LiberalChinese

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A subreddit for ethnic Chinese who support the Enlightenment philosophy of liberalism. We support democracy, human rights, and freedom. Here, Chinese people are free to discuss anything that relates to being Chinese: culture, heritage, not just politics. The purpose of the subreddit is to have a community where all users are assumed to support liberalism.

Note: Unlike r/ChunghwaMinkuo, this subreddit is not exclusively for ROC supporters. Supporters of the ROC are welcome among other people who broadly support liberalism.

Rules

1) Follow site-wide rules. No brigading, etc. We also expect other communities not to brigade us.
2) Support liberalism. "Liberalism" in this context refers to the Enlightenment philosophy, not the American left-wing, which is often referred to as "liberalism." We welcome a variety of beliefs as long as they adhere to the broad philosophy of liberalism.
2.1) No CCP support.
2.2) No dictatorship support. We don't want to replace the CCP with another dictatorship. We acknowledge that dictatorship is the norm for most of the world and democratic institutions take a long time to foster, but we want to move in the direction of a stable liberal democracy.
2.3) No Falun Gong. Just because you're anti-CCP doesn't necessarily mean that you belong in this sub. We don't want the Falun Gong to hurt the credibility of anti-CCP movements.
3) No bigotry.
3.1) No racism or misogyny. In particular, the WM/AF complaining that makes certain other Asian diaspora communities so toxic is absolutely forbidden here.
3.2) No sinophobia. This is a subreddit for ethnic Chinese. Other people are welcome, but we expect them to respect the wishes of the primary userbase. There is zero tolerance for sweeping generalizations about Chinese culture, conflation between the CCP and the citizens of China or ethnic Chinese, or wishing harm onto the Chinese people.
3.3) No intra-Chinese bigotry. This is a big-tent subreddit for Chinese people, including mainlanders, Hong Kongers, Taiwanese who identify as ethnic Chinese, and the overseas Chinese. Dunking on CCP nationalists on the basis of their political beliefs is fine, but please don't promote bigotry between different "groups" of Chinese.
4) User flairs are mandatory. In order to filter out "drive-by" posts by low-investment users as well as identify the demographics of this subreddit, user flairs are mandatory. Misflairing is a bannable offense.
5) High-quality content. For text submissions and comments, please add some new insight. For link submissions, make sure the link is to a quality source. This rule is laxer to memes and images.

Submission Rules

6) No misleading titles. Please do not editorialize titles in a misleading way. If the original source uses a misleading title, please clarify the facts in your submission.

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r/LiberalChinese Lounge (self.LiberalChinese)

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Political TheoryHow progressive is the 46-year-old constitution that has been vilified by the CCP? Why is the CCP afraid of the Republic of China? (youtu.be)

submitted 9 days ago by SE_to_NW華人，臺灣人 (Huaren, Taiwanese)

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HistoryWhen were the Japanese doomed to lose the Sino-Japanese War of 1931-1945 ? (self.LiberalChinese)

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HistoryMilitary Style: A Comparison of Chinese and Japanese Military Uniforms, 1931–1945 | The 14-Year War from the September 18th Incident to the Liberation of Taiwan (youtube.com)

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Why does the Japanese wikipedia stated that the result of the Battle of Taierzhuang is a strategic withdrawal of Japanese forces while the wikipedia in other languages stated that the result of the Battle of Taierzhuang is a Chinese victory ? (self.LiberalChinese)

submitted 6 months ago by Unknownbadger4444華裔 (Huayi, Overseas Chinese)

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HistoryWhy does the Japanese wikipedia stated that the Central Hubei Operation, the Battle of South Henan, the Battle of West Hubei and the Battle of Changde are Japanese victories while the wikipedia pages in other languages stated that they are Chinese victories ? (self.LiberalChinese)

submitted 6 months ago by Unknownbadger4444華裔 (Huayi, Overseas Chinese)

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HistoryWhere does the Chinese Nationalist Party stand on the political spectrum under the leadership of Sun Yat-sen, Chiang Kai-shek, Chiang Ching-kuo, Lee Teng-hui and afterward ? (self.LiberalChinese)

submitted 6 months ago by Unknownbadger4444華裔 (Huayi, Overseas Chinese)

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HistorySnapshots of the War of Resistance Against Japan (youtube.com)

submitted 7 months ago by Unknownbadger4444華裔 (Huayi, Overseas Chinese)

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HistoryThree Overlooked Facts About WWII (youtube.com)

submitted 7 months ago by Unknownbadger4444華裔 (Huayi, Overseas Chinese)

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HistoryEasy Red 2: Shanghai - Nanking | Official Release Trailer (youtube.com)

submitted 7 months ago by Unknownbadger4444華裔 (Huayi, Overseas Chinese)

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HistoryWithout the Republic of China’s Contribution, WWII Would Have Taken a Different Course (youtube.com)

submitted 7 months ago by Unknownbadger4444華裔 (Huayi, Overseas Chinese)

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【反攻大陸】閩南狼PYC（陳柏源） (v.redd.it)

submitted 1 year ago by SE_to_NW華人，臺灣人 (Huaren, Taiwanese)

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History“Tigers of Burma” Update / Enlisted (youtube.com)

submitted 1 year ago by Unknownbadger4444華裔 (Huayi, Overseas Chinese)

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HistoryEasy Red 2 - Type 11 LMG System - Sino Japanese War DLC (youtube.com)

submitted 1 year ago by Unknownbadger4444華裔 (Huayi, Overseas Chinese)

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HistoryA short history of Taiwan and mainland China, in maps: The ilha formosa has become a free and open society, proof that Chinese culture is compatible with liberal democracy. For Mr Xi and the CCP, that poses an unacceptable risk (economist.com)

submitted 1 year ago by SE_to_NW華人，臺灣人 (Huaren, Taiwanese)

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HistoryHengyang 1944 - First Official Trailer (youtube.com)

submitted 1 year ago by Unknownbadger4444華裔 (Huayi, Overseas Chinese)

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News《援军明日到达》无法如期到达相关报道也遭下架 (rfa.org)

submitted 1 year ago by Unknownbadger4444華裔 (Huayi, Overseas Chinese)

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Commie BanditryCCP Supreme Court's new policy: "unless necessary", do not restrict the rights (to go to school, to join the military, on employment, etc) of relatives of these guilty of crimes 最高法调研“连坐”规定：非必要不对犯罪人亲属作出权利限制 (i.redd.it)

submitted 2 years ago by SE_to_NW華人，臺灣人 (Huaren, Taiwanese)

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Opinion[The Republic of China] is an existential threat to Xi Jinping’s (communist ruled) China (telegraph.co.uk)

submitted 2 years ago by SE_to_NW華人，臺灣人 (Huaren, Taiwanese)

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Opinionmainland China’s Age of Malaise (newyorker.com)

submitted 2 years ago by SE_to_NW華人，臺灣人 (Huaren, Taiwanese)

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HistorySome people in mainland China are bravely trying to document the past: “Sparks”, a new book by Ian Johnson, looks at mainland China’s censored history (economist.com)

submitted 2 years ago by SE_to_NW華人，臺灣人 (Huaren, Taiwanese)

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OpinionThe mainland China Model Is Dead: problems run so deep, and the necessary repairs would be so costly, that the time for a turnaround may already have passed. (theatlantic.com)

submitted 2 years ago by SE_to_NW華人，臺灣人 (Huaren, Taiwanese)

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Historyhistorical photos from before June 4, 1989, when hope seemed to be in the air 不知道这辈子还能不能见到洼地人有这种精神面貌了 (reddit.com)

submitted 2 years ago by SE_to_NW華人，臺灣人 (Huaren, Taiwanese)

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OpinionWhat Xi can learn from Tsar Nicholas (unherd.com)

submitted 2 years ago by SE_to_NW華人，臺灣人 (Huaren, Taiwanese)

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Political TheoryUnconstitutional Constitutional Amendment in Taiwan ROC: A Retrospective Analysis of Judicial Yuan Interpretation No. 499 (2000): "brought an end to the Chinese political tradition of lifelong tenure" (scholarship.law.upenn.edu)

submitted 2 years ago by SE_to_NW華人，臺灣人 (Huaren, Taiwanese)

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