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fried rice deemed "obnoxious" by authorities was jailed for ten days. He is quoted as having posted, "The greatest result of the Korean War was egg fried rice: thank you, egg fried rice! Without egg fried rice, we would be no different from North Korea. Sadly, there's not that big a difference nowadays."
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company posted a fried rice recipe and had their account on Weibo suspended, and all replies to the post were frozen. The account was shut down as the post "insulted the People's Volunteers" fighting with the North Korean communists during the war. A man who posted a comment on October 8, 2021, about
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posted an egg fried rice recipe and was widely denounced by officials and forced to post an apology. He was accused of using the video post as a "malicious political innuendo" insulting to Mao's legacy. On 27 November 2023, two days after the death anniversary of Anying, a video of Wang preparing the
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during the Korean War. On the morning of November 25, 1950, he had overslept. According to some accounts, once awake, he stole eggs from the general's supplies and was cooking breakfast for himself despite orders that staff were only to cook at night for fear of American air raids. As he was making a
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Controlling posts about egg fried rice during October and November and publicly shaming those involved "is seemingly a condoned method of constructing an internet that conforms to socialist core values." The fried rice story involving Anying's death has never been confirmed and is said to enrage
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dish was posted on Weibo. The video was subsequently taken down and Wang, in an apology video, said his team uploaded the video without his knowledge. He also declared he would not prepare any egg fried rice nor post any videos about it. As a jab at this, Taiwan's Foreign Minister
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While some doubt the story's authenticity, internet users have taken to posting egg fried rice recipes yearly during October or November as a form of protest against the Chinese government.
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are a form of internet protest used by Chinese internet users against the government, occurring yearly around October 24, the birthday of
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Chinese nationalists and Communist Party officials. The Chinese Academy of History (
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attack by American forces on the area, who were drawn to the cooking fire.
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showed "Freedom Fried Rice" in a video celebrating Christmas of 2023.
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is done as a subtle jab at the death of Anying during the
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pan of egg fried rice, he is said to have perished in a
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Mao Anying
Mao Zedong
fried rice
Korean War
Peng Dehuai
northeastern Korea
napalm
Wang Gang
Joseph Wu
China Unicom





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