here is an example for typical Chinese radical feminists who troll women on the Internet and at the same time adore male pop stars.
In the first two thirds of the screenshot, she cursed women who do nail painting and women who she called "liberal"(in the eyes of Chinese radical feminists, anyone who is not radical feminist is liberal). In the last third of the screenshot, she show her love for Xiao Zhan, a well-known Chinese male pop star.

Let me explain these typical curse words Chinese radical feminists like to use.
In her first post, she mentioned these words:
"♂": male sign. Chinese radical feminists use this sign to show their despite for men.
"自由钕": liberal female.(plurals or any tense don't exist in Chinese) In the mind of Chinese radical feminists, anyone who don't support radical feminism is liberal. Literally anyone(any women). Meanwhile, she use "钕" instead of "女"(the correct character) because of pervasive censorship. Many words are on the list of wordfilter/sensitive word. Social media would delete your post and sometimes block your account if there is any sensitive word in your post.
"八肽":the correct characters are "八胎". Eight children. It refers to Xuzhou chained woman incident in which a woman was the victim of human trafficking and she was chained to a wall, forced to gave birth to eight children. Chinese radical feminists use her suffering to intimidate and curse women who don't support radical feminism.
"钕⭕":the correct characters are "女权". Feminism/women's rights. The Chinese word for feminism would be censored on most of Chinese social media. Chinese incels also use this expression to show their despite for feminists. Chinese incels use Xuzhou chained woman incident to curse women, too. Many curse words used by Chinese incels and radical feminists are the same.
"温和♂⭕": moderate men's rights. Chinese radical feminists consider other feminists to be moderate men's rights.
In this post, she meant that liberal females are glad to wear collar given by men, liberal females are glad to give birth to eight children for men. She reposted and quoted a post from a radical feminism "marketing account(营销号)". On the Internet in China, there are lots of "marketing accounts" which send posts or videos to attract attention and they can make money from doing this.

In the second post of the screenshot, she wrote that liberal females are hopeless.
In the third post, she meant that liberal feminists(once again: anyone who don't support radical feminism are liberal feminists in their views) are willing to be men's dogs. She somehow criticized some (neo)liberal viewpoints like "women have freedom to do make-up" through this way.
In her fourth post, she meant that what feminists on Weibo(a Chinese social media platform) do is actually train marriage resources for men. She wrote, "If everything is allowed in the name of freedom, then we would finally found that a feminist say women have freedom to ingratiate men and love men."
"媚♂": the correct characters are "媚男". To ingratiate men. Chinese radical feminists created this term through imitating the term "媚宅"(to ingratiate otaku/anime fan service for men).
"爱♂": the correct characters are "爱男". To love men. Chinese radical feminists confuse sexual attraction with feminism viewpoints. There are delicate differences between their minds and lesbian feminism. This is really chaotic. Let's continue.

In the last two posts, she expressed her love for Xiao Zhan, a well-known male pop star. She posted all these within this month. She wrote, "(Xiao Zhan is) so leisure and so handsome" with three photos of Xiao Zhan. (We blurred out his face) She also participated in the digital cheering activities(Chinese fans organize themselves to post and repost in order to maintain and increase the online rank of hashtags of pop stars) for Xiao Zhan. Xiao Zhan is doubtless a man.
This is happening on the Internet in China everyday. (practical and public political actions are prohibited and the participants'll be in danger)
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