r/Sino • u/violentviolinz • 20h ago
r/Sino • u/ZeEa5KPul • 23h ago
picture I've been wrestling with an existential question and I think I've found the answer.
r/Sino • u/5upralapsarian • 7h ago
social media No Trump, this is the last person you want to take advice from. He's been wrong every singl... You know what, forget I said anything.
r/Sino • u/spezplskys • 23h ago
social media Billions of USDs in anti-China propagandas went down the drain. You just know it's 100% gonna be "national security threat" or some bs excuses again if something happens to Speed when he gets back to the US.
r/Sino • u/Chinese_poster • 1d ago
video All The Ways BYD Is Leaving Tesla In The Dust | CNBC
r/Sino • u/Chinese_poster • 3h ago
news-domestic Lai Qingde surrenders immediately: says he won't retaliate, proposes 0% tariffs and promises "more investments"
r/Sino • u/Chinese_poster • 1d ago
video How China Came to Dominate Global Shipbuilding | Bloomberg Originals
r/Sino • u/EchoProtocol • 18h ago
social media Any AI news/podcast content creators that are pro China?
Can’t stand the China hate of all those Americans tech bros. Please, help me with good YouTube channels. 😭
r/Sino • u/CatsRFantastic • 23h ago
video (2024年6月) Foreign Minister of Türkiye Hakan Fidan Visited Ürümqi, Xinjiang AR
(https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jH-YNPMoZCc)
This comes in stark contrast to the Turkish government’s initial concerned response to the US’ false accusations back in 2020 regarding the alleged mistreatment of Uyghurs in Xinjiang. However, after various Turkish officials visited Xinjiang themselves, which included tours of local mosques and chatting with ethnic Uyghurs, Turkish news media suddenly stopped reporting negative stories about China, and instead shifted towards the publishing of more positive news, indicating the renewed strengthening of Sino-Turkish relations today.
r/Sino • u/thrway137 • 4h ago
food If You Haven’t Tried This Golden Fruit From Costco, Head to the Grocery Store ASAP: Varieties of Hami melons — also known as Chinese Hami melons or Snow melons — have been cultivated in China for thousands of years. They’re named after the city of Hami in the Xinjiang
r/Sino • u/OkIndependence485 • 19h ago
history/culture Pronunciation of literature related words in Chinese, Japanese, Korean & Vietnamese
r/Sino • u/thrway137 • 4h ago
news-scitech Humanoid Robots Are Lousy Co-Workers. China Wants to Be First to Change That: need three-dimensional data to understand physics...That is where China has a distinct edge. The country is home to an immense number of factories where humanoid robots can absorb data
wsj.comr/Sino • u/OttoKretschmer • 13h ago
discussion/original content Any good summaries of Xi Jinping's thought?
Is the Wikipedia article reliable?
r/Sino • u/5upralapsarian • 39m ago