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Q: What's with the Chinese flags everywhere?

Suddenly they've started appearing literally everywhere. Is it because of the upcoming national holidays? In the past years I haven't seen that many of them in public places.  Is it a coincidence that the first ones I've noticed were in the Japanese companies (7-11, Yoshinoya, Ito Yokado)?

14 years 1 week ago in  General  - China

 
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I'd put that down to the protests entirely.

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the ccp has been flaming the hate japan flames for a while now. so every idiot chinaman is now all riled up in patriotic frenzy waiving flags and hating  toyotas.. anglry for what japan did 80 years ago. of cours the ccp leaders are quite happy stuffing their pokets with cash. sending their entire families to the states. and getting filthy rich off the backs  of the chinese people. 

 

its amazing how easly manipulated chinese realy are. 

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  No, it's amazing how easily manipulated 'people' are. Look at 9/11. Look at how easily everyone swallowed that obvious fraud. The problem/solution ruse. Create the problem then offer the solution. It's not just the Chinese.

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I haven't seen "a lot", just the regular ones in some buildings and specially in japanese businesses.

Every year they put so many flags in public places including metro stations, etc.

Id you saw a lot perhaps is too early, maybe is connected with the actual issue with Japan.

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It's a ploy to boost the economy through drapes.

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National day is only 10 or so days away.

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It is all due to the current tension with Japan, same thing i witness during last Olympic of 2008 when Olympic Torch rally was interfered by Tibetans in some parts of the world..I think it a good way to show that you are standing behind your country ideology.

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