Reading "The Chinese Internet is Accelerating its Collapse"

May 23, 2024#daily #read27

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The article "The Chinese Internet is Accelerating Towards Collapse" was published on WeChat but was quickly deleted due to strict censorship, highlighting issues within the Chinese internet. Despite its brief existence, the article's title reflects a widely held belief that the Chinese internet is in decline. Some view the Chinese internet as irredeemable, comparing it to a cesspool. Although the original article is no longer accessible, it can still be found in web archives. The author's reflections indicate a sense of hopelessness regarding the state of the Chinese language and internet.

I Witness This Path with My Body#

The article 'The Chinese Internet is Accelerating its Collapse' was published on WeChat, and the link is: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/afg3zHPpEyRzSfOR1Aeh3w. Currently, clicking the link results in the following prompt:

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This article only survived for a few hours before disappearing from the Chinese internet. It proved its own title 'The Chinese Internet is Accelerating its Collapse'!

Fortunately, the original text is archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20240523001943/https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/afg3zHPpEyRzSfOR1Aeh3w

Reflections#

There are no reflections; I thought there would be a lengthy discourse, but there was none, nothing at all. There are no reflections; the Chinese language is not worth saving, and the Chinese internet is also not worth saving; it is just a cesspool. Then, 'The Chinese Internet is Accelerating its Collapse' is, like 'The Chinese Language is Indeed Dead', a fact that any normal person knows.