British actress Teresa May's recent trip to China seems to have been a worthwhile one, and she also got one on social media

The nickname "AuntieMay". Compared with the series of negative nicknames she has received in many EU countries, the nicknames given to her by the Chinese seem to be particularly affectionate and friendly.

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The term "Aunt Mei" may be derived from the authoritarian sentiment that pervades authority in Chinese culture, but it also seems to be linked to Teresa May's $1 billion cross-border trade plan for China.

In today's Chinese online social platform environment, any media symbol that emerges is the result of social media's careful hype, and today's social media have unanimously decided to will

The title "Aunt Mei" was put on the table, but it was actually a pandering to the Chinese government's foreign financing trends, and it was smart to say that it was smart.

It's just that when will the bustling masses of beings realize that they have already become the grains of ignorant dust in the Nuwa soil that shapes history?

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