Well he would say that Mandarin is also official, I guess, so no problem.... Anyway, if he wants to self-sabotage by stressing that his experience of Tibet is short and shallow, that's all to the good.
Well he would say that Mandarin is also official, I guess, so no problem.... Anyway, if he wants to self-sabotage by stressing that his experience of Tibet is short and shallow, that's all to the good.
Of course that’s what he’d say. Not sure what his excuse is for not speaking Portuguese in his Brazil documentary or Lao in his Laos documentary though.
I didn't know he had documentaries on those places too. I guess they're all about the greatness of China's help to those countries.
The Laos one is about how the railway from China has helped Laos. The Brazil one he clearly filmed on holiday and covered all sorts. You can judge from this picture that China was obviously a focus.
It coincided with the 50th anniversary of China-Brazil diplomatic relations.
I visited Laos and took that railway recently. My conclusions were... probably different from his. gabrielecorsetti.substack.com/p/laos-part-...