Jiang says American social media reveals the id of the country and shows deep hatred, anger, confusion, and anxiety.
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"Yeah. So the messaging is more controlled in China. So if you want to know the official line and you read the Chinese newspaper,..."
"...able to sell chips into China. And this is going to affect NVIDIA's bottom line. NVIDIA is, right now, the world's most valuable company,..."
"It affects everyone. I agree that, you know, so many industries from our technology industry to our transportation industry to our manufacturing is all..."
"...-year regime, that that's exactly what they'll do, that they will affect maximum leverage economically, knowing that that is actually their most effective weapon...."
"...and you're confronted with the Chinese people, that's what's going to affect you the most. But everything you said, you could be describing the..."
"...a short episode of your direct military experience and how it affects your current view? Yeah, I mean, I've done a bunch of stuff..."
"...on having to get the enriched uranium or in trying to affect a regime change? Yeah, I mean, I think it's a ladder where..."
"...people from within Syria? Is that the the best way to affect regime change? In other words, you know, it was interesting what what..."
"...these your government starts doing these type of evil things. It affects like the even the ability of conservatives to have a voice in..."
"...So this is war going on in Iran. Well, we can't affect its outcome because we're not warriors. We don't have an army. So..."
"...for that. So if you take too much poison, it will affect you sooner or later. But it is up to you to decide..."
"...Americans or the Israelis. So whatever happens in Pakistan will not affect the outcome of the battlefield."
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