Xi Jinping needs to die! Prove me wrong?

wood chipped!

Whinnie The Pooh

Come get me Chinese Secret Police !

Others too.

I trust Xi more than the scum in Israel.

You eat babies with the Chinese you said?

We know who eats babies and its not the Chinese.

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YOUR A CHINESE SHILL! EAT SHIT AND DIE SHIT EATER! COMMUNIST SHIT STAIN!

The list of evil people that run the world is really much smaller than most would believe

I never got a “bad” feeling when seeing XI on TV - weird

My feeling is that there are others behind the moves on Hong Kong and surveillance state set up by google execsnfor the CCP

XI Jinping seemed like a person that loves his people and wanted a more successful open country - it has made huge strides to develop and help the middle class

Sorry to see what is happening now

Who let the virus out ?

I do not think it was him

Just my gut feeling

Believe me I am staunchly anti-Communist - in every way every day - not a sympathizer

what would it matter? another ccp borg will replace him.

Fuck off Jw

According to the historian Jitsuzo Kuwabara, the following were the most common cooking methods for human flesh:

Fu (脯 fu3): slicing and drying meat
Geng (dish) (羹 geng1): boiling in soup
Hai (醢 hai3): mincing and hashing meat
Luan (臠 luan2): slicing meat

Hai was also a punishment in ancient China.

In 2006, two arms of a child mixed with chili and ginger were discovered in a Lanzhou landfill. This was confirmed by the Public Security Bureau along with the local media.[2]

Cannibalism as medicine

Practising cannibalism for medical purposes is not uncommon in the world. Since the middle Tang Dynasty, some devoted sons have been said to cut out their thighs to let their sick parents eat them. Despite banning the practice several times, the sons were classified as "dutiful sons" in official and unofficial records. In later years, however, the practice was criticised by Neo-Confucian scholars, and may have been faked or purely symbolic in many cases.

The idea that the consumption of human flesh could have medicinal effects has, throughout the years, even driven some to commit murder: one report details the crimes of a eunuch, who ate the flesh of virgin boys to try to restore his sexual ability; another recounts the story of a man, who drank the blood of young women in a desperate attempt at rejuvenation. Chinese literature has also experienced its fair share of medicinal cannibalism. In the iconic novel "Medicine", written by the famous Chinese literator Lu Xun (1881-1936), we learn about an executioner, who secretly sold steamed bread soaked in the blood of executed prisoners (血饅頭) as a cure for "consumption".[3]

The Ming dynasty polymath, Li Shizhen, had detailed the use of human body parts for medical purposes, but condemned the use of human meat for medical treatment, calling the practice of cannibalism "stupid" and "foolish."[4]

In 2004, The Sydney Morning Herald reported a Chinese man in Beijing was arrested because it was believed he stole multiple corpses from nearby graveyards in order to make medicine for his sick wife out of a soup made by cooking the flesh of the corpses, and crushing the bones.[5]

2003 Guangdong: reports of restaurants serving dead babies cooked into soups to were sought to be blocked by the Provincial Public Security Bureau of Guangdong. 1990s Guangdong: Trafficked fetuses were boiled and sold as beauty treatments.[6]

As of 2012, human placentophagy is reported as "not uncommon" in China.[7]

Arthur Waldron, professor of International Relations at the University of Pennsylvania, has linked the notion of cannibalism to recent charges by Harry Wu, that the Chinese government is transplanting organs of condemned prisoners.[8]

Cannibalism for ideological purposes
See also: Guangxi Massacre

There have been some reports of cannibalism for ideological reasons during the Cultural Revolution and Great Leap Forward. The most well documented example is in the village of Wuxuan, Guangxi Autonomous Region where in the local officials began to practise cannibalism between May and July 1968 during the Cultural Revolution, resulting in the imprisonment of 15 local officials. Although the Party and the relatives of the victims are aware of this, it has yet to be made public in China. In 1986 and 1988, Zheng Yi (郑义), a former Red Guard and the author of Scarlet Memorial, went down to Guangxi where he obtained documents detailing the cannibalism. "For the first time in our long history Chinese ate people, not because there was a famine and they were starving to death, but for political reasons. I think thousands participated in the cannibalism and at least many hundreds were eaten. The Party knows all about it," said Zheng.[9] According to Cheng, hundreds of men, women, and children deemed enemies of the Revolution were killed and eaten by the perpetrators, who even gave comments on the best way of preparing the meat – apparently by broiling, not boiling.[10]

Cannibalism driven by animosity

In dynastic histories, there is often the description of isolated cannibalism in the context of eating one's enemy. For example, the dynastic histories describe an instance in which Wang Mang, who took over the Han Dynasty, was sliced up by soldiers, before having his tongue cut out and eaten.

Also described in the Old Book of Tang, Wang Juncao stabbed Li Junze to avenge his father. He cut open his belly, and ate his heart and liver. Wang Ban joined Sui Dynasty's expeditionary force to Chen Dynasty to exact vengeance on the former Emperor Wu. He broke into the emperor's mausoleum, burnt his bones, added water to the ashes, and proceeded to drink them. His action is recorded in the section on filial piety and justice in the Book of Sui.
Cannibalism in Chinese literature
Cannibalism is also a very common motif in Chinese literature. The famous writer Lu Xun penned a story the Diary of a Madman in which a madman gradually became convinced that the history of Chinese civilisation could be summarised in two words, "eat people", and that his friends and relatives all intended to eat him.

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Organ transplantation in China has taken place since the 1960s, and is one of the largest organ transplant programmes in the world, peaking at over 13,000 liver and kidney transplants a year in 2004.[2] China is also involved in innovative transplant surgery such as face transplantation including bone.[3]

Involuntary organ harvesting is illegal under Chinese law; though, under a 1984 regulation, it became legal to remove organs from executed criminals with the prior consent of the criminal or permission of relatives. Growing concerns about possible ethical abuses arising from coerced consent and corruption led medical groups and human rights organizations, by the 1990s, to condemn the practice.[4] These concerns resurfaced in 2001, when a Chinese asylum-seeking doctor testified that he had taken part in organ extraction operations.[5]

In 2006, allegations emerged that many Falun Gong practitioners had been killed to supply China's organ transplant industry.[6][7] An initial investigation stated "the source of 41,500 transplants for the six year period 2000 to 2005 is unexplained" and concluded that "there has been and continues today to be large scale organ seizures from unwilling Falun Gong practitioners".[6]

In December 2005, China's Deputy Health Minister acknowledged that the practice of removing organs from executed prisoners for transplants was widespread.[8] In 2007, China issued regulations banning the commercial trading of organs,[9] and the Chinese Medical Association agreed that the organs of prisoners should not be used for transplantation, except for members of the immediate family of the deceased.[10] In 2008, a liver-transplant registry system was established in Shanghai, along with a nationwide proposal to incorporate information on individual driving permits for those wishing to donate their organs.[11]

Despite these initiatives, China Daily reported in August 2009 that approximately 65% of transplanted organs still came from death row prisoners. The condemned prisoners have been described as "not a proper source for organ transplants" by Vice-Health Minister Huang Jiefu,[12] and in March 2010, he announced the trial of China's first organ donation program starting after death, jointly run by the Red Cross Society and the Ministry of Health, in 10 pilot regions. In 2013, Huang Jiefu altered his position on utilizing prisoners' organs, stating that death row prisoners should be allowed to donate organs and should be integrated into the new computer-based organ allocation system.[13] In 2018 and 2019, media investigations and academic analysis into these allegations increased.[14][15][16]

Anything to cover up the evil of the Israel den of satan.

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You fuckers overplayed your hand. I don't give a shit what the Chinese are doing. We have sick tribe members run a muck in our own country.

Time for heads to roll.

You don't have the balls. Chinese Shill. Eat shit and DIE!!!!!!!!

Like I said I dont give as shit about the Chinese. 100% Anglo Christian American. Keep pushing us.