>Those satellite images are jokes to most Chinese people.
Why?
>In fact, the western media's coverage of Xinjiang has demonstrated your hypocrisy to those of us who didn't know it before.
How so?
Why?
>In fact, the western media's coverage of Xinjiang has demonstrated your hypocrisy to those of us who didn't know it before.
How so?
The second one is more complicated. Our public consensus is, we *need* to apply some policies in Xinjing that can seem more "restraining" than the rest of China. It's because the west has chosen Xinjiang as one of its handles of infiltration. Historically, several major armed riots have happened in this area. Hundreds if not more Han (the majority ethnic group) civilians were killed.
Also there is this sanction on Xinjiang cotton. We all know how small Xinjiang's economy is within China. The sanction only does harm to Xinjiang's people than it influenced those policies. And yes, it is such a typical western propaganda tool that is drenched with consumerism.