Funny how a 20-year-old poet from 1200 years ago still scares some modern platforms.
Yu Xuanji died once in the Tang dynasty —
now she gets executed again by moderation algorithms.

Scrolling Chinese sites: every “patriot” jumps around like an NPC screaming slogans.
Speak one truth, get dog-piled.
At this rate, we’re fast-forwarding to a bargain-bin militarist-era Japan—
funniest part: they call themselves anti-Japan.

China has its GFW.
YouTube has its shadow-GFW.
Uploaded a video clearing the name of a woman executed in 868 AD—
7 hours later, it’s already at 2 views.
Some things really never change.
Decide for yourself if it’s “dangerous content”:
youtube.com/@YuXuanjiLeg...

Thought only authoritarian regimes buried women’s voices.
Turns out modern algorithms are nostalgic too.
A long video about Yu Xuanji—a poet beheaded for being too sharp—
got silently throttled in 7 hours.
2 views and counting.
Here, judge for yourself whether history is still “sensitive content”

She was 20 when they beheaded her.
Her story was silenced for centuries.
Watch and speak for her → youtube.com/shorts/kYyhp... She was silenced because she was a young woman. Speak for her if you hear voices.
#YuXuanji #JusticeForYuXuanji #DarkHistory #Poetess #Feminism #WomenInHistory #HerStory

YouTube Short: “Soviet Jokes = Illegal?”
(telling the classic gulag joke)
48h later:
86 views
74 random Shorts swipes
6 from my own channel
Watch time: “still processing… check in 2 days” lmao
2025 America: tell a Soviet joke → algorithm sends you to gulag
Stalin’s dead. YouTube AI took the job.

We must face it: reactionary forces exist in every nation.
To oppose only one country, one party, or one ideology is often a distraction — a way to look away from oppression in other forms. That is not awakening. That is selective blindness.