2021年10月25日 · This is what happens in China, according to popular memes about the country’s social credit system that poke fun at the Communist Party’s supposed ideology control, saying people lose...

Originating in early 2021, the meme gained traction on platforms like Reddit and Instagram, with users creating reaction images and videos that mockingly assign or subtract “social credit” points for various actions.

An example of a "social credit score" meme, with the Chinese characters ironically translating to "well done". In 2021, the social credit system was popularized as an Internet meme on various social media platforms.

Explore the comedic side of social credit with funny memes from China. Dive into the world of Chinese humor and get a good laugh. #luziwei #fyp #meme #memes #chinese #china

2022年1月3日 · We started with the team’s picks for favorite CDT posts and writing on China in 2021. And now for the Chinese internet’s top ten memes of 2021, selected by the Chinese editors and presented in...

Explore the concept of social credit in China through memes and historical context. Learn about Mao Zedong, Beijing, and the significance of the red sun in the sky. #china #maozedongg #beijing #meme #history

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John Cena, master of Bing Chilling hosts the Social Credit exam. Can you pass it? Failing the exam can result in losing your Minecraft world. Memes.Watch pre…

2016年8月1日 · In China, the digitally-active keep folders of 表情 (biǎo qíng), which literally means “facial expression.” In the digital world, biaoqing refers to any image that adds a visual and emotive layer...

2012年7月30日 · Below, a look at 8 popular memes, many political in tone and others the Chinese equivalent of Keyboard Cat. Free CGC. When Chinese civil rights activist Chen Guangcheng escaped from house arrest this spring, this meme — a send-up of a Kentucky Fried Chicken ad — began spreading across the Chinese internet. Why?