I immigrate to western I will be a worthless beggar... if I move to middle east or Africa I will be a defenseless prey.... There is no place to go... If no one is going to stop all this, there will be a second cultural revolution. What have we done to deserve all these? Damn you, life. I may be a powerless mortal but if I had a single spark of power, I shall embed the most devastated curse into the bones and hearts of whatever it is in causing life turns from a spark of light to a living hell. I studied history in university, I see how many battles were fought, how many tortures were suffered, how hard and valuable that mutual respect and peace are. In the first lesson teacher asked us why we study history, but in the end he simply said actually no one would learn from it. No one care cuz people don't really want to be saved. They want to devour, anything, everything, just like everything else on this planet. A single drop of toxin can spoil a tank of clean water but a drop of water does nothing in toxin. The nature and value of life on this planet is extremely controversial.

[@bendeleted9155]

China invented paper and built a very large tiger with it.

[@clanpsi]

10:13 I like how it conveniently leaves out that it was the Nationalists who fought, not the Communists. Mao did fuck all against Japan, hiding like a rat in a cave as Japan and the Nationalists exhausted themselves.

[@anEyePhil]

That is the "United Front" strategy. Unite, work together until enemies are conquered, and then betray your partners. This now applies to all CCP-controlled activity - Belt and Road, Confucius Institutes, any partnership in research and business. Anyone cooperating with the CCP is selling themselves to Xi Jinping and his mafia thugs.

[@primastanislaus9184]

At this point I don't think ppl will mind if Japanese starts shouting 天皇陛下万歳! again.

[@themaidisstillatwork]

I feel bad for the children in China.

[@mustafajuventino9964]

Don't, they live a great life

[@DaFishy2]

I don’t, I wish that I was Chinese.

[@SkelzaDawn]

I don't. They are LUCKY. China is smart & does not allow them to be harmed medically by transitioning with puberty blockers & opposite sex hormones like here in the f*cked up west.

[@alex-vd4vm]

@@SkelzaDawn you do know it's just the weirdos who sexually transition kids in the west right

[@SkelzaDawn]

@@GhostlyMVP Yep, I sure do.

[@M13]

When people think of cannibals they imagine tribes in Africa. They don't realize the majority of China was cannibals....not that long ago. I've talked to Chinese men who talked about how different people tasted.

[@ddf5878]

????????

[@Hitsugix]

@@ddf5878 I guess they mean during the famine under Mao. People may have eaten each other to survive, which is very sad.

[@4nonym0u5]

I beg your pardon

[@M13]

@@4nonym0u5 Under Mao cannibalism was widespread. Extremely widespread. As in the majority. It's a well kept secret.

[@singingstars5006]

This happened in Communist Russia too. Many Russians and Ukraines ate the dead to survive as there was literally no food at all. After the pets were gone...the grass...everything edible on the land...then they ate straw and the dead.

[@bendeleted9155]

I want to point out that Kim Jong Un always has at least 2 more microphones than Xi does. What a disappointment.

[@billpetersen298]

That way, at least one works.

[@peterpain6625]

@@billpetersen298 IF they're lucky and the broken bleeding hand of the 9y old that soldered that microphone from radioctive scrap metal didn't shake to much from the biting cold...

[@omri9982]

Keep exposing these things!

[@mhh5002]

the constant switch to the teacher asking students to say sth to prove they are Chinese is just gold

[@Rivenburg-xd5yf]

freaky.

[@Claymann71]

I got Twilight Zone vibes, more & more as the video went on. Rod Serling would be spinning in his grave to see _kids_ parroting this nightmarish thought-speak garbage. Being a patriot should be a choice. The freedom to have a choice was bought & paid with the blood of past patriots. I despise anti-solider protestors, but I appreciate they have the freedom to be 1-quintillion% wrong IMHO. Try that in a country like Russia or China & you'll be re-educated for years in a camp, tortured daily & possibly killed for your organs. America has faults but it is no where even remotely similar to China or Russia where your opinions & thoughts are controlled by the State who has a proverbial gun to the back of your head inside their borders.

[@silverhawkscape2677]

@@Claymann71 Indeed. Sickens me to see these people burning the US flag. But burn the rainbow flag and watch them panic.

[@RonLarhz]

Can the internet pls use prc to refer to them? Not all enthnic chinese are born in prc nor go through this shit.

[@Claymann71]

@@RonLarhz True. There are 'rebels & dissidents' inside China who vehemently despise the CCP. That's clearly all the people inside re-education & labor / forced organ harvesting camps. But for the sake of simplicity, the Netizens of the Internet use CCP to PRC because that is what their faction refer to themselves as. The old 'It's not a problem as long as we don't acknowledge it exists, so how can it even be a problem?'. I have Chinese friends. I've heard about what causes them extreme pain & problems 'back home'. It is impossible not to emphasize with their hardships & the absolute disregard the CCP / PRC have for their own people, let alone the entire world outside of China. I stand with the citizens & wish to see only their Leaders exposed & brought to justice in a global court of inquiry / judegement. It will likely never happen. If the ENTIRE FREE WORLD sanctioned them / challenged them 'to the bitter end', the CCP /PRC would use their 'Armageddon nukes' if they saw their backs about to hit the proverbial wall. One last spiteful 'If I'm going down I'M TAKING YOU ALL WITH ME!' act of pure hate. The human rights violations. The 1984 Orwellian Police State. The forced labor & organ harvesting. The overfishing of the global oceans x4 times the size of any other Nation. The suppression of information & encouragement of 'holiday travel' before we knew how deadly the CCP / PRC Wuhan Plague would be. So many reasons to challenge them to change for the better... I only hope they change before it become untenable & the Free World has to deal with them violently. It's bad enough we have a Doomsday Glacier about to raise global ocean levels 3-10 feet depending on area. We also have to worry about China invading Taiwan or either China or N. Korea disregarding Russia's orders 'don't do anything before asking me' directive & casting nukes at their political enemies. (Japan, India, Australia, Philippines, UK & USA) No one will survive & live like we do today. Not for 1,000-2,000 years, if we survive WW3 at all.

[@adenmelton8264]

I would really appreciate if you did more coverage on the Tibet situation. I hear many saying China liberated Tibet but others say China has abused it. I would like to have more knowledge on the subject

[@linuspleasedont8861]

There is a saying in China,"Chinese will not attack Chinese" Now that what I call irony

[@_nigelgaming]

*Chinese civil war intensifies*

[@spamtongspamton7878]

Warlord era and Republic of China: am I a joke to you?

[@_nigelgaming]

@@spamtongspamton7878 that also counts

[@piranhaplantX]

@@spamtongspamton7878 You assume that they're allowed to learn such history unmodified.

[@RedSunUnderParadise]

*Three Kingdoms era noises* *LMao's in Zedong*

[@bilalwaheed1125]

1984 was supposed to be a cautionary tale. Not a goddamn instruction book.

[@pierre-alaingingras9768]

China and north korea: instructions unclear. Create a nation with guidance from 1984

[@katemara667]

Big Pooh Is Watching You

[@supergobgoblin424]

@@pierre-alaingingras9768 democrats in usa, australia, new Zealand, uk: 1984? Seems good ty.

[@andreacorrales7349]

@@katemara667 😟😟😟😟😰😰😰😰😰😭😭

[@captainalex157]

@@katemara667 GIVE ME MY HONEY!!

[@Dracopol]

"Say something to prove you are Chinese." "My collapsible umbrella broke after one week!" :-)

[@mayomaynot9923]

Well, they did say it was "collapsible".

[@AniSKZ4141]

🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

[@nauuwgtx]

@@mayomaynot9923 no, that's just an auto folding and opening umbrella with a press of a button in the handle

[@erniefrijole2618]

Haha ....my laptop hinges failed after five months.....

[@CHlNAZI]

“We bravely eat bats and pangolins.”

[@covid-2320]

Kinda funny how 1984 was invented whit the idea that some decades after the book was finished the USSR will be as oppresive as Oceania, or even worse. But at the end of the day it ended up being the Chinese. A Nation that was supposed to be a subject of the Soviets

[@deborahstollman6238]

I know this is different than the topic but I was shocked when I learned people have said despicable things against you and your wife. I can’t remember your wife’s name (sorry I can’t remember sh-t anymore). Anyway I’ve always thought you and your wife are very attractive! I don’t understand why people think otherwise. We love you guys, been watching for several years and find your channels very well done, very interesting. Please keep spreading the word. Hopefully, the Chinese will get their freedom. ☮️😻

[@ayaneagano6059]

Her name is Vivienne

[@danny208YT]

They've been saying disgusting things for the last 7 years

[@charleswomack2166]

He calls her Vivie.

[@barredok]

Because Wumao netizens are thin skinned, cowards who are constantly looking for topics to be outraged at so they can validate their horrid existence. And pretend they have any self worth. Their tirades always brings a smile to my face. Whatever they say to themselves, the poorest in Canada have a healthier environment than the ultra rich in the disgusting polluted air of Shanghai. It's bloody London coal and chemical smog in the 1800s before the environmental reforms and chemical waste dumping was brought under regulations. Schadenfreude is a sweet, sweet wine.

[@meowtherainbowx4163]

@My names Jeff That’s the name she goes by on his channel, so I think it’s accurate to say that Vivian is her name. She accepts it.

[@wrayzor]

"Say something to prove you are Chinese" "there is no genocide in XinJiang!"

[@BobuxGuy]

"Taiwan is not a country!"

[@peterpain6625]

Just give it a couple of weeks...

[@obamascock2169]

1989 was a great year

[@paulfri1569]

Holy smokes that's Gold

[@vitameat]

"Tofu dregs are the best construction in the world!!"

[@SugaryGoodness]

"When there is not enough to eat, people starve to death. It is better to let the people die so that the other half can eat their fill." - Thanos "Perfectly balanced as all things should be" - Mao... oh wait a minute... :P

[@BortaMaga]

My thoughts exactly

[@alvarolopez3872]

😳😳

[@silverhawkscape2677]

And people actually agreed with Thanos in the movie. Who would have thought he was just a Homocidal dictator like any other...

[@antonikudlicki1100]

virgin hE's LiTeRaLLy hiTLeR vs chad hE's LiTeRaLLy tHaNoS

[@SugaryGoodness]

@@antonikudlicki1100 Wow, who hurt you? lol

[@dandiiiful]

I taught in China for a little over two years at a training center and I hated teaching the older kids because getting them to answer any open ended questions was like pulling teeth

[@EUTalks]

I think I speak for all foreigners that lived in China when I say this video just makes me sad. In 2009, I would have never imagined this will be the future.

[@RonLarhz]

Ikr. I was so surprised to see a lesbian scene on tv.

[@hanfucolorful9656]

@@RonLarhz Out of curiosity, I did a search, it turns out the video (Say something to prove you are Chinese) was just a Joke at Tik Tok show in China, 😀😀😄😁they put a funny video to drive the traffic. The entertainment creativity and amusement in China is leaving the west in the far distance dust and disoriented. 😅🤣☺😂😚🥰😇😍🤩😘🤔🙃🙂😂

[@yohaneschristianp]

I don't think this is a bad thing for mainlanders. It's our values =/= their values, democracy is about accepting too you know. Even those "bad guys"

[@EUTalks]

@@hanfucolorful9656 "It's a prank, bro!". I guess China is pulling a prank on little kids every day with the flag ceremony starting from kindergarten, changing history, not allowing sensitive subjects to be discussed, restrictions on internet, restrictions on free speech, etc. Funny shit.

[@hanfucolorful9656]

@@EUTalks You know what? the bottom line is that you must have a very free environment to achieve economic development, also you must be in a very free environment to have such politic-related jokes ( like the late show in the US). you can tell those kids had practiced many times before they shot the video, they are just for fun, and it is really fun. There is nothing wrong to have everyday ceremonies in school, Canada does the same in school. Oh, Canada, every morning. I really like china's way of managing the internet, you must be in real name to post a comment, if you put up fake news, you will be hunted down, say apologize for the victim, or be taken to court. while in Canada or the US, what I see if everybody can put up fake news online, and nobody takes responsibility, even Mr. Trump hates fake news, but can do nothing about it. Over time, if there is news in the internet, people trust it in China, while in Canada or the US, nobody trust anybody, too much lies online, people are divided, every time you see that the CBC disable the comment section in KZbin under its video, you can tell it spread lies.

[@phillip9798]

If they want Emperor Xi to be portrayed as this super friendly and cuddly figure, they shouldn't have outlawed Winnie the Pooh... FOR SHAME!

[@odochi7091]

Perfect chance lost

[@Ksr3740]

By "people" they mean the ccp, and by ccp they mean xi jingping

[@lililigoo4383]

China is close to 100 million Communists, and American family members have Communists, don't you like it? But we Chinese like it, continue to live in fake videos

[@gellertli2916]

Wow I'm glad I was born in the 90s. I didn't have any of these BS in my text book back then. Even when I was in middle school(2008 ish), the political class we had to take only covered the basics of the Chinese Political structure, much like the political science class in the US. I am so lucky I don't have to deal with this sh*t.

[@evanmoretti4916]

In 2019 I lived inside a provincial athletic training camp in Hebei for professional athletes. Saw first hand how indoctrinated the athletes and coaches were and how crazy their entire athletic system is. I realized something was out of line when an 8 year old sang me a nursery rhyme that glorified violence toward American school children

[@robertlipka9541]

Do you think, with these attitudes, China can win? Or will it crash and burn? ... lose territory, get occupied, etc, etc.

[@Tontisimo]

@@robertlipka9541 how did it work out for the USSR?

[@myawallaceee]

@@robertlipka9541 there's a great report on this topic, on WION..called the Strongman's Dilemma. It talks about power being hard to sustain, for dictators. North Korea is the longest non-monarchy dictatorship, in recent times. And that's bc China helps the Kim family stay in power. But other dictatorships are more difficult, such as the fall of Egypt, Sudan, Syria, Zimbabwe, Kazakhstan & the USSR. Modern-day Russia is one of them now, where Putin is doing anything to hold onto power. I do forsee the CCP collapsing, once Xi is gone. A power vacuum (along with chaos) will most likely arise. It's a great read, if you have the time to check it out 😉

[@erikrungemadsen2081]

Chinese history can best be described by this qoute from romance of the three kingdoms "The empire, long divided, must unite; long united, must divide." and the occasional short periods of foreign intervention. The CCP is unsustainable like all communist dictatorships and will tear it self apart eventually. You can see the infighting allready with Xi's purges. The only thing these purges do is increase corruption in the party because everybody knows they might be next.

[@yonglow995]

@@Tontisimo Unfortunately for us, CCP has been studying the collapse of the USSR a great deal to try to prevent the same thing happening to them. Let's hope CCP doesn't succeed.

[@PiterburgCowboy]

You guys have no idea how this comes off to someone from Germany. And the reaction from other nations is basically the very same it was in it's 1930's.

[@desireous]

To be honest the underlying circumstances in Germany were different and the final outcome was dramatically so. But there some similarities with an unchecked regime and desperate people

[@DaFishy2]

China is stronger than Germany was. Hopefully China will prevail.

[@PiterburgCowboy]

@@DaFishy2 some people will never learn from history.

[@okzoomer5728]

I'm very scared about racial superiority indoctrination in the mainland as well in the coming years, especially as a means to usher in expansionism or something even worse (rumor has it they are developing bioweapons that can target certain ethnicities). There's already an attitude among some Han Chinese living around Xinjiang that they are inherently superior to their fellow Uyghur citizens. And who knows how widespread sentiments like that actually are. This kind of propaganda is definitely going to fuel that mentality of Han superiority. 1930's Nazi Germany is being revived in another part of the world, as far as I'm concerned.

[@KawaloliASTP]

It scares me, I feel so sorry for these people. My parents were from East Germany and I know their propaganda, but that's a joke compared to that. The personality cult, the images, the choice of words. It is as if North Korea had become the role model for Xi Jinping. I've studied North Korea for years and it's almost the same. Just in a modern way and just getting started. What will happen to this country and its people when the pandemic is over? How is the country supposed to catch up with the industrialized nations when personality cult, nationalism, militarism and isolation rule people's lives? I am afraid it is irreversible. There will be conflict and violence. And in a few years, if nothing changes, there will be concentration camps not only for Muslim minorities ... :(

[@simunator]

I lost all hope for humanity by this point, seems like we're in a perpetual cycle of hatred and radicalism. The only solution is humanity's extinction.

[@greenpepper5883]

I was born and raised in China till I was 16, I actually didn't get that much of brainwash growing up. I remember hating Mao even before going abroad. I was able to read Chinese translated English literature and I read tons of them when I was a child, that had huge influence on me, I bet at the time, many Chinese knows what's good and what's bad. I'm from Dongbei and I was born in 1990.

[@john7458]

When you sits on the throne see who will listen to you? So be wild wild west and freedom that's what you loved right? Don't bother to go back China if you don't love your country, patriotism isn't for you.

[@jemhoare2105]

Dongbei ren hen hao!

[@greenpepper5883]

@@john7458 Not going back at all, I will devote myself to US and freedom. US is a place for humanity, not patriotism.

[@greenpepper5883]

@@jemhoare2105 You're right, man!

[@charlesbarajas1075]

@@john7458 You can love your country, and your people, and hate and resist your murderous government and be a patriot. Xi jing dingaling is a puppet of Satan.

[@kenmckay5578]

After spending @20 months in China over 10 years , making many friends ,and meeting my wife there , I'm disappointed in what's happening . I can't contact some people , get no reply , or I feel it's too risky to ask them anything anyway . I've been to many provinces including the far west , but it's impossible to get entry there anymore . My wife is also unsure about traveling back to see family in China even if there was no covid factor . They will be treating ex pats as foreigners too , so it's getting complicated . While the winter Olympics is on the shortlist ,the disappearance of infected or marginal people is a priority for government officials. They are determined to look ready and prepared for a public display of superiority . But I think it's a dangerous time to participate in what is only sport in a country of strong political engineering. The Chinese populus is varied in its understanding , but mostly taught to function as a band of submissive followers , rather than be any kind of enlightened individuals. I've like following your travels , and almost envy the experiences you've had on motorbikes in many provinces . If I was younger I'd have been keen to travel with you .

[@vitocorleone8323]

I agree but will point out that what Xi says about loving your country here 7:35 is a natural feeling that the West only lost when the communists took over education after the 60's and if you travel to Latin America a Mexican will say Viva Mexico on his death bed. Western nations actually need this.

[@martinlord5969]

I read the chapter of the Xi Jinping thought book relating to my line of work: power generation. I was less than impressed. I'd have expected someone who studied chemical engineering at the nation's top technical university to have done better work in this section, particularly as there are many other chapters which in which he lays out his thoughts on topics far further from his main areas of training and experience.

[@JohnSmith-wx9wj]

I doubt he did much of the writing himself. Whoever did write it, though, looks like they borrowed much from the National Socialists and Giovanni Gentile.

[@Zatote]

as a citizen of hong kong i am super glad that arent feeding this shit to me, well minus the fact that my teacher REFUSED to talk about the tianmen square massacre in school

[@alexandrinabob1]

The same propaganda Ceausescu had when I was going to school in communist Romania. All is there: the pioneers, the pledge, the praised leader visits, the special place we deserved based on the inventions that helped mankind... Well this only means one thing, the economical situation for China is worsening.

[@jrezecordero7943]

?? what reference you have with Ceausescu and china

[@gebling]

To "serve" the people... on a platter.

[@okzoomer5728]

This is exactly how Mussolini's regime primed children in Italy to be devoted soldiers. You just have to ask what the CCP wants to butcher this new cohort of soldiers for, and why they'd go the lengths to indoctrinate all children. Certainly doesn't sound like a defensive purpose.

[@xyz7572]

I actually just read 1984 (George Orwell) for the first time last week, and I can 100% guarantee that this is scarily similar. Like, the actual details of the books are EXTREMELY scarily similar. The kids are taught to feel more connected to the state than to their actual parents, and are actively encouraged to report their parents. The protagonist’s neighbour gets reported by his own kids for things he says when he’s talking in his sleep, and he is disappeared and is never seen again. It’s like the culture revolution and the red guard all over again.

[@ukyo2010]

I attended college in the 1980s. I had friends in college, including my girlfriend at the time, that had suffered during the Cultural Revolution as children of university faculty. They told me a few stories of that time. I also took a class in modern Chinese history (post Qing rule). The things those kids in the video said and especially the way they said them remind me of Cultural Revolutionary fervor that we studied in that course. My Chinese friends from my college days were quite scarred from their experiences during the Cultural Revolution. One friend told me he used to carry a brick in a burlap bag that he would use as a weapon against people that bullied him. He was a particular target because he was born in the US while his parents were grad students at Caltech, and his parents were university faculty in China. My Chinese friends from my college days feared a cultural revolution like thing happening again in China. They would say that the political environment can change literally overnight and they could never trust the CCP. I was present when my girlfriend's mother scolded her brother for wanting to return to China, saying "Do you want to go through another Cultural Revolution?" (This happened only 10 years after the Cultural Revolution ended.) The son of Caltech grads told me on one occasion in the 1980s that he didn't think a cultural revolution could happen again because he believed such a thing could only happen with a Mao type leader that inspired cultish devotion. He didn't think there could be another Mao as Mao's status as the charismatic founder of the New China could not be repeated. Seeing those kids in this video, that cultish devotion might have happened again. I am a 4th gen ABC. I was a "panda hugger" up to around 2010. I had been optimistic that China would liberalize and modernize, basically become a very large version of what Taiwan had become. But I came to the realization about 10 years ago that the CCP has no interest in China becoming a modern liberal state and regular world citizen, unfortunately.

[@hanfucolorful9656]

Visit India, the largest democratic country, then, come back and talk to us

[@shipmcgree6367]

@@hanfucolorful9656 Visit CCP China, the largest trash heap in the world. And stay there, wumao.

[@J0hannVonS]

Thanks for another great video! Unfortunately I cannot agree to your statement that a lot of people in the US (or the west as a whole) study useful things like engineering and sience (we have a big shortage of "usefull" people on the labor market). We have our own propaganda to deal with at schools, and the negative impact of social media on kids (and adults) is huge. So China might have taken a wrong turn, but the west is also not doing very well in my honest opinion. China has way to much patriotism, but the west has too little.

[@free-zer8213]

Teacher: ''Say something to prove you are Chinese'' Student: *silent*

[@taiwanisacountry]

Thanks for all your hard work. Keep it up. I hope that you and your family are well. 非常感谢你。

[@dragonpleb7993]

"Say something to prove that you're Chinese" "Bing chilling"

[@ST-eo4oi]

That’s so correct. I am here in Canada at one of University’s . In one of my course work presentations, one chinese student started his presentation by explaining his chinese name its meaning, chinas culture and its government towards preserving this culture. it took around half of the time. and the topic was related to Aerodynamics😂.

[@AndrewAHayes]

When I was travelling Asia I used to get stopped in the street all the time and asked which country I was from and was quite used to it, In Bombay India a guy came up to me asked "what is your average per capita income?" I was bamboozled! I told him I did not have a clue and had zero interest in financial matters, another asked me if I thought it was a good thing for my government to pay for me to travel abroad, I told him my government doesent pay for anyone to travel abroad, I told him I had to save from my salary for a long time to spend a year travelling and rent out my house, my point is people come up with weird thoughts all by themselves without any government propaganda, but state propaganda from any country has never had the welfare of its people in mind, this BS from Xi is very dangerous!

[@souvikbera3067]

They are probably from older generations who doesn't have any idea of outside world. I can assure they were just curious and didn't have any other intention

[@AndrewAHayes]

@@souvikbera3067 Oh I wasnt worried about their intentions they were very friendly snd genuine people,in fact India was one of the friendliest and safest countries I have ever visited, it was just a very strange thing to say to someone at a first meeting

[@korawitsaengchawalit7863]

As an overseas Chinese and Thai nationality,I always feel that I'm terrifying all the times.

[@laszlohera1655]

Every person who grew up in the socialist eastern block: *Hey I've seen this one!*

[@quach8quach907]

In TV, it's called a "re-run".

[@jockedredd1329]

The kids answer their teacher within one nanosecond after the question. It's like their brains had been rewired to bypass the thinking process. Don't think, just connect the question to the "correct" answer!

[@kiboluo6997]

They must did some preparation or rehearsal before the video recording.

[@angrydragon4574]

Obedience training.

[@jessn.3851]

They definitely rehearsed before recording, probably for weeks. It's important for the video to be "perfect."

[@Howhungry1234]

"Let your country control your soul"

[@ApusApus]

"When the Master governs, the people are hardly aware that he exists. Next best is a leader who is loved. Next, one who is feared. The worst is one who is despised." - Lao Tzu I don't know what they are, but I know what they are not even trying to be

[@TorBoy9]

This XJP Thought book, from elementary schools up to university, is everywhere in China. All the kids study it, but don't want to discuss it publicly.

[@sharketm7655]

It's better that playboy books and M16 from elementary school.

[@sasaki8765]

@@sharketm7655 I found an angry brainwashed person!

[@sharketm7655]

@@sasaki8765 Why angry? You enjoy paying tax to the US and having US military bases on your territory?! Enjoy then!

[@sharketm7655]

@@sasaki8765 I am not angry i am laughing at you!

[@sharketm7655]

@@sasaki8765 I found an loser and colonised guy whose childrens have no future. Lol.

[@michaelmijares5547]

Holy shit. I will fight tooth and nail to not have my kid undergo this kind of mind conditioning.

[@superninja252]

I feel it can backfire Yea some kids will grow to like the party and all but what the ones that grow to hate that style of life and can end up hating the party?

[@bobs_toys]

It's also interesting watching what happens when the faith is shattered. I'd seen it with my wife. The effect was impressive. Pure rage.

[@bobs_toys]

@Haung Jo individually, yes. The thing that terrifies the CCP leadership is what happens when something spreads out of control?

[@odochi7091]

@Haung Jo CCP won’t silence the growing rage, America cannot silence theirs, and Europe cannot silence theirs

[@sammencia7945]

I left in Feb 2015. Glad I did. Country has slid backwards, no place for a foreigner, those opportunities are gone.

[@kerboplaytv8744]

Lol, 8 months ago when I only spoke a couple words in Mandarin, the only thing I could do is trust you that the translations are correct, but it always seemed so absurd, now that my language situation has changed, I can confirm and see with my own eyes. Thank you for bringing light to Chinese issues.

[@samdobie6748]

Same for me, finally able to understand what they're saying and not just the odd word. What are your reasons for learning Mandarin?

[@jefferi78]

the problem with both of the spectrum (communist and democracy) is not the ideology but the politician who mongering the ideology is not practicing what they teach. communist leaders singing the communism song but sell themselves to capitalism and democratic leaders singing the democracy but selling themselves with big corporation.

[@monitoradiation]

These elites do whatever it takes the fool the masses into giving them power.

[@okzoomer5728]

@@monitoradiation Nailed it

[@guesswho6038]

There's no symmetry here. Communism is not an equally good way of organizing society, because it always ends in tyranny. If communist leaders practiced what they preach, things would be much worse actually.

[@MrAnselm77]

On the money 💰 🇨🇦🔥👊🏿

[@jefferi78]

@@guesswho6038 , as i said again. ideology is not the problem. people is.

[@mayuri4184]

Making Xi Jinping Thought mandatory is like making Mein Kampf or Dianetics mandatory. Oh, and something similar has been in place in North Korea for years. Imagine that.

[@aslkdfjhg]

"Once you have the youth, you have the future." - Adolf Hitler

[@TheShaolin015]

the reality is that these kids practiced these answers and most dont truly take it to heart. easily 70% are just following along

[@the_retag]

Cool That means in ww3 only 30% of chinese have to die

[@namtruonggay]

Wow I sure do hope ww3 doesn’t end up killing innocent Chinese citizens

[@the_retag]

@@namtruonggay bad luck Either by force or brainwashing ccp will make them cannonfodder

[@odochi7091]

@@the_retag I definitely see mass defections, I mean we could literally probably do it like the old days and find some obscure group in the Gobi and fund their struggle, I’m sure the ueghers would be more Than willing, or the manchu, probably even the Cantonese if we played our cards right

[@thomassummerhill6357]

Visited China 3 years ago , was surprised at the amount of police/soldiers at the airport and other public spaces. The most surprising thing was the ages of them, most were just kids .

[@lijiawang2798]

Bro, you seriously ? As a Chinese, I’ve never met policemen/soldiers who are still kids working in public spaces. 😦😦

[@thomassummerhill6357]

@@lijiawang2798 Yes i’m serious , i wasn’t the only tourist who was commenting on this and i have video .

[@lijiawang2798]

@@thomassummerhill6357 Can you give me a link about your video? thanks.

[@AeneasGemini]

When you run a country using 1984 as a 'how to' manual