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  • Inside the world of Chinamaxxing, where Gen Z are ‘becoming Chinese’

    Inside the world of Chinamaxxing, where Gen Z are ‘becoming Chinese’

    A viral social media trend called 'Chinamaxxing' sees young Americans romanticizing and adopting Chinese culture, from eating dim sum to practicing tai chi and wearing Chinese-inspired fashion. The trend is driven by admiration for China's perceived modernity, soft power, and community, but critics warn it overlooks issues like censorship, youth unemployment, and social challenges in China. Some creators promoting Chinamaxxing may have support from Chinese authorities, and the trend has been welcomed by Chinese officials as a sign of growing global appeal.

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