The Meme as Mirror: What ‘Very Chinese Time’ Says About American Cultural Anxiety
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The Meme as Mirror: What ‘Very Chinese Time’ Says About American Cultural Anxiety

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2026-01-24 12:00:00
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How the “Very Chinese Time” meme exposes American anxieties about loss, globalization, and aspirational identity — and how editors should respond.

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