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Since the Ukraine crisis began, the #GreatTranslationMovement has been excerpting the few radical remarks on Chinese internet, colluding with anti-China forces to produce materials for a public opinion warfare against China. Who is behind the movement?
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Probably someone who watched all those videos of police beating Hong Kong protestors.
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China only let’s be said what it wants to be said. You can close it down in an instance. Anything on Chinese social media is there with the CCP’s blessing. You know that, we know that.
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