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That app doesn't like gambling, politics, or sexually explicit material.
Your post probably fell under politics.
Xiaohongshu bans all politics, even references. There's more serious platforms for those type of people, whereas xiaohongshu is to have fun and connect with others.
I've been in a lot of political discussions on Xiaohongshu. It seems people learn a little Marxism even in high school and are happy to share about it.
Not everything has been super fabulous about China, but nothing critical of Mao, and a big consensus that living in China is kinder to people who aren't wealthy than the US
Thanks! Didn’t know that at first
Please name the serious platforms in China that allow the discussion of politics.
There are some where you're allowed to talk about how great of a job the CCP are doing.
No different from any Western social media. Try saying something positive about enemies of the empire and find out how long it takes to get some knocks on your door. https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2024/08/28/itys-a28.html
If that was remotely true half of lemmy would be in gitmo by now.
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