A special deep dive into the 2026 Xi-Trump summit through Chinese social media, highlighting the top 15 viral moments, internet memes, main themes, and netizen commentary.
From official reactions and armchair generals to women’s rights defenders: China’s online discourse surrounding the war in Iran.
We’re at a very complicated time in our online lives. An explainer of “Chinamaxxing,” the “kill line,” and the platform politics behind them.
How Chinese social media is making sense of the first geopolitical shockwaves of 2026.
The meeting between US President Donald Trump and new Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi became a popular topic on China social media, thanks to a stream...
"The tariff drama, directed by Trump himself with himself as the main actor, has finally come to an end."
From Comrade Trump to the Tariff Beauty, Trump has many nicknames on Chinese social media.
"This moment is the time to reflect on our unity. If we can choose domestic alternatives, we should."
From shifting sentiments on Zelensky to a renewed focus on Taiwan, recent geopolitical developments have sparked noteworthy takes from Chinese online commentators.
From stocks to memes, Chinese netizens turn Trump’s win into a blend of playful speculation and some serious debate.
Throughout the years, Biden has received many nicknames on Chinese social media.
Chinese commenters discuss how the bullet aimed at Trump has turned into a moment of triumph.
From being dubbed the 'Sleepy King' to being hailed as 'Revive the Country' Biden, the US President is perceived in various ways on Chinese social media.
On Weibo, people joke that Biden's gaffe was a Freudian slip: "He finally said how he really feels about China."
Now that the electoral storm has somewhat settled, the issue of what Sino-American might look like under Biden is much discussed in Chinese online media.
Is Biden the preferred candidate for most Chinese, as is often claimed? An overview of discussions on Trump vs Biden on Weibo.
The third episode of the What's on Weibo podcast, discussing the latest trends on Weibo.
Why does 'Trump' have multiple names in Chinese?
Weibo users are closely following the new political trends in the West, with a recent focus on populist Dutch politician Geert Wilders.
The visit of Ivanka Trump and her 5-year-old daughter Arabella to the Chinese Embassy's New Year's Party has stirred online discussions in China.
