Seeing a post by Scott Morrison, China's air tight, now WeChat has blocked Morrison

China has mastered fighting the Propaganda war and this time the Chinese government and Chinese media have waged this war against Australia. However, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison is also not a raw player. Scott Morrison also took the path of reaching out to Chinese citizens living in Australia via WeChat through a false and misleading image when the Chinese government tried to pursue a slanderous agenda against Australia by using hate speech. The impact of Scott Morrison's WeChat strike on the Chinese propaganda became so strong that the Chinese Social Media company had to block Morrison's post .

Actually, there is a cartoon war between Australia and China right now. Recently it was reported that the Australian Army had killed 39 unarmed innocent people in Afghanistan, after which the PM of Australia has apologized and now the Australian Government can take punitive action against 19 soldiers . However, champion China in flogging human rights got an opportunity to target the Australian government on this pretext. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lijian Zhao targeted the Australian military by posting a false and misleading picture, after which PM Scott Morrison asked the Chinese government to apologize.

After this, Scott decided to use WeChat to reach Chinese citizens living in Australia. WeChat is extremely popular among Chinese citizens and Diaspora. Chinese citizens living around the world keep in touch with their families using WeChat. Scott Morrison wrote in his WeChat message that "amid the ongoing dispute with the Chinese government, we ensure that the Australian government is as sensitive to Chinese citizens living here as it was before." We acknowledge your role in the development of Australia. We are making efforts to resolve the War Crimes issue in Afghanistan with sincerity and transparency. ” Indirectly targeting the Chinese government, Scott Morrison also wrote that transparency and accountability have been our biggest priority and will continue to be.

One such statement by Scott Morrison irritated China that it censored the Australian Prime Minister's message via WeChat. WeChat said in a statement that Morrison's post was in violation of WeChat's rules, so it has been removed. It also became clear that the Chinese government had to take this step in desperation to see itself losing in its propaganda war. The Chinese Communist Party will never like to contact Chinese citizens using WeChat by a foreign leader. This is because China does not want to let its citizens reach the content outside the propaganda of CCP. Scomo caught this weak Chinese pulse and hurt him there, as a result of which he is now being censored on WeChat.

People of the Chinese government themselves use Twitter to promote their propaganda worldwide. In China, there is a Twitter ban, but all the officials associated with the Chinese government come to Twitter to confuse the world and spread lies. When Scomo decided to reach out to the Chinese people using WeChat using the exact same method, it shocked China. It would be no exaggeration to say that the missiles, the large army, and China showing off their enemies with modern weapons, were struck by a WeChat post by the Australian Prime Minister .