Rebecca Moon
Rebecca Moon1329d ago

Taiwanese boy banned from Douyin for calling Chinese President Xi Jinping a ‘fatty’

A Taiwanese boy interviewed by 486 Street Polls revealed that his Douyin account was banned after he fat shamed Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Taiwanese boy banned from Douyin for calling Chinese President Xi Jinping a ‘fatty’Taiwanese boy banned from Douyin for calling Chinese President Xi Jinping a ‘fatty’
A Taiwanese boy interviewed by the YouTube channel 486 Street Polls revealed that his Douyin account was banned after he fat-shamed Chinese President Xi Jinping.
In the video uploaded on Monday, the interviewer asked several individuals about their opinions on the restaurant theory made by China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunyin. On Aug. 7, Hua claimed in a tweet that “Taiwan has always been a part of China” as Baidu Maps show numerous dumpling and noodle restaurants in Taipei. 
“Baidu Maps show that there are 38 Shandong dumpling restaurants and 67 Shanxi noodle restaurants in Taipei,” Hua wrote. “Palates don’t cheat. #Taiwan has always been a part of China. The long lost child will eventually return home.”

One of the people interviewed for the video, an unidentified boy, stated that Hua was “probably just talking nonsense.” He was then asked whether Douyin videos often mention Taiwan or Hua’s restaurant theory. The boy, however, revealed that his account was banned after he called Chinese president Xi Jingping a “fatty.”
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“My TikTok account got banned,” the boy tells the interviewer in the video..
“Why? Did you insult China?” the interviewer asks.
“I did. I just… called China’s Xi Jingping… a fatty,” the boy responds.
The video shared on Twitter has garnered over 247,000 views and 4,381 likes since being uploaded on Monday.
 
Featured Image via YouTube

Discussion

Ari C.
Ari C.2h ago

If this happened on campus, Stanford should issue a clear public update and specific safety actions.

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Mina Z.
Mina Z.1h ago

Agree. People need facts and process, not silence. The school should confirm what is being investigated.

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Ken L.
Ken L.48m ago

Also important to separate verified details from rumors so this does not spiral online.

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Linh P.
Linh P.1h ago

The death threat part is extremely serious. Hoping law enforcement and campus security are already involved.

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Jae T.
Jae T.35m ago

This is where official reporting and support channels need to be visible and easy to access.

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Sophie W.
Sophie W.56m ago

Can NextShark keep a timeline thread here as updates come in? That would help keep context in one place.

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