Jolie Myers

If the government wants us to be afraid of Chinese government surveillance and I think this is total nonsense, I'm going to stick it to the government and do the one thing that they would fear the most, which is get even more Chinese.

If the government wants us to be afraid of Chinese government surveillance and I think this is total nonsense, I'm going to stick it to the government and do the one thing that they would fear the most, which is get even more Chinese.

I think what it is is that American users are really frustrated with their government right now for many realistic reasons, right? Because the information cycle around the TikTok ban has been confusing at best and insidious at worst, especially when effectively the shutdown became clear that it was very much about supporting people.

I think what it is is that American users are really frustrated with their government right now for many realistic reasons, right? Because the information cycle around the TikTok ban has been confusing at best and insidious at worst, especially when effectively the shutdown became clear that it was very much about supporting people.

I think what it is is that American users are really frustrated with their government right now for many realistic reasons, right? Because the information cycle around the TikTok ban has been confusing at best and insidious at worst, especially when effectively the shutdown became clear that it was very much about supporting people.

President Trump, as opposed to an actual concern of surveillance, data mining, etc. So I think as a way of expressing their frustration with everything and finding the most annoying and

President Trump, as opposed to an actual concern of surveillance, data mining, etc. So I think as a way of expressing their frustration with everything and finding the most annoying and

President Trump, as opposed to an actual concern of surveillance, data mining, etc. So I think as a way of expressing their frustration with everything and finding the most annoying and

Provocative. Most provocative way.

Provocative. Most provocative way.

Provocative. Most provocative way.

Incendiary. Ooh, you got the thesaurus out. Don't play with him. Yeah, to find the most controversial way to deal with these... Frustrations, they take it out by making jokes and saying, actually, you know what? The CCP is not that bad. You know what? Mao kind of ate that one thing.

Incendiary. Ooh, you got the thesaurus out. Don't play with him. Yeah, to find the most controversial way to deal with these... Frustrations, they take it out by making jokes and saying, actually, you know what? The CCP is not that bad. You know what? Mao kind of ate that one thing.

Incendiary. Ooh, you got the thesaurus out. Don't play with him. Yeah, to find the most controversial way to deal with these... Frustrations, they take it out by making jokes and saying, actually, you know what? The CCP is not that bad. You know what? Mao kind of ate that one thing.

So I think that it's not really about the Chinese government at all because this is really everything to do with their perception of their own government.

So I think that it's not really about the Chinese government at all because this is really everything to do with their perception of their own government.

So I think that it's not really about the Chinese government at all because this is really everything to do with their perception of their own government.

Yeah, the culture has completely shifted from when I downloaded Xiaohongshu. I think primarily the biggest difference is that there's a lot more English on the app. And when I did my piece of the Rolling Stone, when I spoke to women in China about their thoughts on this cultural shift on Xiaohongshu, a lot of them said the biggest culture shock for them was seeing that much English on the app.

Yeah, the culture has completely shifted from when I downloaded Xiaohongshu. I think primarily the biggest difference is that there's a lot more English on the app. And when I did my piece of the Rolling Stone, when I spoke to women in China about their thoughts on this cultural shift on Xiaohongshu, a lot of them said the biggest culture shock for them was seeing that much English on the app.

Yeah, the culture has completely shifted from when I downloaded Xiaohongshu. I think primarily the biggest difference is that there's a lot more English on the app. And when I did my piece of the Rolling Stone, when I spoke to women in China about their thoughts on this cultural shift on Xiaohongshu, a lot of them said the biggest culture shock for them was seeing that much English on the app.