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RedNote Accidentally Exposes Truth About China: The Tiktok to XiaoHongShu Migration, a Walk & Talk with Ben Norton

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Join us as Daniel Dumbrill and Ben Norton walk through the art district of Chongqing & dive into the fascinating shift of TikTok users to the Chinese social media platform, XiaoHongShu (Little Red Book/RedNote), amidst the backdrop of the upcoming TikTok ban in the US.

This video explores:

• The Irony of US Censorship: How the US government's attempt to censor TikTok has led to unexpected cultural exchanges on XiaoHongShu.

• Cultural Exploration: The eye-opening experiences of non-political users encountering real-life aspects of China, debunking myths like the social credit score and highlighting the affordability of living in China.

• Digital Sovereignty: Discussing China's approach to controlling its digital space in contrast to the US's influence over global social media platforms.

• Personal Insights: With Daniel's 16 years and Ben's 1.5 years in China, hear firsthand what life is like in cities like Chongqing, discussing safety, infrastructure, and the vibrant cultural tapestry of China.

• Implications for the Future: What this migration might mean for future international relations, digital platforms, and global perceptions of China.

• Geopolitical Context: Analysis of how these digital trends are symptoms of broader geopolitical tensions between the US and China.

Whether you're curious about the latest in social media dynamics, interested in cultural insights into China, or just looking to understand the implications of digital sovereignty, this video offers a unique perspective on a rapidly evolving situation.

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18 episodes

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Content provided by Daniel Dumbrill. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Daniel Dumbrill or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Join us as Daniel Dumbrill and Ben Norton walk through the art district of Chongqing & dive into the fascinating shift of TikTok users to the Chinese social media platform, XiaoHongShu (Little Red Book/RedNote), amidst the backdrop of the upcoming TikTok ban in the US.

This video explores:

• The Irony of US Censorship: How the US government's attempt to censor TikTok has led to unexpected cultural exchanges on XiaoHongShu.

• Cultural Exploration: The eye-opening experiences of non-political users encountering real-life aspects of China, debunking myths like the social credit score and highlighting the affordability of living in China.

• Digital Sovereignty: Discussing China's approach to controlling its digital space in contrast to the US's influence over global social media platforms.

• Personal Insights: With Daniel's 16 years and Ben's 1.5 years in China, hear firsthand what life is like in cities like Chongqing, discussing safety, infrastructure, and the vibrant cultural tapestry of China.

• Implications for the Future: What this migration might mean for future international relations, digital platforms, and global perceptions of China.

• Geopolitical Context: Analysis of how these digital trends are symptoms of broader geopolitical tensions between the US and China.

Whether you're curious about the latest in social media dynamics, interested in cultural insights into China, or just looking to understand the implications of digital sovereignty, this video offers a unique perspective on a rapidly evolving situation.

  continue reading

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