Lmao apparently the bgm is a kpop AI generated song praising KJU
This is whole xhs thing is right up hexbear’s alley
I think I enjoy wechat a bit more for now because there are channels that do movie and tv show summaries so I can watch the latest slop (like the latest squid game) without wasting the same amount of time. The xhs algo hasn’t yet done it for me. Lots of ‘refugees’ and cat vids, and lots of anglo tiktok content. Hopefully it starts to narrow down? But lmao at this comment I came across:
A: why does he have no lips?
B: probably British
Ohh shi this person lives in Hunchun which is at the PRC/DPRK/Russia border, that’s super sick. It sounds like they do business and all 3 sides of the border. Somebody invite this person to the news mega lol.
Now that I’m getting “downstream recs” I’m (apparently) seeing a Chinese student attending a university in the DPRK film random shit from campus. Also there are south Koreans talking to them about the North in the comments.
http://xhslink.com/a/FvzYdTyOdpG3
Another one that would interest people here is this one where an American gets political and Chinese people respond in the comments with their thoughts:
Loving it lmao 76 瑞哥英语发布了一篇小红书笔记，快来看吧！ 😆 oMdD46DpR6QJrBp 😆 http://xhslink.com/a/8dBz7fq07CG3，复制本条信息，打开【小红书】App查看精彩内容！
Never share the link without first visiting the page in a browser and stripping out the tracking parameters.
Here is the direct link: https://www.xiaohongshu.com/discovery/item/676cbe66000000000b00c7c0
It seems you need to preserve the xsec_source and xsec_token parameters, otherwise the link stops you from viewing the content without the app.
Sometimes I need to conteplate my life.
he’s looking for smelts
Genuinely can’t tell if ojbk, nb, 666 etc are actually real or if the Chinese lads are pulling one on us newcomers lol
Not trolling, actual slang. NB is probably not for polite company though because the second character (that’s now substituted with the letter or other homophones) means ‘p*ssy’. You can skip that association entirely by just saying the first half 牛 sounds like ‘new’
