So I thought this was interesting, even fascinating -- the view of Trump's win seen among cyberliterate Chinese (not Chinese-Americans). This is a perspective you wont find in English in many places, certainly not from the US media.
http://infoproc.blogspot.com/2016/11/trump-triumph-viewed-from-china.html
Trump Triumph Viewed From China
... a widely-read Weibo post (again originated from Zhihu) summarizes what Trump’s win has “taught China”, generating tens of thousands of retweets.
“1. We should retain our college entrance exam system that ensures a pathway for poor kids to move up the social ladder. The American election shows how a lack of upward mobility tears apart the society;
2. China should protect its manufacturing sector and prevent it from being outsourced. America’s deindustrialization only benefits capitalists, not workers;
3. China should forcefully resist immigrants and reject political correctness. Illegal immigrants usually compete with lower working class people for jobs, not professional middle class. When the daily safety of working class residents is threatened, they should be able to protect themselves without fear of being politically incorrect.
4. China should be adamantly against excessive care for the LGBT community. Their values and choice should be tolerated, not advocated, especially not at the expense of suppressed mainstream values.”
Last edited: Nov 29, 2016