• Lexi Sneptaur
    link
    English
    142 months ago

    I’m confused as to why this is unfriendly to mainland China. I suppose it may have something to do with China’s intense respect for history, but I’d love to hear someone more familiar weigh in on the subject.

    • Jaytreeman
      link
      fedilink
      122 months ago

      I’ve heard, so take with a grain of salt, that China likes Chiang’s ideology that China should be reunified.
      The disagreement was who should be in power after.
      The removal of the statues somehow indicates they don’t want reunion.

          • Lexi Sneptaur
            link
            English
            9
            edit-2
            2 months ago

            From what I’ve heard, China tends to embrace the mistakes of the past and uses that as guidance for present decisions.

            I’m not here to like boot lick for them or anything, but like, be accurate.

              • Lexi Sneptaur
                link
                English
                62 months ago

                Daring today, aren’t we? Next you’ll start calling Xi Jinping Pooh Bear or something

                  • Lexi Sneptaur
                    link
                    English
                    42 months ago

                    It’s because you’re spreading false information. Like I said I am no fan of China but you shouldn’t be spreading obvious lies. American propaganda is just as bad as anything.

                • Lexi Sneptaur
                  link
                  English
                  52 months ago

                  Thank you for clearing up the truth! Fighting propaganda is important praxis.