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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
No, but there were many different cultures in China. They currently recognise 56- only one of which is Chinese, the Han. There are actually far more Chinese groups, but Han supremacy did away with all that.

Groups which see themselves as distinct are just as dangerous as those arguing for personal autonomy. It's why the Panchen Lama was sought out by the CCP to "rule" Tibet, and why some of the most loyal architects of oppressive policy in Xinjiang are Uyghers. It's far easier to pacify them.

The cultural revolution virtually destroyed the culture of half a billion ethnic Chinese in favour of a fusion of weird Maoist idealist ruralism alongside artificial Beijingist ideology. The rural mountain tribes, the southern Chinese, the Manchus, the mountainous central and western Chinese, they were all subsumed into the monoculture. About the only Chinese to keep their cultures were the far western and northern Chinese, who are majority Muslim, and who now are being forced to assimilate into the atheistic Confucianism of the CCP.
gpt
China is such a beautiful country, both physically and spiritually. It’s a shame it’s being destroyed by such an oppressive regime.