Hugely symbolic gesture coming out of Vietnam
Chinese Trump Sketch has better summary of current affairs than any Doomberg article out there. pic.twitter.com/su4DXrSdb9
— Marcel Münch (@_mm85) April 16, 2025
Driverless tractors making life easy for Chinese peasants.
— S.L. Kanthan (@Kanthan2030) April 16, 2025
Practical and egalitarian AI in China. pic.twitter.com/2sN6a4qIpt
— noobfromcnh (@songminfang) April 14, 2025
This is what they're trying to sanction https://t.co/BObhsySyq9 pic.twitter.com/NgOIb566M9
— noobfromcnh (@songminfang) May 8, 2024
‼️🇨🇳 Make China Laugh Again:
— Maimunka News (@MaimunkaNews) April 9, 2025
‼️🇨🇳🇺🇲 Meet the ‘Chinese #Trump
🇨🇳 Hyhyde Chenrui, dubbed the "Chinese Trump," is taking the internet by storm with his hilarious parodies of the #USA President Donald Trump. pic.twitter.com/Pbym8GdNdH
Only Asian Trump can seal the dumpling like American Trump can seal the border 😂 pic.twitter.com/CLnfs2uWAy
— Asian Dawn (@AsianDawn4) February 3, 2025
Meet the first dire wolves to exist in over 10,000 years https://t.co/PiXmBEGrk6 pic.twitter.com/NJl20cxp80
— TIME (@TIME) April 7, 2025
Whether it’s intentional or just an eerie coincidence, it might come off to Chinese leadership as more than just trolling.
A tariff is not just economic pressure, but a gut punch that makes backing down feel like dishonor.
Its battery pack also functions as a portable power source, providing electricity in the event of power outages caused by flooding.
IShowSpeed was in shock while riding in the Chinese vehicle BYD Yangwang U8 which was driving through a lake 😭😭pic.twitter.com/0V20hIz2iD
— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) April 5, 2025
During the 2023 France–China summit, French Pres. Macron proposed selling the Kerguelen Islands (an uninhabitable French territory near Antarctica, home to about 100 scientists) to China for USD 60 billion to bolster France’s budget and increase aid to Ukraine.
The suggestion was met with skepticism, and since then, no one in China takes Macron seriously anymore.
For over 80 years, successive Australian governments have discussed building the Bradfield Channel, a Project designed to divert rainfall from the Great Dividing Range into the arid interior. However, despite decades of talk, no action has been taken.
Now, it seems that Mother Nature herself is stepping in to do the job, laying the groundwork for what could make central Australia more suitable for human habitation. A “lucky country” indeed.
Birds eye view of Cooper ‘Creek’ as of yesterday… #qldfloods #floods pic.twitter.com/VCl6XHgzas
— RFTTE (@rftte) April 1, 2025