China people still love Japan

[tobelightlight]

On December 6th, Sushiro opened its first two stores in Shanghai, and crowds lined up for more than ten hours just to get a seat.

Videos quickly spread online showing massive queues despite years of state propaganda urging Chinese citizens to boycott Japanese brands.

The long lines were seen as a direct contrast to the government’s attempts to control public sentiment toward Japan.

One Chinese customer even joked that the CCP’s ban had backfired because “it’s really delicious, no wonder it’s so popular.”

Comments across social media mocked the government, with some saying the CCP “can’t even stop people from eating sushi.”

More observers noted that ordinary Chinese are showing support for Japan in their own quiet ways, no matter how hard the CCP tries to restrict them.

This unexpected surge of enthusiasm for Sushiro has sparked debate about how disconnected the government is from everyday Chinese citizens.

 

[laksaboy]

Tells you a lot about the low IQ folks outside of the Great Firewall who believe the CCP propaganda.

Huawei vs Apple in China.

 

[eatshitndie]

long lines at ramen nagi as mostly tiongs would wait 69 minutes on average to get a table.

 

[tobelightlight]

Despite the Chinese Communist Party's propaganda and trying to control public opinion in Japan, the demand for Japanese brands has not diminished.

Sushiro, a popular Japanese conveyor belt sushi chain, opened its first stores in Beijing and Shanghai in China, drawing huge crowds of up to 180 people with up to 12-hour waits despite anti-Japanese propaganda in China!

Observers on social media noted that no matter how hard the CCP tries to restrict demand for Japanese brands the reality is that the governments anti-Japanese diplomatic card no longer works on everyday Chinese citizens

One Chinese customer even said “I came because it's delicious! Waiting is tough, but worth it."

Sushiro has already opened about 70 stores in mainland China, and the operating company plans to accelerate the opening of stores in the Greater China area, including Taiwan and Hong Kong.

 

[syed putra]

Nobody eats tasteless Chinese food anymore. Not even in china.

 

[tobelightlight]

Sushiro, a popular Japanese conveyor belt sushi chain, opened its first stores in Beijing and Shanghai in China, drawing huge crowds of up to 180 people with up to 12-hour waits despite anti-Japanese propaganda in China!

12 hour wait??? seriously?

 

[laksaboy]

Nobody eats tasteless Chinese food anymore. Not even in china.

Too much mala has destroyed the tastebuds and the rectal lining. Food becomes tasteless, and anal sex becomes painless.

 

[Yumiko]

Too much mala has destroyed the tastebuds and the rectal lining. Food becomes tasteless, and anal sex becomes painless.

@A Singaporean na, for you LOL