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officialurban · 3 months ago
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The Communist Strategy (1950s)
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blueiscoool · 2 years ago
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F-22 Fighter Jet Shoots Down Chinese Spy Balloon
A U.S. military fighter jet shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon off the coast of South Carolina on Saturday, a week after it first entered U.S. airspace and triggered a dramatic -- and public -- spying saga that worsened Sino-U.S. relations.
A F-22 fighter jet from Langley Air Force Base in Virginia -- took the shot at 2:39 p.m. (1939 GMT), using a single AIM-9X supersonic, heat-seeking, air-to-air missile, a senior U.S. military official said.
The balloon was shot down about six nautical miles off the U.S. coast of the Atlantic Ocean, over relatively shallow water, potentially aiding efforts to recover elements of the Chinese surveillance equipment over the coming days, U.S. officials said.
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tinyshe · 2 years ago
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narukorankofan · 1 year ago
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Pissinger was the motherfucker who, together with Tricky Dick, betrayed Taiwan in favour of Red China just to snub Russia. May they both roast in the same hell.
rest in fucking piss henry kissinger
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internetterminus · 4 months ago
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awesomehistoryloverblog · 8 months ago
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China vs. Tibet, a Century of Stalemate
Read the latest LOST IN HISTORY post on China & Tibet.
Lhasa, the capitol of Tibet in the Himalaya Mountains Before Communist China existed, for over a 1,000 years, Tibet was a ‘protectorate’ of the Manchu/Qing Dynasty.  Tibet however maintained its own language, governor, laws, army, and paid no taxes. China’s control over Tibet weakened during the 1800’s, when China suffered assaults from the Japanese and British Empires.  By the turn of the…
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narukorankofan · 1 year ago
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Oh yeah, keep dickriding Kissinger you fucking faggot, I’m sure he wouldn’t have had to beaten to death and mutilated in a junta prison somewhere
The cunt said, IN HIS LIFETIME, that if he wasn’t a Jew he’d be an antisemite
Isaacson wrote that following Israel's violation of a 1973 ceasefire with Egypt, "Kissinger grumbled at one WSAG meeting, 'If it were not for the accident of my birth, I would be anti-Semitic.'
"In other moments of exasperation, he would note that "any people who have been persecuted for two thousand years must be doing something wrong.'"
Glad to know Israelis really are just a bunch of self hating Jews with a big arms stockpile.
Am I to take an unverified quote like that seriously? And I don't ride his dick, quite the contrary, he was a scumbag for betraying Taiwan in favour of Red China just to snub Russia. He deserves to burn in hell for that with Tricky Dick.
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andrewtheprophet · 1 year ago
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The Australian Nuclear Horn: Daniel 7
Australia, the TPNW and nuclear weapons 23 Aug 2023|Rod Lyon The Labor party avoided an open stoush over nuclear weapons at last week’s national conference. But it would be wrong to imagine the issue’s gone away. Nuclear weapons are becoming more prominent in a more contested world. Australians, like others, are naturally apprehensive about the future. The government must become more articulate…
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narukorankofan · 1 year ago
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May he and Trick Dick burn in hell for betraying Taiwan in favour of Red China, these dogs.
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if-you-fan-a-fire · 4 years ago
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“Big Chinese Army Led by Woman Is Defeated by Government,” The Province (Vancouver). March 13, 1931. Page 20. ---- SHANGHAI, March 13 - (UP) - Three thousand Chinese bandits, led by a sister of General Ho Lung, notorious Communist, were defeated today in a fierce battle with government troops. The woman commander had started with her forces to attack the town of Lachih. Crossing the Hupeh-Honan border, she was met by Nationalist soldiers of the 48th division, under General Hsu Yuan-Chan. In the ensuing fight there were many casualties and the bandits were routed.
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petitworld · 8 months ago
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Shahe Park, Changdu, China
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hanfugallery · 1 month ago
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chinese hanfu by 遇星竹
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ziseviolet · 23 days ago
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If the coats with hoods aren’t historically accurate, what coats did Chinese people wear prior to the modern period?
Hi! Thanks for the question, and sorry for taking ages to reply!
By "coats with hoods", I assume you're referring to the doupeng/斗篷 (cloak/cape) commonly seen in modern hanfu and guzhuang (drama costumes), like the one below (x):
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Chinese people did wear doupeng prior to the modern period, along with other kinds of coats. However, as I mentioned in my post here, historical Chinese doupeng did not have hoods attached to the cloak/cape. That is why many modern doupeng aren't considered historically accurate - because they have hoods attached. Below are examples of more historically accurate, hoodless doupeng (1/2):
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In the image on the above left, the model is wearing a separate, detached hood/hat called fengmao/风帽 (wind hat) which was historically worn to keep warm. Below - examples of fengmao (1/2):
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Historically, fengmao was often worn with doupeng when travelling during cold weather (x). Below - women wearing doupeng & fengmao in historical art (top row), and Chinese opera performers wearing doupeng & fengmao as part of their costumes (bottom row) (x):
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Oftentimes the doupeng & fengmao are matching, which can give the impression that they are attached - but if you look carefully, you can see that they are separate. Below - Chinese opera costume (x):
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Below are historical photos of women wearing doupeng in 1920s Beijing - note how they are hoodless (1/2):
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Hooded doupeng, in contrast, are more similar to historical western cloaks, such as the below American/European cloaks from the 18th century (1/2):
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The hooded doupeng of modern hanfu are likely based on those seen in guzhuang dramas - another instance of drama costumes not being the most historically accurate (x):
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An example of a drama with a historically accurate depiction of doupeng & fengmao is the 1987 TV adaptation of Dream of the Red Chamber. As seen in the below images, the characters wear hoodless doupeng & occasionally matching fengmao as part of their winter wardrobe (1/2/3):
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The 1994 TV adaptation of Romance of the Three Kingdoms also depicts historically accurate, hoodless doupeng & matching fengmao worn by men (x):
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For more references, please check out my doupeng, fengmao, and winter wear tags.
Hope this helps!
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zegalba · 1 year ago
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Walasse Ting: Red Chinese Calligraphy (1961)
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the-mother-of-lions · 11 months ago
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TAYLOR ZAKHAR PEREZ for GQ CHINA
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fuckyeahchinesefashion · 3 months ago
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chinese hanfu models
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