The Chinese government is facing embarrassment after a recent US raid captured Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, despite China's provision of military equipment to protect his regime. The US forces' success has been seen as a significant blow to China's interests in the region, particularly with regards to Venezuela's oil supply.
China's state-controlled newspaper, the Global Times, published a video attempting to criticize the US for its military actions, but it has been widely panned for its poor quality and effectiveness. The video features a gun-toting bald eagle and a wailing Chinese soundtrack, which has been described as making the US look awesome.
China's Propaganda Struggles
The video is just one example of China's struggles with propaganda, with other content being described as equally ineffective. This has led to questions about China's ability to produce successful propaganda, with some arguing that the country is not as skilled in this area as it is in others.
The US has seen a number of successes in recent years, including the removal of Bashar al-Assad from Syria and the ousting of Jim Acosta from CNN. The Iranian regime is also facing significant challenges, with protesters taking to the streets to demand change. The Chinese government has been accused of rooting against the protesters and opposing US involvement in the region.