Replace the one in the background with a bear, thanks.

TOUHOU MENTIONED YESTERDAY, TOUHOU MENTIONED TODAY!

THIS SONG HAS BEEN LIVING RENT FREE IN MY HEAD, PLEASE GET IT OUT TY

CONTEXT: https://rdrama.net/post/265595/new-cattoss

https://9gag.com/gag/a4P4dOp#comment

The only thing gayer than a 9gag PRO user, is a 9gag PRO+ user!

It's nice cuz the PRO users are in on the joke

And dab on the poorcels

RANDOM RACISM that has absolutely nothing to do with the subject of the post coming through choo choo

It's over for 9strags

Back to PRO+

🇺🇦🇺🇸 "If you can't give enough weapons to Ukraine, how are you gonna win against China" - Kuleba pic.twitter.com/edrz6subfU

— DD Geopolitics (@DD_Geopolitics) May 2, 2024

Not even 2 weeks have passed since they got 61 billion

Things with Taiwan nobody knows how it will end since it's an island and drones probably now can destroy the whole Chinese fleet. Amphibious attacks are now in ultra shit situation so Russian now don't even cross rivers

Yellow I marked in Chasiv Yar where the river goes under ground and you can see Russian attacking those places

So China should make Korea Great again

Also peak khohol IQ, wanting to get closer to China and dropping something like this

pic.twitter.com/NkwZ3J5iOA

— Garbage Human (@GarbageHuman23) May 1, 2024

Astrophysicist and Nobel laureate Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar used to travel 80 kilometers every week from the Yerkes Observatory to the University of Chicago, where he taught a course attended by only two students. When asked why he spent his time this way, the professor replied… pic.twitter.com/KI1b3CwCgw

— Andriy Burkov (@burkov) May 1, 2024

Asian powa

You love to see it. !football

I can't imagine that! My grandpa (born in the 20s) thought nothing about bringing home pads for any of us girls. And the only thing he ever said was to tell us not to flush tampons. That wa

my dad was born in 1928 and raised me by himself, he bought my tampons, consulted with the pharmacist when i had cramps, and handled all the talks about boys and and s*x. he advised me to never date boys/men who don't like cats because they're seen as feminine & they demand consent. that straight men exist in 2024 with such grotesque attitudes about periods is pathetic. may that turd never procreate, he'd be a terrible father to a daughter or a son.

Wow--you're a sister from another mister! My dad was born in 1922 and also raised me by himself. My mom died when I was 10, so I jokingly say his Marine training prepared him for my puberty lmao. This man did not flinch when he had to discuss my period and had no problems buying me sanitary products. He had a wife, two daughters, and five sisters. He knew what side of the Coven to be on.

Kind of sad a man born over 100 years ago was more progressive thinking than a lot of (not all) men these days.

How old are those xx chromosomes users

And so many divorced with a lot of years living together

Top Drama

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autodrama: returning jobs to dramautists. Ping HeyMoon if there are any problems or you have a suggestion

https://twitter.com/parirobo/status/1785942300926918980

Xi Focus-Closeup: Glory and dreams rooted in spade

Source: Xinhua

Editor: huaxia

2024-05-01 13:35:15

BEIJING, May 1 (Xinhua) -- At a volunteer tree-planting activity held last month in Beijing, Chinese President Xi Jinping lifted a spade onto his shoulder and skillfully shoveled the dirt to fill the planting pit alongside local residents.

His mastery of the tool was so effortless that many quickly assumed he was an experienced farmer. A similar photo promptly resurfaced on social media.

The photograph from late 1980s depicts Xi, then the Communist Party of China (CPC) chief of Ningde prefecture in east China's Fujian Province, striding across fields with a hoe on his shoulder, ready to join local laborers.

Xi's admiration for manual work and his close bond with working people can, in part, be attributed to his formative years in Liangjiahe, previously a rugged village on the country's arid Loess Plateau.

When Xi arrived in the village in 1969 he was barely 16. Despite their own hardships, local people generously took care of city youth, including Xi. "They fed me, washed my clothes, and fixed my trousers," Xi recalled.

During his seven-year stay in Liangjiahe, Xi worked alongside the villagers, tending crops, herding sheep and hauling coal. He joined the CPC there and later became the village Party chief, marking the humble beginning of his political career.

Xi recalled his earnest wish at that time was "to make it possible for the villagers to have meat and have it often."

Xi saw introducing the use of biogas as a catalyst for improving the villagers' life. He recalled that the first methane-generating pit posed a significant challenge. Upon completion, it was the province's first methane tank, solving coal and firewood shortage that had long troubled the local people.

Xi arrived in the village as a slightly bewildered teenager and left as a confident young man determined to "do practical work for the people."

For him, happiness comes from work. Glory belongs to all the working people, regardless of their trade.

"Society is created through labor. It does not have distinctions of high or low, noble or humble. Every profession is honorable," Xi once said.

Xi's respect for hard work formed his down-to-earth attitude and hands-on approach to governance. As the top leader, Xi still kept traces of working people. During domestic inspections, he checked the reconstruction of rural houses following floods, walked into fields to sample crops, and felt at ease engaging in discussions with factory workers.

Meeting the press after being elected general secretary of the CPC Central Committee in November 2012, Xi told domestic and foreign journ*lists: "The Chinese people's aspiration for a better life is the goal we must strive for."

Before long, China launched the largest anti-poverty endeavor in human history, aiming to eliminate absolute poverty in a country with a population of 1.4 billion. Xi assumed personal command. He oversaw every major policy move and went to all the country's 14 contiguous areas of extreme poverty. He pledged to achieve the goal "with the force and tenacity as a hammer driving a nail."

In February 2021, China announced that it has resolved the problem of absolute poverty. Close to 100 million people were lifted out of poverty in roughly eight years.

With absolute poverty eradicated in the country, Xi is guiding the nation to strive for its next milestones. China aims to basically realize socialist modernization by 2035 and build a great modern socialist country in all respects by the middle of this century.

Hard work remains crucial in achieving this objective, echoing a frequently quoted line by Xi: "Let's roll up our sleeves and get down to work!"

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