New York Times’ Hong Kong PropagandaApart from a very few fair and independent news outlets, such as GlobalResearch.ca and rt.com/usa/ (though both these have some BS now and then), this is true of all MSM in the West.
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Inspired by Stray Birds by famous Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore, 1916 (生如夏花之绚烂，死如秋叶之静美 --飞鸟集, 泰戈尔, 1916). Lyrics and Music by PU Shu (朴树).
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Freedom - is it a free for all where only a tiny minority get rich and have all the power? Or is it really about a fairer share, freedom from poverty, freedom from fear - of crime or illness one cannot afford to care for, the freedom that comes when one is part of a greater whole?
In the West, the people are livestock. In China, the people are family.
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What it is like in a Chinese city during the Spring Festival ...
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GuangXi province ...
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Between YangShuo and GuiLin, GuangXi province.
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With 李子柒 Liziqi ...
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