Xinhua News Agency recently released a kuso short film “No Time to Die Laughing” on Twitter, ridiculing British and American agents, which has aroused heated discussion in Western countries. Picture: Retrieved from YouTube/New China TV
Chinese state media Xinhua News Agency was beaten twice in a row! Xinhua News Agency recently released a kuso short film “No Time to Die Laughing” on Twitter, imitating the latest Hollywood movie “007: No Time to Die”, satirizing British intelligence agents and the United States The intelligence department eventually attracted the director of the British MI6, Richard Moore, to respond “Thank you for the publicity.” Some netizens ridiculed the Xinhua News Agency to post a short video on Twitter, “Now I understand why China is pirating American programs.”
This English-language short film imitating 007 recruited two Chinese actors to act as British intelligence agents. In the film, the dialogue pointed out that the British and the United States fabricated China to create debt traps and used digital surveillance. They were actually just “excuses” for gaining more budget. The film also sours the United States, and there is a ban on the risk of backdoor procedures for China’s Huawei.
Britain, which has always been conservative, reacted surprisingly quickly this time, and it was Moore, the director of MI6, who personally came forward. He directly named Xinhua News Agency and the US Central Intelligence Agency “Replying to @XHNews and @CIA” on Twitter, expressing his gratitude to Xinhua News Agency. Attention, and unexpected free publicity!Moore also pointedly stated that for those who can access the link to the film, take a look at Moore’s previous work at the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS).Full speech。
In his speech at the end of November last year (2021), Moore proposed to adapt to the rise of China. Is the “single priority” of the espionage department and warns of risks such as China’s existing debt traps, data exposure, and vulnerability to political coercion. In his speech, he pointed out that China is trying to use the openness of British society to distort global public discourse and political decision-making.
For Moore’s “thanks”, Xinhua responded by asking Moore to be honest with the public and tell the truth from all lies regarding China. Unexpectedly, netizens were ironic, questioning why Xinhua News Agency wanted to post the video on Twitter? Isn’t China banning Twitter? Some netizens laughed, “Now I understand why China is pirating American programs.” Some people say that China has finally accepted Western humor. Others say they thank Chinese state media for providing ridiculous entertainment and meme content.
In his speech at the end of November last year (2021), Moore proposed to adapt to the rise of China. Is the “single priority” of the espionage department and warns of risks such as China’s existing debt traps, data exposure, and vulnerability to political coercion. In his speech, he pointed out that China is trying to use the openness of British society to distort global public discourse and political decision-making.
The official Chinese media Xinhua News Agency reposted an English short film imitating 007. The film recruited two Chinese actors to play the role of British intelligence, kuso western intelligence officer, New China TV
In response to the Xinhua News Agency’s kuso video, Moore, the director of the British MI6, thanked the free publicity and took the opportunity to advertise. Netizens are invited to pay attention to the speech on the threat to China.Figure: Retrieved from Moore’s Twitter
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