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pro-Chinese

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adjective

  1. in favour of or supporting China, its people, culture, etc

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The accounts then began spreading pro-Chinese content about Tibet and India, reflecting how fake networks can be redirected to focus on new targets.

From Washington Times

The Clemson University team is also tracking pro-Chinese accounts targeting users in both Chinese and English about issues of importance to the Chinese government.

From BBC

There are long-held suspicions within the Kim regime toward any pro-Chinese groups that surface in Pyongyang, and its army bristles at the memory of its wartime subordination to Beijing.

From Washington Times

The research firm Graphika recently identified AI-generated videos that it linked to a pro-Chinese influence operation.

From Seattle Times

There was a big pro-Chinese crowd for the game, including Hall of Famer Yao Ming, who is the chairman of the Chinese Basketball Association.

From Seattle Times