The picture shows Ukrainian soldiers clearing rocket debris outside a building in the capital Kyiv that was destroyed by a Russian bombing on March 24, 2022. (Image credit: SERGEI SUPINSKY/AFP via Getty Images)
[See China March 27, 2022 News]On the 27th, according to the Hong Kong “South China Morning Post” report,UkraineCivilian-military confrontation continues on the front linesRussiaAt the time of the intrusion, there was also a “propaganda war”, there are continuous Ukrainian citizens inWeiboandWeChatWaitChinaOn the community platform, the truth about the Ukrainian-Russian war was published in Chinese, including the casualties of both sides, as well as the analysis of the battle situation, etc., in order to win the support of Chinese public opinion.
According to reports, 32-year-old Roman Khivrenko, who is currently studying international relations at Renmin University in Beijing, pointed out that the information that can be obtained from Chinese social platforms and media is deeply influenced by Russia, and we want to break down this information wall. , so that the Chinese people can see what is really happening.
Ukrainian YouTuber Masha (Kostyantynivka) from the Udondonetsk region continued to upload videos to convey the truth about her hometown after she fled Kyiv with her parents.
In videos posted on Weibo, Douyin and Xigua, she said in fluent Chinese that in my hometown, when the air raid sirens sounded, people had to take shelter in the ground. There was not enough local bread, all the banks were taken out of cash, but people could not buy food without money, and the city looked as if it was dead.
Martha studied Chinese and Chinese literature in Kyiv and studied in China for 9 months. Her “Life at War” video has been viewed more than 1 million times and now has more than 600,000 followers.
In addition, Ivan Semasiuk, a 42-year-old writer, musician and artist, has continued to write articles in Chinese and other languages on various community platforms around the world explaining the historical origins of Ukraine and Russia, and stating Russia’s relationship with Ukraine. various crimes.
Eagle Yin, a researcher at the China Institute of International Studies under the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, pointed out that the Russian aggression has greatly strengthened the national identity of Ukrainians, has stirred up patriotic sentiment among young generations, and prompted people to defend themselves in different ways. s country.
Hong Kong military commentator Liang Guoliang believes that Russian President Vladimir Putin seems to have underestimated the national identity of Ukrainians. For Ukrainians like Sifrenko, their propaganda war against Russia is actually a part of resisting aggression. He said that these Ukrainians do not expect the Chinese people to do anything for Ukraine, but they also hope that Beijing will not support Russia’s all-out war against Ukraine.
Chinese state media supports Russia
Regarding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Chinese state media such as Xinhua News Agency, CCTV News, and Global Times reposted a large number of news from Russian officials. On March 16, the CCTV news client forwarded news from the Russian Ministry of Defense that on March 15, local time, the Russian army delivered more than 90 tons of humanitarian supplies to Kharkiv Oblast, Ukraine, and distributed them to local residents. It is reported that these materials include food, drinking water, medicine and clothing.
The Global Times under the People’s Daily also quoted a report from the Russian Satellite News Agency as saying that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said when he participated in a meeting of leaders of the joint expeditionary force held in London in the form of video on March 15. , Kyiv has clearly heard that it will not join NATO, a reality that Ukrainians must admit.
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