Hu Xijin 胡锡进Verified account

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Editor-in-chief of the Global Times | 环球时报总编辑

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  1. 6 hours ago

    This ideological fanatic is about to lose his job as secretary of state. He has been treating this position as CIA director. It's a subversion of human diplomatic civilization. He has humiliated professional diplomats around the world. I just want to tell him: Get ready to go.

    163 replies 77 retweets 455 likes
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  2. Nov 10

    Don't bring geopolitics into COVID-19 control and don't let values influence judgement on public health issues. This is experience that China can be the first to put epidemic under control. This is also my advice to Western friends as a Chinese.

    Chinese FM said that Brazil's health regulator's decision to halt trials of a Chinese-produced vaccine in Brazil is not related to the vaccine itself, after media said the suspension is due to a "severe adverse event."
    114 replies 48 retweets 215 likes
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  3. Nov 9

    Pfizer announced its progress on COVID-19 vaccine right after the election, this is odd. It is even weirder that trial of a Chinese COVID-19 vaccine was halted by Brazil later. I am worried that politics and excessive pursuit of economic interests are involved in vaccine R&D.

    218 replies 136 retweets 764 likes
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  4. Nov 9

    China hasn't congratulated Biden on his victory as quickly as Western countries did. I think it's because China needs to keep larger distance from the US presidential election to avoid getting entangled in its controversy. This actually shows that China respects the US as a whole

    297 replies 121 retweets 1,146 likes
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  5. Nov 8

    Instigated by his team, Trump has been treating China as US biggest attack target. But in the end he was defeated by COVID-19. The biggest challenge for each country is at home. Pompeo, Bannon and other geopolitical maniacs misled Trump.

    158 replies 56 retweets 661 likes
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  6. Nov 8

    The snack shop in Beijing where Biden had lunched at on August 18, 2011 became popular again. Chinese netizens call it the "biggest winner of the US presidential election."

    119 replies 75 retweets 571 likes
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  7. Nov 7

    At least part of the US democracy’s fate is in the hands of Mr. Trump. Given his unique personality, and mobilization capability that other defeated candidates don’t have, if he rejects this result and sticks to this attitude to the end, it will have far-reaching impact.

    192 replies 49 retweets 571 likes
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  8. Nov 6

    Chinese people don’t hold a strong dislike of Trump himself, some quite like his personality. Chinese society views worsening China policy under his tenure from a political perspective. Our complaint against him is far less strong than antagonism toward him from the Democrats.

    254 replies 76 retweets 728 likes
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  9. Nov 6

    Various articles introducing Biden’s life have become popular on the internet in China. The tragedy of him losing close family members has aroused sympathy among Chinese people. His failed bids for presidency in the past have also helped create an image of a tenacious man.

    314 replies 230 retweets 1,687 likes
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  10. Nov 5

    This is the exhibition area of NBA at China International Import Expo in Shanghai, which attracts a large number of visitors. Michael Jordan's autographed jersey and Larry O'Brien trophy are on display. A NBA/China Friendship Tour 1985 T-shirt is placed in an eye-catching spot.

    60 replies 58 retweets 243 likes
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  11. Nov 4

    From a smart netizen:

    308 replies 221 retweets 1,610 likes
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  12. Nov 4

    I wrote in Chinese social media: 'Biden takes lead over Trump in key swing state of Michigan. This is very likely a decisive moment for US election 2020. The reversal has passed the tipping point.' The post went viral quickly. Am I right?

    154 replies 20 retweets 400 likes
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  13. Nov 3

    US opinion polls are now ridiculed by Chinese netizens. They are even less accurate than China's Yiwu index. Don't know how those polling organizations will survive in the US.

    356 replies 154 retweets 1,255 likes
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  14. Nov 3

    Chinese netizen's comment: Win-win situation in the US election.

    165 replies 40 retweets 478 likes
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  15. Nov 3

    Ahead of the election, some businesses in the US are boarding up their store windows fearing post-election unrest. This kind of unrest is usually complication of elections in poor countries, but people are worried it may appear in the US. The US is in degradation.

    697 replies 241 retweets 1,062 likes
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  16. Nov 2

    Washington should stop bullying Chinese reporters in the US, otherwise, it will be tantamount to making trouble for US journalists in China. State of Chinese and US reporters is like a pair of entangling particles. What happens in the US will be bound to happen here.

    Chinese FM urged the US to stop its political persecution and suppression against Chinese reporters; or China will take firm reciprocal measures — “Don't say you haven't been forewarned!"
    147 replies 42 retweets 353 likes
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  17. Nov 2

    A team led by Chinese academician Yuan Longping set a new record in rice yield: an average yield of 1,500 kg per mu, or 22,500 kg per hectare. China has been feeding 1.4 billion people with very little arable land. The staple food of Chinese are basically produced domestically.

    's 3rd-generation double-cropping rice has achieved an output of 1,530 kg per mu (about 0.067 hectares), breaking the world record to become the highest-yielding double-cropping rice, CCTV reported on Mon.
    115 replies 52 retweets 447 likes
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  18. Nov 1

    I think this shows the Indian government keeps strategic sobriety. The US wants to turn India into an enemy of China. But China and India only have border disputes.The two have no intention to engage in a strategic confrontation. India and China should be partners for development

    252 replies 96 retweets 406 likes
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  19. Nov 1

    After putting epidemic under control powerfully, Chinese people have left fear behind and their desire to enjoy life rebounds quickly. Festivals are coming back, both local and foreign festivals. This is a Halloween celebration in a community in Beijing yesterday.

    145 replies 39 retweets 380 likes
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  20. Nov 1

    Trump and Biden are like two gladiators. Americans who have made their bets shout frantically from the stands. The Chinese, Russians, and Europeans are more like guests sitting in the VIP seats as the result of the race is less relevant to our interests.

    269 replies 69 retweets 716 likes
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