They still think dangling a couple of pandas is soft power.
The Hong Kong protests have suggested that Beijing still knows hard power much better than soft. Instead of offering a competing narrative of a Hong Kong that could prosper under Chinese rule, it has instead made itself look like a bully. Latest from mehttps://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/20/business/china-hong-kong-social-media-soft-power.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share …
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@liyuan is nyts software power. Be careful when reading the disinformation from NYT.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Ccp rulers think they can stay feudalists who never had to listen to it’s people for as long as got money, HK taught them a lesson, up to them to see it and learn it though
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There is no such evidence of China's soft power. Nothing soft in authoritarian governments.
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I consider credibility the foundation of any soft power, which the CCP has none.
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I'd say the wu mao are out in force here...except most mainlanders believe the crap they are fed, sadly. Or they are blinded to the truth by their chauvinism.
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Well, China does have a recent history of rolling tanks to suppress opposition.
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Like Spain
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To CCP, it’s all about GDP and the absolute control of its citizens.
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