For years, Chinese leader Xi Jinping has pushed ethnic minority groups like Tibetans and Uyghurs to adopt an identity rooted in Chinese nationality and allegiance to the ruling Communist Party.
Now, that push has been codified into a sweeping new law that reaches into classrooms, neighborhoods and homes – and gives Beijing the right to target people outside of its borders that it believes violate its rules.
The statute, officially known as the Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law, came into effect on July 1. It bans acts that “undermine ethnic unity or create ethnic division” among China’s 56 officially recognized ethnicities, which include a Han Chinese majority that makes up over 90% of the country’s 1.4 billion people.
Last three words of the second paragraph when translated
E: looks like you have it as “traditional Chinese culture”. Same thing. It’s a dog whistle except it’s been used so often anyone can hear it clearly unless they’re just being intentionally obtuse because they’re a paid assassin.
So you’re saying that the Chinese are using western so-called “dog whistles” to… Refer to what exactly? Ethnic minorities of China are Chinese culture… Are you for preserving that culture or for eradicating it?
I have a contact who’s a qualified Chinese translator, I’m running the sentence “支持开展中华优秀传统文化的宣传和推广” by them. Although to me the translation of the wording matches similarly to what China promotes in it’s tourism advertising campaigns.
I’m just not a genocide denier. That’s basically it.
I’m pointing out that you’re being intentionally obtuse to cast doubt on the existence of said genocide and I think it’s monstrous. Just in case someone who isn’t a CCP agent is actually buying any of it.