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Re:Supreme Court rules to uphold TikTok ban, setting stage f... by dv_dt on Friday January 17, 2025 @04:34PM (#42743517)
Or perhaps you haven't encountered Chinese content because of soft suppression of the content from within the US bubble
Re:Supreme Court rules to uphold TikTok ban, setting stage f... by n144q on Friday January 17, 2025 @05:36PM (#42743998)
Do you have any concrete examples of Chinese culture elements as popular as anime that is "supressed" in the US?
Re:Supreme Court rules to uphold TikTok ban, setting stage f... by throwawayq3423 on Friday January 17, 2025 @10:26PM (#42745542)
I am also interested because I would love to explore it.
Re:Supreme Court rules to uphold TikTok ban, setting stage f... by vaer-k on Friday January 17, 2025 @10:49PM (#42745645)
Tiktok and communism are the first things that come to mind
Re:Supreme Court rules to uphold TikTok ban, setting stage f... by ric2b on Saturday January 18, 2025 @06:29AM (#42747606)
TikTok wasn't being supressed and Communist doesn't originate from China.
Re:Supreme Court rules to uphold TikTok ban, setting stage f... by throwawayq3423 on Monday January 20, 2025 @01:52AM (#42765722)
And TikTok doesn't create content, it distributes it.

And TikTok is banned in China.

Re:Supreme Court rules to uphold TikTok ban, setting stage f... by matthest on Friday January 17, 2025 @05:01PM (#42743740)
I don't buy this narrative, even as a Chinese American.

There are a ton of viral videos on YouTube about people travelling the most beautiful parts of China. Free for everyone to consume.

Chinese movies/shows just kind of suck, especially compared to the quality of Kdramas and anime.

Re:Supreme Court rules to uphold TikTok ban, setting stage f... by BlueTemplar on Saturday January 18, 2025 @05:31AM (#42747342)
Suppression can only go so far against really impressive works. Consider how even the Iron Curtain had trouble keeping them out, and today's USA has no such walls, but instead, an impressive cultural industry of its own. (Or was that your point ?)