While the majority of the new TikTok refugees still appear to be enjoying their time on Xiaohongshu, some have already had their posts censored. Christine Lu, a Taiwanese-American tech entrepreneur who created a Xiaohongshu account on Wednesday, says she was suspended after uploading three provocative posts about Tiananmen, Tibet, and Taiwan. “I support more [Chinese and American] people engaging directly. But also, knowing China, I knew it wouldn’t last for long,” Lu tells WIRED.

How much they paying? I need a side hustle from my job as a CCP spy.

I'll do it if they give me a work visa (please)

Xiaohongshu literally translates from Mandarin to "little red book," likely a reference to the famed little red book of quotations from Chairman Mao Zedong, the founding father of Communist China.

Five minutes of googling would tell you this isn’t the correct way to translate this (would be too based if it was, though); but never miss an opportunity for some good ol’ red baiting. Journalism at it’s finest.

This new demand could actually be a cool way for them to redirect some English-language staff from TikTok.

I'm relying on hexbear x users to let us know as new slang evolves. are americans going on x still 白左 or are there new terms?

Where do I apply. Seriously.

they wouldnt let me make fun of Jolani