Ten hours ago:
Oh, bother. https://t.co/KZBz255r0c
— Dissident Pooh (@DissidentPooh) July 17, 2017
I really hope the person behind this account has “Pooh” and “Tigger” on Google Alerts, if only to run an experiment to see how many times characters from Winnie the Pooh will be mentioned in relation to China:
Let this be the start of a beautiful thing… and not one of those two-week Twitter fads.
Follow @DissidentPooh now.
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Here’s another pun for ya, in the context of the Shanghai 2022 Lockdown: This one is pretty beginner-friendly! 20饿饿年 (èr-líng-è-è nián) Key to this pun is that pinyin “e” sounds
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