The Chinese are trolling the Trump administration.
A YouTuber who used to make parody music videos about Chinese leader Xi Jinping, he produced the “Mag Song” of President Trump’s view for the United States of America.
Vice President JD Vans planned to use eyeliner in the entire drawn fashion of JD Vans, who was oppressed by Chinese Yugur in Xinjiang, and Mr. Vans apologized for making a comment on “Chinese farmer”.
In a post by Social Media Platform Radnote, a video of North Korea’s video of praising his portrait in Mr Trump’s judiciary is “The whole world makes us v”, compared him to the dictator Kim El-Sang.
Combined by their dislike of the Trump administration, Chinese Internet users of various political outlook have created an impressive collection of work. Pictures, videos and music, mostly produced by artificial intelligence, what the Chinese believe to American leaders ridicule for ridiculous and offensive principles and comments.
Trolling reflects the concepts of the United States transferred to China. The Trump administration has provided rich material for the Communist Party preachers – it was never easy for Beijing to stand on a moral high land for Beijing. The more liberal Chinese, the initial shock of reminding them of their own authoritarian government, has been overcome, applying their creativity to Washington.
“I love the United States, but Trump damaged American democracy and independence and damaged the country image on the international stage,” the creator of “The Song of Maga” wrote in a text message.
Based on AI-exposed music video, a famous revolutionary song of the 900s, “We March on Great Road”, Mr. Trump, Mr. Vans, State Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Elon Kasturi have taken a small red book in front of a huge red banner, “Serving the People”.
Lyric goes:
We March on Broad Highway
High in spirit, strong to drive every day
Under the leadership of Chairman Trump, we shouted “Maga!”
America has sworn to do great again – Huru!
In the video, four were depicted in the fashion of the Red Guards during the Cultural Revolution. The characters gathered the iPhones, riding on the scooter like the Chinese blue-collar staff, and chose tomatoes like Chinese farmers under the burning sun.
The creator of the video, who refused to express their identity to me for fear of revenge, has given four modest jobs of four characters that have to be scraped by millions of Chinese. Mr. Trump’s character is a muchi. Mr. Rubios is a street dealer who is selling steamed bun. Sale of products of Mr. Vans. Mr. Kastur works on the construction sites and sells socks and toys sitting on the carb.
Mr. Vans has attracted the most brutal trolling. His “farmer” comments made many Chinese dissatisfied. In a broad shared AI-exposed video, a character similar to Mr Vans in a pink jacket, pink nails and hot pink lipstick, promoting female melody, applied the eyeliner, “SISS, Hillbili brand eyeliner, China made, reliable quality”.
Another video shows a cartoon character: “Vice President Vans, I am a Chinese farmer. Will you understand that your customs policy will lead your eyeliner to more prices?”
There are many posts about the subject that Mr. Vans is now known as “The Eyeliner Man” on the Chinese Internet.
Mr. Trump ridiculed Mr. Shi, who is ghostly to make a trade agreement, laughs at the hope of calling him. In a broad shared AI-exposed image, a character that looks like Mr. Trump is lying in a pink bedroom in the bedroom of pastel. He looked at a smartphone with his face resting in his hand. Behind the wall has a huge portrait of Mr. Shi, laughter.
“Hahahaha, who will call after the breakup?” Answer -A Weibo user with an Internet address in Gansu in West Pradesh commented on the user. “Trump, do you think you’re illustrating a soap opera?”
There are reasons that the Chinese are ridicuing the four. President Trump imposed 145 percent tariff on Chinese products. Mr. Vans called the Chinese people “peasant”. Mr. Rubio is a well -known China Bajpachi. Mr. Kasturi could spend his impact with Mr. Trump in the Voice of America and Radio Free Asia to lead a leading budget, whose programs influenced the Chinese generation. (Tuesday, a federal judge prevented the administration from breaking the broadcast channels and Mr Mask said he would spend his official work to spend more time with his electronic car company Tesla.)
Four people are the main reason for the ridicule, people face less censorship restrictions to ridicule foreign leaders than their own. It reminds me of Soviet jokes that an American said he could stand in front of the White House and shouted, “To Hell with Ronald Reagan,” to whom a Russian reply: “This is nothing. I can stand in front of the Kremlin and shout, ‘Ronald Rehan,’ Ronald Reagan.
Sensors seem to be re -working in the trolling. When I tried to share an image of working on the Nike Assembly line with Mr. Trump, Mr. Vans and Mr Mask with a small Wechaat group, it failed to go. Links to some images and videos that I have saved no longer work.
China’s strict censorship rules have helped the country’s Internet users in their trolling skills. Communist Party restrictions take skills to express views at the same time when avoiding sensors.
Mr. Shi has been a favorite target. His nicknames include Winnie the Poh, physical resemblance to his thick cartoon character; “Baoji,” or Ban, to visit a ban restaurant at the beginning of his rules for his promotion; And “Mao II” for the revival of some Maoist ideology.
According to a media outlet China Digital Times focusing on censorship, the national sensor has banned the combination of more than 35,000 sensitive words and words related to Mr. Shi in 20 2016. In less than three months in 2021, social media platform Radnote has compiled a list of 564 new sensitive words, referring to Mr XI.
Mr. Trump is very safe to ridicule.
A video blogger named Chen Rui has become a national phenomenon for his spot-on Trump’s disguise.
From his brother’s eyebrows, lips and shaking heads, the way he opens and closed his hands while he is talking, and his tendency and English accent, Mr. Chen Top Rate. He is known as Chinese Trump.
He gained some international fame after appearing in the recent livestream session with YouTube influential Ishospid from Mr. Chen, the city of Mr. Chen, in southwestern China. He told Ishosped, whose name Darren Watkins Jr., he would like to go to America one day.
Mr. Chen, whose online alias Rui GE, has a wide follow on social media platforms and does not talk about Chinese politics in his videos – he likes to display chunks and think they are enjoying making food videos. But he often includes the expression of well -known Trump such as “You don’t have any cards” and “You haven’t told you ‘thanks.” “
In a video, while speaking in English, he told her mother after washing the dishes: “You don’t thank me you you want to be good.” He also said: “Perhaps tomorrow, I’m not washing the foods you don’t have any cards you have.” Then he repeated it in Chinese.
His mother scratched him with a scratcher behind the bamboo and shouted: “Do I have a card now?”
The title of the video is “Mother’s card.”
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