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A Chinese husband married a Ladakh lady, brought parents in law to Tibet. They granded Oversea Tibetan travelling permit.
Tons of images
And my roadtrip to Tibet.
Road trip to the west, my National Day holidays
Last ancient town to visit, the Han race region: https://www.chinahighlights.com/tengchong/attraction/heshun-ancient-village.htm Mcdonald's ancient sytle. The center of town is a library.
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Yes , CCP needs to indulge in such propaganda from time to time . Like I'm sure you've a video from some YT channel of some Uighur boy or girl marry a Paxtani girl or boy to show they lived happily ever after in XinjiangA Chinese husband married a Ladakh lady, brought parents in law to Tibet. They granded Oversea Tibetan travelling permit.
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And my roadtrip to Tibet.
Road trip to the west, my National Day holidays
Last ancient town to visit, the Han race region: https://www.chinahighlights.com/tengchong/attraction/heshun-ancient-village.htm Mcdonald's ancient sytle. The center of town is a library.defenceforumindia.com
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Usually the soldiers and the police are behind the camera
they say Smile and aim their guns
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Alan is the most beautiful Tibetan, I was fan of her for 15 yrs.Douyin and Chinese makeup style is helping Chinese beauty products go viral among girls of color
She was in PLA, and then went to Japan as pop star, now back to China.
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Are we really going over the same videos by backpackers sponsored by MSS debunked by members here in the past along with MSS sponsored Wumaos in the comments section saying how China's a paradise & the most developed nation compared to any nation in the world what to speak of India ?
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Recently huge amount vids in YT about China Trip. Lots of them came to three tines within 2 month.
This guy just back from both China and India.
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People have more exciting sex in Nigeria and Mexico
There are a few surprises on the global excitement map. For instance, the French don't live up to their reputation as great lovers, reporting some of the lowest levels of sexual excitement in the survey. Mexico and Nigeria beat almost everywhere else by a hefty margin.
6 maps and charts that explain sex around the world
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she will enjoy more with a mexican or Nigerian than with a Chang
And more fun with a Mexican more time than with a chang
6 maps and charts that explain sex around the world
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Well well well , the Chinese connection to narcotics trafficking in Mexico is dated back to the late 19th century where the Han escaping Qing ruled China which had slipped into anarchy tried entering the US which after initially accepting these immigrants slammed the door shut in the late 19th century restricting it to ONLY WHITES.
So what did the Han do ? Good question. They settled in neighbouring Mexico & began growing Opium thanks to the poppy seeds they brought with them trafficking the opium to the US. In due course the local Mexicans muscled them out of the business .
Cut to the early 21st century & the Han return to Mexico with the know-how & machinery to make synthetic drugs like Fentanyl also setting up money laundering networks & here we are.
Truly there's no race more criminal than the Han in the history of mankind & no party more criminal in its workings & thought process than the CCP. Both of them deserve each other
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If I honest I am a humanist, the post I made about sexual statistics was made as a joke generalizations are stupid, every where there are good and bad people and I am sure there are Indians or Chinese who can outperform mexicans sexually or nigerians, those statistics are realy stupid, everything depends in the persons, also there are beautiful women every where.
We were also a bunch of bad people since some people also murdered some of those chinese by xenophoby.
In Canada i used to visit Indian temples, listen Indian music, work with Chinese, Philipinos, Moroccans and SriLanka people.
So pretty much I only dislike the CCP, the Chinese trolls who support the CCP Ideology and who support the Chinese racial supremasists. I reality I know some idiots in governments do life horrible for most of us civilians, in reality I do not support the west. I support humanity
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In Mexico, the city of Mexicali on the border with the United States, hides a history of migration from the late 19th century, when hundreds of ships with a Chinese population arrived in Mexico to try to cross the border. Many, failing to achieve this, stayed in the Mexican city and founded La Chinesca, a popular Chinese neighborhood that now seeks to attract tourists again.
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It came as a shock to Guatemalan exporters: according to media reports, China had recently banned the import of Guatemalan coffee and other goods.
There was no official explanation. Guatemalan President Bernardo Arevalo, however, presumed there was a connection to his country's ties with Taiwan. "We will take care of it," Arevalo said.
Apart from Paraguay, Guatemala is now the only Latin American country with diplomatic ties to Taiwan. Beijing regards the island nation as part of the People's Republic of China. In recent years, Honduras and Nicaragua changed sides, turning their backs on Taiwan and seeking rapprochement with Beijing.
Several small conflicts in Latin America
The blockade of Guatemalan goods is one of several minor conflicts beginning to overshadow China's course in Latin America, which has long been oriented toward growth and expansion.
Those conflicts were, however, of a different nature, Vladimir Rouvinski, an associate professor with the Department of Political Studies at Icesi University in Cali, Colombia, told DW.
"In this case, China clearly uses something as leverage, and it does this less against Guatemala, but rather against Taiwan," he said.
In Costa Rica, the government urged one of the managers of state-owned energy supplier ICE to leave the company after some 70 high-ranking employees had visited a party organized by Chinese technology giant Huawei.
Trade unionists were appalled, while ICE's president, Mario Acuna, urged more sensitivity in the face of simultaneous "contracting procedures and various litigations." The conduct of the employees involved could harm "the image of the institution as well as our reputation," he said.
'China has to play by the rules as well'
Relations between Costa Rica and Huawei are strained after President Rodrigo Chaves established the Budapest convention on fighting cybercrime, which China has not signed, as a standard for economic engagement in Costa Rica.
Afterwards, Huawei's chief executive for Latin America criticized Costa Rica's approach as "unprofessional." "This is a message for Beijing: China has to play by the rules as well," Rouvinski told DW.
The Budapest Convention is the first international agreement on crimes committed on the internet. Focus areas are copyright infringements, computer-related fraud and violations of network security.
There are other examples of economic conflicts between China and Latin American countries. One of them involves cheap steel imports from China, which puts Latin American steel producers under a lot of pressure, thus sparking anger.
In Brazil, meanwhile, cheap textiles from China are posing a serious threat to fashion boutiques. Accusations against Chinese companies causing environmental damage with their operations have also sparked debate.
Brazil imposes tariffs on Chinese imports
Brazil is now fighting back against cheap Chinese imports by imposing a 20% tax. This affects goods valued under $50 (€46) which are bought via international shopping websites.
According to Brazilian media, Chinese online retail platform AliExpress was "surprised" by the decision, as the tax would primarily hit the poorest and discourage foreign investment in the country.
In the textile industry, considerable anger has been directed at Chinese suppliers, because conglomerates such as Shein, which don't produce their goods under the same conditions and general framework as small Brazilian firms, are pushing thousands of local companies out of the market. At the grassroots level, there's a growing feeling that China's strategy destroys local trading structures rather than making them profitable.
Who profits from Chinese-Latin American trade?
"Recently, the challenges and risks related to the rise of China as a dominant actor in many economy and technology areas have become more and more apparent in Latin America as well," Christian Hauser, an expert on Latin America at the University of Applied Sciences in Graubünden, Switzerland, told DW.
Various Latin American societies are increasingly feeling that it's predominantly Beijing which has profited from the region's economic relations with China, said Hauser. Therefore, he said, current criticism of China's trade practices could become even more pronounced.
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There was no official explanation. Guatemalan President Bernardo Arevalo, however, presumed there was a connection to his country's ties with Taiwan. "We will take care of it," Arevalo said.
Apart from Paraguay, Guatemala is now the only Latin American country with diplomatic ties to Taiwan. Beijing regards the island nation as part of the People's Republic of China. In recent years, Honduras and Nicaragua changed sides, turning their backs on Taiwan and seeking rapprochement with Beijing.
Several small conflicts in Latin America
The blockade of Guatemalan goods is one of several minor conflicts beginning to overshadow China's course in Latin America, which has long been oriented toward growth and expansion.
Those conflicts were, however, of a different nature, Vladimir Rouvinski, an associate professor with the Department of Political Studies at Icesi University in Cali, Colombia, told DW.
"In this case, China clearly uses something as leverage, and it does this less against Guatemala, but rather against Taiwan," he said.
In Costa Rica, the government urged one of the managers of state-owned energy supplier ICE to leave the company after some 70 high-ranking employees had visited a party organized by Chinese technology giant Huawei.
Trade unionists were appalled, while ICE's president, Mario Acuna, urged more sensitivity in the face of simultaneous "contracting procedures and various litigations." The conduct of the employees involved could harm "the image of the institution as well as our reputation," he said.
'China has to play by the rules as well'
Relations between Costa Rica and Huawei are strained after President Rodrigo Chaves established the Budapest convention on fighting cybercrime, which China has not signed, as a standard for economic engagement in Costa Rica.
Afterwards, Huawei's chief executive for Latin America criticized Costa Rica's approach as "unprofessional." "This is a message for Beijing: China has to play by the rules as well," Rouvinski told DW.
The Budapest Convention is the first international agreement on crimes committed on the internet. Focus areas are copyright infringements, computer-related fraud and violations of network security.
There are other examples of economic conflicts between China and Latin American countries. One of them involves cheap steel imports from China, which puts Latin American steel producers under a lot of pressure, thus sparking anger.
In Brazil, meanwhile, cheap textiles from China are posing a serious threat to fashion boutiques. Accusations against Chinese companies causing environmental damage with their operations have also sparked debate.
Brazil imposes tariffs on Chinese imports
Brazil is now fighting back against cheap Chinese imports by imposing a 20% tax. This affects goods valued under $50 (€46) which are bought via international shopping websites.
According to Brazilian media, Chinese online retail platform AliExpress was "surprised" by the decision, as the tax would primarily hit the poorest and discourage foreign investment in the country.
In the textile industry, considerable anger has been directed at Chinese suppliers, because conglomerates such as Shein, which don't produce their goods under the same conditions and general framework as small Brazilian firms, are pushing thousands of local companies out of the market. At the grassroots level, there's a growing feeling that China's strategy destroys local trading structures rather than making them profitable.
Who profits from Chinese-Latin American trade?
"Recently, the challenges and risks related to the rise of China as a dominant actor in many economy and technology areas have become more and more apparent in Latin America as well," Christian Hauser, an expert on Latin America at the University of Applied Sciences in Graubünden, Switzerland, told DW.
Various Latin American societies are increasingly feeling that it's predominantly Beijing which has profited from the region's economic relations with China, said Hauser. Therefore, he said, current criticism of China's trade practices could become even more pronounced.
Latin American anger grows over China's economic clout – DW – 06/05/2024
China's growing influence appears to have some drawbacks in Latin America. Beijing has targeted countries such as Guatemala and outraged retailers in Brazil.
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