An account belonging to the Communist Party posted an image of a recent Chinese rocket launch twinned with an Indian crematorium where bodies are being burned. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said Friday that the Red Cross Society of China, local governments, non-governmental organizations and Chinese enterprises are trying their best to. Chinese media resorted to a new low when it released a racist video to target India on the 2-month-long Doklam standoff.
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Accusing India of committing 7 sins, Chinas official news agency, Xinhua, posted this 3-minute video, full of rhetoric and distorted facts, which portrayed Indians in a very poor taste. CHINA has deleted a sick social media post which mocked India's harrowing Covid crisis, reports say.
The worst joke here is that the CCP is still in power. Chinese media resorted to a new low when it released a racist video to target India on the 2-month-long Doklam standoff. Under global scrutiny over its response to the Coronavirus, a Chinese mouthpiece stooge on Sunday called India the 'new epicentre' of the pandemic. Rise in communal violence is worrying Deriding India’s democratic system, official Chinese media here today defended ruling Communist Partys monopoly on power, saying if China had opted for. And the Chinese Communist Party uses it as an excuse to brag about its military power and mock its rival. DeFodi Images via Getty Images The Chinese Communist Party’s law enforcement body pulled a posting mocking India’s. China’s rulers see India as an enemy, and they’ve been testing the unofficial border: Skirmishes across the Line of Actual Control last year killed 20 Indian soldiers.įamilies are scouring for oxygen for their loved ones and in despair about being unable to offer proper funeral rites for the departed, thanks to a virus that may have escaped from a Chinese bioweapons lab. The Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission mocked India's funeral pyres. Indeed, the post was eventually deleted after an international outcry.īut what grotesque goon would think to go public with such garbage in the first place? Especially since the virus that’s already taken more than 218,000 lives in India - and overwhelmed its hospitals, morgues and crematoriums - started in China. An account on Chinese microblogging site Weibo, which was linked to the Chinese Communist Party, posted a now-deleted photo over the weekend of China launching a rocket, alongside an image of bodies being cremated in India. The accompanying hashtag noted that COVID-19 cases in India had surpassed 400,000 a day. The Communist Party of China (CPC) mocked India over the deadly coronavirus, which began in Wuhan last year, wreaking havoc in the country. "We hope everyone gives attention to the Chinese government and mainstream public opinion supporting India's fight against the epidemic," a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson told Bloomberg in response to the deletion of the posts.Hunter Biden probes will focus on ‘national security threat’: GOP repĬhina lauds Elon Musk’s suggestion that Taiwan become a ‘special administrative zone’Ĭhinese ‘police station’ in NYC that spies on dissenters run by shady charity on IRS blacklistīiden claims GOP ‘bought’ Chinese talking points on manufacturing, sidesteps family’s own alleged tiesīoy, those Chinese Communists have some sense of humor: On Saturday, the Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission posted on its official Sina Weibo account (China’s version of Twitter) a side-by-side image of a Chinese missile launch next to cremation fires in India, captioned “China lighting a fire versus India lighting a fire.” Bhutan obviously could not afford to act. Some see India's intense coronavirus battle as an opportunity for China to ease tensions with its neighbor. China attempted to build a road in the Doklam region a disputed territory located in the Chumbi valley at a tri-junction of India, Bhutan and China. Nationalist sentiment has been running high in both countries as the two world powers spar over a 2,100 mile-long disputed border in the Himalayan region. One was seen comparing China's module launch of its first space station with mass cremations in. They should instead "hold high the banner of humanitarianism at this time, show sympathy for India, and firmly place Chinese society on a moral high ground," he said. Official Chinese government accounts have deleted posts that seemed to mock India's COVID-19 crisis. the video even takes the help of stereotypes and racism to mock fun at India. Hu Xijin, the editor-in-chief of the Communist Party-backed Global Times also blasted the move, saying: "I don't think it's proper for social media accounts of certain Chinese official institutions or other influential forces to mock India at present." The video begins with an anchor ridiculing and accusing Indian troops of illegally entering China-India border. Both posts were deleted after many Chinese Weibo users expressed anger at the insensitivity expressed.
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