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Patriotism and patriarchy on Chinese social media

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By Jiannan Luo, Daniel Sneider, David Camroux, Earl Wang
| East Asia Forum Verified
In late April 2024, a man committed suicide after allegedly being swindled by his girlfriend, igniting gender tensions on the Chinese internet. Millions of online comments defended the man, known as ‘Fat Cat’, and attacked the girlfriend — discourse that quickly grew into generalised criticism of all women, accusing them of having a ‘money-worshiping’ mentality and squeezing men out of the dating market.
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Echoes of the Cold War in Northeast Asia

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By Daniel Sneider, David Camroux, Earl Wang, Margaret Myers
| East Asia Forum Verified
The highly orchestrated imagery of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin standing next to his North Korean counterpart, Kim Jong-un, in Pyongyang’s main parade square is bound to evoke disturbing thoughts of the past. It reminds us of the historical turning point when Joseph Stalin, with Mao Zedong’s support, gave the green light to Kim’s grandfather to invade South Korea.
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Xi's Europe tour highlights China's illusions - Analysis - Eurasia Review

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By David Camroux, Earl Wang
| Ex Bulletin
If Chinese President Xi Jinping's European tour in May 2024 was intended to warm increasingly frosty relations with the European Union and weaken transatlantic ties, it was a failure. The European Union's announcement of taxes on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) and the anti-Chinese tone of the G7 leaders' communiqué less than a month later made this clear. Three countries were carefully chosen by China for Xi's European tour. In France, Xi celebrated 60 years of diplomatic relations.
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