>>2393068Black Myth Wukong, but I never played it. I've also seen some interesting adventure games. They probably make a lot of good smaller titles you've never heard of unless you're into indie genres or also unless you speak Chinese, because maybe there are good ones out there only available in Chinese right now.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1746030/Murders_on_the_Yangtze_River/Recent Reviews:
Overwhelmingly Positive (320)
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>>2393092On what? I was just at the gas station buying smokes yesterday actually and there was a box right next to the checkout filled with labubus and dubai chocolate, but I didn't have my phone on me to take a photo.
Why do you seem to have an emotional reaction? Why you defensive about mentioning a silly current fad? Have you built your identity around it?
>>2393068The Soviets made Tetris with extremely limited resources. Meanwhile China only puts out Chinese versions of tired trends from the AmeriKKKan and JapaneSSe industries.
Yet another L for Dengism.
>>2393205>the soviets made TetrisOne guy made Tetris in his free time and he wasn't too happy with the Soviets because they stole it from him and didn't give him a dime.
<Do you think the brains of the people that went through Communism are somewhat wired differently compared to those who only have known Capitalism?>I don’t like to think in such an abstraction about Soviet people, I don’t believe in this mentality, people are all different, and there are so many different positions and points of view. So, yes, the Soviet paradigm was very strong, and all the people of my age and my generation have been impacted by it. <I grew up in and during the Soviet Union and, despite belonging to it, I consider myself a dissident as my father was and most of my friends were. >I am still feeling the impact of this stuff on myself, though. For example, when I see a lot of people I still see them organised vertically and I am always wondering who is the boss; this vision that people are always structured as a pyramid comes to me from that time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hundred-Year_Marathon#SynopsisWorth reading? How much is truth and how much is conspiracy/conjecture? Is the author ignorant or insightful?
>inb4 WAH its biased!duh. not what I asked. Their professional job is to study a country so I'd be surprised if they just hallucinated a book.
>>2393212The
perception of non-interference. Don't confuse the two.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_Typhoon >>2393343to be fair every system accuses its dissidents of being leeches.
"oooooooooh you dirty commie america raised you so good and gave you all the treats of imperial plunder and now you betray her with your dastardly collectivism"
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>>2393528 (me)
I just wanted to add that I feel inadequate compared to bloodgasm's 20 inch BBC, with my little… iraqi… clitty…
>>2393635a liberal historian, adam tooze, recently went to china to open his eyes but the brightness was too much. but for a glorious second, some of the fog lifted, although he didn't fully understand it. he said:
>China isn’t just sort of an analytical problem, it is THE political problem. The development of China is the master key, I think, to understanding modernity. And without it, you won't have a hope of grasping what’s going on.>For folks in the West who are writing the history of modernity or attempting to think of the modern world, there just is no reasonable way of doing that anymore without a profound understanding or an effort, at least, to not just think about China, but in a sense almost to think outwards from China.>This is the biggest laboratory of organized modernization that has ever been or ever will be… That changes the game. All of our previous social-theoretic theorizing was a prelude to this. The industrial history of the West was a preface to China’s industrial history. >>2393219'twas a different time.
>>2393500Everyone does cybercrime. If you don't do cyber shit you are not a real country.
>>2393779>>2393782BUT, the ruling class owns the means the of production, and there is inequality
>Non-SOE lead sectors are highly privatized, and there is a billionaire class>the boom and bust effect of capitalism is in effect in housing sectorshow do you explain this.
>>2393792The hukou system is exploited by the rich
workers prom other provinces have restriction on living in other provinces.
china can be anything but not a socialist state, it is capitalist, just not american style capitalism
>>2393209Because unfortunately, Occupied Palestine has been a very good partner for China. From Occupied Palestine, China has received loads of military tech, the J-10 that was in the news for shooting down the Rafale may have been based on an Occupier prototype called the "Lavi", Chinese air-to-air missiles got their start from Occupier missiles like the Python.
Trade with Occupied Palestine is therefore, kind of a net-benefit for China. As for the Palestinians? I've always said that onus is on the Western proles to do something about their countries actively aiding and abetting the genocide (mass tax evasion, or even outright uprising) as opposed to the neutral party on the other side of the world. I wouldn't even blame the Arabs too much since they're all under the nuclear umbrella.
>>2393845Wrong. Socialist commodities alleviates poverty stricken gazans.
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2018-03/23/c_137058111.htmYou want socialist commodities to stop flowing to palestinians. You want palestinians to suffer. You are zionist.
>>2393338>It's a BOTW ripoffYou still on this after 5 years? Do you still call FPS games "Doom clones"?
>>2393845>From Occupied Palestine, China has received loads of military tech, the J-10 that was in the news for shooting down the Rafale may have been based on an Occupier prototype called the "Lavi"Very
interesting that the True Socialists use the literal exact same arguements used by American jingoists 20 years ago to demean Chinese engineering. Kind of like how they became Palestine's bestest friend after they discovered they could use this against China as though they were the ones supplying free bombs to the tune of billions to Tel Aviv. The J-10 looks like the Lavi for the same reason that it looks like the Eurofighter, Novi Avion and Rafale - because this was the trend in fighter design during the 1980s when it was designed. There was also a cancelled fighter called the J-9 that looks a lot like the J-10 and is the most likely influence for the J-10. There's absolutely no evidence that the J-10 is a "Lavi clone" or that anything other than Chinese engineering was used to create the J-10.
>>2393873>Socialist commodities alleviates poverty stricken gazans.All the article proves is that China trades with both the occupiers and gaza, not sure what your problem is
>>2394219>There's absolutely no evidence that the J-10 is a "Lavi clone"If you say so, I already said may have. But the evidence for missiles and other advanced aircraft is undeniable
https://web.archive.org/web/20170308122426/http://www.jcpa.org/jl/vp473.htmUncle Sam had to step in to block this one. This is all publicly available information.
So to restate the point, trade with Occupied Palestine has generally been a net-benefit for China. Hence why China will never come down too hard on Occupied Palestine.
>>2393338All FPS is either a DOOM ripoff, Halo ripoff or CoD ripoff asking for more money by that metric.
Gacha are a game genre that mostly don't get any respect by their creators.
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