I finally watched that one Britmonkey video about everything banned in China after avoiding it for years, and they claim that the word "disagree" is banned on Chinese social media.

Did you know that most people living in the people's republic of china go their entire life without being able to say "I disagree with the cpc"? That is because English isn't their main language.

The word China is in fact banned in China

A simple Baidu search with Deepl shows you that mentions of Tiananmen square aren't censored in China, it's so stupid what libs believe.

These are the same people that unironically want to ban Z lol

they claim that the word "disagree" is banned on Chinese social media.

How the fuck do people fall for this kind of shit when it's so easily disproven?

Translation into Chinese from https://translate.alibaba.com/ -- Disagree -> 不同意

I will now apparently commit thoughtcrime: https://s.weibo.com/weibo?q=不同意

Will update if I get a knock on the door from the seeseepee overseas police that's apparently already in Canada where I am, or if my family in China are threatened. Or if I suddenly stop posting, I guess I'm already in one of the Xinjiang camps by then.

One search on Baidu or Zhihu proves it wrong.

I mean the thumbnail has a winnie pooh xi, only edgy kids and teens find that funny.

People take it seriously because it is white noise. They could just have a person jumping up and down saying "Tinyman square" over and over again it would have exactly the same effect. It isn't supposed to be informative, it's supposed to affirm their previously held belief of "Chinabad." It exists as a big list of things because each individual part of it doesn't actually matter, the goal is to do a kind of "Gish Gallop" of information, to just list off a huge number of things all at once, when all each of these individual things is just another statement of "Chinabad" again and again. It's almost like a mantra, being repeated so often as a form of meditation, to achieve true liberal enlightenment.

You can’t say the N word if there is no letter N😈 -Xi Jinping

Just saw the vid suggested to me like an hour before checking this post, salute 🫡, I didn’t have the strength to trudge through that garbage

It also seems most commenters didn't watch the video either. The claim isn't that those words were permanently banned, it's that they were temporarily removed (blocked) from search results untill people calmed down, when they were allowed again.

A simple Google search returns multiple articles with the claim, all linking back to this post from the China Digital Times.

I haven't found claims of the site sharing missinformation.