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China is banning ‘wealth-flaunting’ behavior on social media
(www.nbcnews.com)
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its a bad day to be a chinese gangsta rapper.
bad news, those who do rap in China are all technical secondary schools.
I know that not all countries care about academic qualifications as much as China. Academic qualifications mean almost everything in Chinese, so this makes those who rap more funny because they have no academic both time . can you understand what i mean ？
honestly no idea but its all good given the jest nature.
Nah. Having so much wealth that it doesn't matter if the CCP makes flaunting illegal is an insane flex. They'll start doing it even more.