Survivor of Mao's cultural revolution speaks out on Kylian Mbappe fallout in China over laughed-at meme
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Xi Van Fleet calls China's backlash against Kylian Mbappe over a Mao Zedong meme "ridiculous," saying most Chinese people don't know what he said.
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Survivor of Mao's cultural revolution speaks out on Kylian Mbappe fallout in China over laughed-at meme. Xi Van Fleet calls China's backlash against Kylian Mbappe over a Mao Zedong meme "ridiculous," saying most Chinese people don't know what he said. Covered by 1 publications. Fox News: Survivor of Mao's cultural revolution speaks out on Kylian Mbappe fallout in China over laughed-at meme.
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- Fox News United States Survivor of Mao's cultural revolution speaks out on Kylian Mbappe fallout in China over laughed-at meme Xi Van Fleet calls China's backlash against Kylian Mbappe over a Mao Zedong meme "ridiculous," saying most Chinese people don't know what he said. 29 Oct · Tier 3
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