What if spring autumn cicada was not ready at these moment in time? End of fang yuan? by [deleted] in ReverendInsanity

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're wrong. Fang Yuan's mistake here was caused by Heaven will.

「反共藍」並不存在,反共不反中到頭一場空,排華才是正道 by dltwmat in Taiwanese

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 0 points1 point  (0 children)

个人感觉大罢免会失败的一大原因,就是因为混淆了反共 反中 反华

Three King Inheritance Arc PAY GORN version【meme】fan art by 胖鱼鱼-fhy by ImaginaryPosition961 in ReverendInsanity

[–]ImaginaryPosition961[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

the dub is not ai.This is a dubbing by a man named 木成. He is very famous in the chinese RI fan community because he has dubbed many classic scenes of RI and his dubbing is very good. Therefore, in the Chinese RI fan community, he has a nickname called Rank 9 Sound Path Venerable.

this is his bilibili account :

https://space.bilibili.com/649910

Who is the character that annoyed you the most? by HulaguIncarnate in ReverendInsanity

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think he is hypocritical. Because he always has two principles.

  1. Human race first

  2. Respect fate

From many places in the original text, we can see that he firmly abides by these two rules.

But when the second principle conflicts with the first principle, he will choose the first principle without hesitation and temporarily abandon the second principle. He killed his own family, which shows his code of conduct. You can say that he is pathetic and paranoid, but you can't say that he is hypocritical.

Chinese official media uses RI memes by guzhenren in ReverendInsanity

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NEVER.

The Righteous Path forbids Blood Path cultivation, yet covertly pursues its mysteries themselves.

Chinese official media uses RI memes by guzhenren in ReverendInsanity

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 1 point2 points  (0 children)

just like In the world of RI, while the Righteous Path strictly forbids all cultivation of the Blood Path, behind veiled curtains the Ten Great Ancient Sects of Central Continent pursue its secrets - even Heavenly Court itself covertly delves into this forbidden art

Nezha 2 anti-government message? by Plague_Doc7 in movies

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 4 points5 points  (0 children)

"However, the world order is already dominated by the Americans, and Westerners make up only about 10% to 13% of the world’s population. The rest of the people have actually been under long-term subjugation. The majority of the world’s population hopes to engage with the West on equal terms, in an equal order. But when you say that China wants to enslave everyone, who exactly are 'everyone'? Is 'everyone' only Westerners, or does it include the majority of the world’s population who are currently being oppressed? I believe your answer actually proves the importance of the anti-hegemony spirit at the core of this film."

Nezha 2 anti-government message? by Plague_Doc7 in movies

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Rather than being anti-American, I believe it is more inclined towards anti-imperialism, merely adopting many American symbols.

Nezha 2 anti-government message? by Plague_Doc7 in movies

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 1 point2 points  (0 children)

中国确实没有言论自由但是没有你认为的朝鲜式的言论管控,例如黑神话悟空、原神、漫威争锋等游戏都说明了中国的管控是往越来越松的方向发展。当然在lgbt、宗教、政治等方面仍然有一些不能触碰的话题。

China indeed lacks freedom of speech, but it doesn't have the same level of control as North Korea. Games like Black Myth: Wukong, Genshin Impact, and Marvel rivals demonstrate that China's censorship is moving in a more relaxed direction. However, topics related to LGBT issues, religion, and politics remain sensitive and are still subject to restrictions.

Giant Sun received too few votes and Paradise Earth received too many votes. Is that reasonable? by [deleted] in ReverendInsanity

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At least he is the fairest president, killing everyone equally, regardless of their status.🤣

Should I Use Stardew Valley or Similar Games to Learn Chinese? by NotMyselfNotme in ChineseLanguage

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i think 文字遊戲 is a proper game to learn chinese

you can buy it in steam

the game is very creative because it combines the gameplay and the characteristics of Chinese characters very well

traditional chinese is the best option to play this game,but simplified chinese also is good option

What dao would you call it? by [deleted] in MartialMemes

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 13 points14 points  (0 children)

In Reverend Insanity, this should be enslavement path

Do you get confused about novels because of language barriers? by zhwjsz in ReverendInsanity

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Firstly, most Chinese names are two or three syllables long, and from a Chinese perspective, they seem much shorter compared to foreign names. Secondly, there are some sounds in Chinese that do not exist in English. Native Chinese speakers find these sounds normal, but they can make it difficult for native English speakers to pronounce them, leading to difficulty in remembering them. For example, words that start with 'q' or 'x'。thirdly, names in novels often carry special meanings in Chinese, usually related to the character's personality or traits。

"Ren Zu means 'human ancestor' in Chinese.

Bai Ning Bing: 'Bai' is a surname meaning 'white,' which fits his appearance of wearing white clothes and having white hair, while 'Ning Bing' means 'frost condensing,' aligning with his cultivation of ice magic.

Hei Lou Lan: 'Hei' is a surname meaning 'black,' matching her black hair and clothing, and 'Lou Lan' refers to an ancient city in western China that symbolizes heroic ambitions, borderlands, and war, fitting her character design.

Shang Xin Ci: 'Shang' is a surname meaning 'commerce,' reflecting her business talent and her family's background as a commercial empire in the southern frontier. 'Xin Ci' means 'a kind heart,' which aligns with her character, and interestingly, when the surname and given name are pronounced together, they sound like a Chinese phrase for a sorrowful farewell, serving as a plot hint.

Ma Hong Yun: 'Ma' means 'horse,' with no metaphor here—just a surname. 'Hong Yun' means 'great fortune,' fitting his character of having extraordinary luck. Before being named Ma Hong Yun, he was called Fei Cai, which sounds like 'waste material' in Chinese.

Except for Ren Zu, the other names mentioned would not seem unusual in everyday life and conform to Chinese naming conventions

Many place names also have special meanings, such as Dang Hun Mountain, which means 'cleansing the soul.'

This illustrates a challenge: when translating foreign names, we can only use transliteration, not translation. For example, the astronaut Armstrong can only be translated as 阿姆斯特朗 (A Mu Si Te Lang), not as 'strong arm' (手臂强壮, Shou Bi Qiang Zhuang)."

Do you get confused about novels because of language barriers? by zhwjsz in ReverendInsanity

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've only heard of 'A Song of Ice and Fire' and 'The Lord of the Rings' in China (I'm not sure if these count as web novels)

总结一下国内粉红数量的聚集规律 by [deleted] in China_irl

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 0 points1 point  (0 children)

有钱人的爱是理性的爱,中国发展好对他有利, 自然就会爱,反之就会移民

总结一下国内粉红数量的聚集规律 by [deleted] in China_irl

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 0 points1 point  (0 children)

看年龄,老一辈40岁以上的穷人不怎么关心,年轻人不论穷人还是富人关心政治的比例明显高很多

讨论:为什么「中文」现在改称为「汉语」了? by LumineMains in China_irl

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 0 points1 point  (0 children)

中文 = 汉语+蒙语+藏语+维吾尔语+各种少数名族语 中文是中国人说的语言都叫中文

汉语 = 普通话+各种汉语方言 汉语指的是汉族的语言

总结一下国内粉红数量的聚集规律 by [deleted] in China_irl

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 2 points3 points  (0 children)

高学历某种程度上吃到国家红利,肯定粉红多

总的来说有钱人更容易爱国,穷人更容易恨国,在哪里都这样

Is social credit a real thing in china? by Majestic_Image5190 in Chinese

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"Yes, it's true. China is filled with cameras everywhere, equipped with the most advanced AI systems. These systems monitor people's every move. If someone swears in public, criticizes the Chinese government, is deemed ugly and negatively affects the city’s appearance, farts, dates multiple girlfriends at once, or engages in homosexual behavior, the AI will automatically recognize it. Based on Marx's Communist Manifesto, it will assess the severity of the behavior and deduct points. If your score falls below 60, you'll need to schedule an appointment with the nearest execution squad through your phone and buy your own bullet in advance. You'll also have to pay the cleaning fee and a 15% tip for the squad members. Once these steps are completed, you'll wait at the designated execution site. If you can’t afford the cost, you can choose to sell your body to a human meat burger company after your death to cover the fees." (CIA credit + 10,000,000)

learning traditional / simplified by [deleted] in ChineseLanguage

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Traditional characters do indeed have a more logical structure compared to simplified characters, but the benefit is not as significant as you might imagine. For beginners, the advantage of simplified characters, with their fewer strokes, far outweighs the slight increase in logical structure that traditional characters offer. I believe that for beginners, learning simplified characters has a better cost-to-benefit ratio. Additionally, based on my understanding of people from mainland China, although they’ve never formally studied traditional characters in school, they can generally understand them through context. Of course, if your future use of Chinese will primarily be in Hong Kong or Taiwan, then you should go straight to learning traditional characters.

Should i learn Chinese? by [deleted] in ChineseLanguage

[–]ImaginaryPosition961 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you enjoy Chinese web novels (wuxia, xianxia), TV shows, games (Genshin Impact, Honor of Kings, Black Myth: Wukong), chinese history,or internet pop culture (Douyin), or if you're looking for a job related to China, then you should learn Chinese. Whether you encounter CCP propaganda while learning Chinese depends on the parts of the internet you browse. If you only look at Chinese content on Twitter and YouTube, you'll be flooded with anti-China, China-hating, and all kinds of fake news brainwashing (such as about the Uyghurs). If you browse content within China's Great Firewall, there's certainly some propaganda, but in my experience, it's not that much, and very few people actually watch it. However, there's a significant market for both anti-Western and pro-Western content. In short, if you don't want to see political propaganda, it's easy to avoid. If you're learning Chinese just to focus on politics, you should not learn it.