Over half of my comments have been deleted. There is no rhyme or reason. It's really aggravating to put labor into something and it's just gone. Even back and forth discussions with Chinese Netizens zapped away. I really want to stay on Rednote, but it's discouraging that so many comments are deleted. Even in the middle of my reply, a Chinese Netizen comment will get deleted.
Sorry to hear that, but that's just the daily reality of Chinese SNS. These past few days are an exception; everything will soon return to normal.
Disclaimer: I'm a CCP agent :)
There are many anti-china bots on Chinese social media. Many of them locate in Taiwan and use a VPN to fake a Mainland IP and post anti-ccp content (with euphemism, nick names, etc), which is why you often see people demanding these bots to reply: "Taiwan is part of China" and get no response in a discussion. What you have encountered could be due to the fact that these bots are now flooding rednote and targeting #tiktok refugee, and thus rednote's algorithm starts to mistakenly ban all similar discussions just to be safe.
If the comments being deleted is all it has happened to that Chinese Netizen, he/she is lucky. There is a big chance of getting calls from the police asking to go to the police station for interrogation, getting threatened and be registered into the system for further harassment by the police.
Isnt is kinda beautiful to see how Americans and the Chinese are getting along. It’s the most connected we’ve ever been with each other and most users are accepting us. Granted, we will have to limit brain rot and post high quality content, but it’s nice to a lot of us getting along
Chinese and Americans have never been closer to each other until now. This app is really wholesome tbh and the fact its free of brainrot too
I'm Chinese. The lives of Chinese people are not as good as shown on Xiaohongshu If you are a blogger on Xiaohongshu, and you interview ordinary people in ordinary counties about their daily lives and daily expenses, your videos will be banned soon because ordinary people live in poverty (even China's former Premier Li Keqiang said that 600 million people in China earn less than 1000 yuan per month), and showing these poor lives to the public is not allowed in China because it will deepen people's doubts about the effectiveness of the Communist Party's economic policies. When Xiaohongshu first became popular in China (I don’t mean when Xiaohongshu was first established), it was an app about female consumption and entertainment, and as a result, a serious comparison culture was formed on this app. This culture led to a phenomenon called “refined poverty”, which means that young people with limited incomes spend a lot of money (even borrowing high-interest loans) on some items and services that can show off their wealth on social media, while being very tight on other aspects of life. Therefore, generally speaking, the content about Chinese people's lives that you can see on Xiaohongshu is posted by middle-class people living in big cities and people who are poisoned by the culture of "refined poverty". Ordinary people are too embarrassed to post their ordinary lives on it. Even if they do, if they post too much, their posts will be deleted or their accounts will be blocked. So, I can say that the content about life you can see on Xiaohongshu is exaggerated. The content on Xiaohongshu cannot reflect the real living standards of Chinese people.
How do I download the brushes??
Like are there any risks involved, just can you purchase without id verification?