没头没尾的。莫名其妙的一个人，名字没有，一张ai生成的人脸，配一串金额，让大家猜谜吗，早屏蔽早安心

平等吗？三哥以9%的人口比例，占据25%的政府职位。 当然，我这是疑问句，不是反问句。 如果事实真的是平等的话，那就只有一个解释：三哥确实比你们这群东南亚丛林猴子聪明。

方脸跟二大爷，一个是私德有亏（搞诈骗，那是确定无疑的私德人品有问题。），一个疑似公德有亏（反共不反华反中，政治犯？），还是差别很大的。

可喜可贺，共建X中文社区，不要把这片海外华人的自由舆论阵地拱手让人，一起加油👏 百家争鸣，自由自在。

我觉得， 中国人想的很明白吧，是你没看明白。 世界杯是个热门生意，知名度大，所以讨论度大， 但是中国国足水平差，跟中国人自不自信有什么关系？ 你说中国光刻机技术不行，中国人会憋红了脸，说你等着，看我搞出来掀了你的桌子。 你说中国男足不行，中国人会坐下来跟你分享嘲讽男足的段子

【重庆猫狗等宠物，6月痛失集会权？】 “重庆虐狗”风波后，原定于6月14日在重庆龙湖天街举办的携宠观影活动，突然宣布取消。 主办方表示，接到警方通知，活动不得举办，原因是警方担心再次引发大规模人员聚集。 据主办方转述，相关部门同时要求，不得组织与动物保护相关议题有关的聚集活动。

就很舒适。昨晚在江边电话会刷步数时就感觉到一直有一股寒气涌上来，跟岸上的气温明显差距很大。问了一下豆包，说这正是当地特有的现象，所以在这个地方有一个全国独一无二的运动比赛，叫做夏季冬泳。

4天前，一家四口兴冲冲地上山；4天后，近300人翻山越岭把他们从死亡线上拽回来。这不是电影，是6月4日发生在北京铁驼山的真实救援。——对这种不走常规路，由此造成救援的行为，我是主张由被救援者承担的，这样才能震慑这些层出不穷的蠢人。如果这次让被救援者付出几十万救援费，这种蠢人至少可以减少9成

缝在一件汉服里的中国成语

我之前从另一个角度思考中国的发展难题，在于中国的巨大体量，这导致管理上的复杂度成倍提高，也注定了中国的管理逻辑与小国有巨大差别，更需要宏观把控与地方放权的博弈。如果拿各种细节和个例来分析中国问题，会比其他小国更失真。 巨大体量当然也带来了巨大的潜力，这也是小国难以想象的

Incredible op-ed by Taiwanese historian Xu Zhongmao. I should really try and track him down and interview him for Taipology. He was a foreign correspondent for many years. Apparently he was there at Tienanmen? Peaceful Unification is Taiwan's New Declaration of Self-Preservation Three months into the US-Iran war, the US won a massive military victory but suffered a tragic strategic defeat. Iran has gained the initiative; as long as it refuses to abandon its nuclear weapons development, controls the straits, and causes US troops to withdraw, it counts as a complete defeat for the US. Not only that, but this war has also had a massive impact on the global situation, the cross-strait situation, and the psychology of the Taiwanese people. First, the war has depleted the US military's current ammunition inventory, severely weakening the United States' ability to supply weapons to its allies and drastically reducing its capacity to open a second front. Most importantly, skyrocketing oil prices have caused financial hardships, and an seemingly endless war has triggered a strong anti-war sentiment among the American public. All of these factors will constrain America's diplomatic capabilities. Donald Trump’s recent statements on cross-strait policy—including suspending arms sales to Taiwan, publicly expressing disapproval of Taiwan independence, and demanding that the wording and timing regarding Mainland China be eased—along with the Secretary of Defense's complete omission of Taiwan when discussing Asia-Pacific security, have all clearly signaled to the Taiwanese people that the US will not intervene militarily in Taiwan. Recent opinion polls show that nearly 60% of the public agrees to peaceful negotiations with Mainland China, and recently, half of the population favors discussing the topic of unification through negotiations. This result is highly shocking because it shows a massive qualitative shift in Taiwanese public sentiment—one that even Western strategic circles have failed to realize. The flames of war in the Middle East have completely shattered the myth of American power, and the collective instinct for self-preservation among Taiwan's public is reshaping the entire strategic map of the Taiwan Strait. When Western strategic circles evaluate the Taiwan Strait, they often fall into a collective subconscious trap of "Ukrainizing" Taiwan. They position Taiwan as the frontline outpost for containing China and expect the Taiwanese people to "fight to the last man" for an abstract ideology. However, in the eyes of mainstream public opinion in Taiwan, this expectation is essentially asking the Taiwanese people to shed their last drop of blood for Western strategic interests. Who would be that foolish? The sharp increase in public support for peaceful unification negotiations is precisely because the Taiwanese people see through the true nature of this game, leading them to make a rational choice for self-preservation. In the words of Western strategists, "fighting to the end" means Taiwan's homeland would be completely reduced to ashes, while the West would merely offer sanctions or verbal support from the sidelines. The Taiwanese people do not believe that a mutually destructive confrontation with Mainland China serves their interests. This mindset of refusing to be anyone else’s pawn has become powerful fuel driving peaceful negotiations. Furthermore, in Western eyes, negotiating without a fight or pursuing peaceful unification is often labeled as capitulation. However, at this moment, the Taiwanese people view it as a highly intelligent crisis-management mechanism. They believe that rather than being completely abandoned by the US and accepting unconditional surrender after their defense lines collapse, it is better to proactively reopen the door to negotiations right now, while Taiwan still possesses economic and technological strength. Within the framework of peaceful unification, they can maximize the preservation of existing economic benefits, their way of life, and social order. Ultimately, this is the pragmatic survival philosophy of the Taiwanese people defeating the hypocritical heroism of Western nations that sacrifice others. As the reality of "US non-intervention" becomes clearer, the collective intelligence of Taiwanese society has rapidly triumphed over political slogans. The message from the polls could not be clearer: What the people of Taiwan want is to survive and continue to prosper, not to become "martyrs for freedom and democracy" just to fulfill the West's strategic chess game. To put it plainly: rather than being sold out cheaply by the United States, it is better to negotiate for oneself, secure a better price, and put all the benefits into one's own pocket. This fundamental shift in social psychology will naturally manifest in political attitudes. The Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) old rhetoric of "selling out Taiwan vs. loving Taiwan" no longer works. Strengthening cross-strait exchanges and beginning to explore various scenarios for peaceful unification have already replaced hollow slogans like "shared democratic values." The political mainstream in Taiwan is rapidly aligning with the line of Zheng Liwen (Cheng Li-wun), and the elections at the end of this year will showcase this new mainstream public opinion.

再过几十年，人类人造肉技术完全成熟，可以不通过牛羊获取动物蛋白，那时候的人类，会认为当下的人全都是残忍的刽子手，为了吃点儿肉杀鸡宰牛。 现在养宠物那帮人，说是爱动物，其实也都是剥削其他动物满足自己情感需要的家伙，那些伴侣动物从一出生就牺牲了自我陪伴他们。 二十一世纪的人类社会，简直就是茹毛饮血的野蛮丛林，每天都在发生着大规模有组织的动物杀戮，监禁，绝育，原因仅仅是人类想吃他们，想撸他们。 想想实在太可怕了。那是怎样一个动物的地狱。

Two Japanese firms just shut down their production line, cutting 25% of the world’s tungsten hexafluoride (WF₆) capacity. This is what Chinese critical minerals dominance looks like in action — slowly choking allies’ high-tech economies Kanto Denka Kogyo (sometimes referenced with Showa Denko ties) and Central Glass have notified big chipmakers like Samsung, SK Hynix, and TSMC: inventories run out in June, lines shut for good from July 1. Boom — 2,200 tons of annual global WF₆ capacity gone. This specialized gas is essential for depositing ultra-thin tungsten layers in advanced semiconductors (3D NAND, DRAM, logic chips). Without it, fabs slow or stop Why? China controls ~80% of global tungsten supply and refining. Beijing tightened export controls and licensing on strategic minerals (tungsten included) — hitting Japan hard. Shipments to Japan have plunged, raw material costs spiked, and these specialty gas producers can’t keep operating profitably or at all. Japanese firms were high-quality, reliable suppliers that Korea and others depended on for ~80% of their WF₆ in some cases This isn’t random. Japanese PM Takaichi hostile posturing against China and plan to remilitarize Japan brought about Chinese sanction of dual use critical minerals (tungsten, rare earths, etc.) to Japanese companies. Higher costs, supply chaos, lost competitiveness, and eventual factory pain ripple through the semiconductor chain. Auto, electronics, defense… all feel it downstream. Japan’s been diversifying and stockpiling, but decades of over-reliance on Chinese inputs make this a slow bleed. Allies need to accelerate onshoring, friend-shoring, and alternative processing FAST. Relying on an adversary for the guts of your chip industry isn’t strategy — it’s vulnerability The “just-in-time” global supply chain was efficient until it wasn’t. Now it’s a national security risk. Wake-up call for anyone still sleeping on critical minerals news.chemnet.com/news-6286.h…