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As a Chinese, the Paris Olympics left me with two strong impressions:

🇨🇳 The Chinese people are standing up for themselves, demonstrating resilience in the face of gaslighting and boosting self-confidence.

Decades ago, many Chinese people believed that winning medals should be our top priority because it would show the world that we are equal to everyone else. We no longer need gold medals to prove anything to anyone; the Chinese public focuses more on the athletes' progress, friendship, and hard work, and the Chinese athletes compete with confidence and grace at the Paris Olympics, breaking records.

Athletes born after 2000 represent China's future. On the field, they push for improvement; off it, they stand up to bigotry and discrimination by responding logically and courteously.

Unlike the older generation of Chinese, who prefer to "avoid conflicts and endure unfair treatment," young Chinese are more confident in embracing victory and fighting against prej

Since it's impossible to see all the communities on here without logging in (mandatory NSFW filter), and I'm the only one with an account on here, here's a list of them. This list will be a snapshot, so the subscriber count will not be up to date, but I'm sure you'll figure it out.

A dragon, a penguin, and a rose.