In Chinese, a tonal language, words can be represented by different characters but sound similar. For example, 河蟹; pinyin: héxiè (river crab) sounds similar to 和谐; pinyin: héxié (harmony, used to mock the CCP espousal of a “harmonious society”). This tool translates censored words into their homophones — readers will know the real meaning of the word depending on the context
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