China parodies 007 on Twitter and pokes fun at Westerners

China knows perfectly well how to use them on social networks, even those whose use it forbids its population: the proof with this parody video of James Bond, the famous British secret agent, broadcast Thursday January 6 on Twitter, a network which is banned in China. . The official Chinese news agency mocks the anti-Chinese alliance between London and Washington.

In this video, filled with laughter recorded and filmed in a castle, we thus discover “James Pond”, but not with a “B” but a “P”, a secret agent played by a Chinese actor. Entitled Dying (laughing) can wait, the parody shows two not really savvy British agents obstinately seeking to flush out Chinese espionage attempts before realizing that they come, in fact, from the American secret service …

*** LEAKED VIDEO ***
“Secret Meeting” between MI6 Agent 0.07 and the @CIA after @ ChiefMI6 Richard Moore made China the agency’s top priority.
Rib-tickling moments … pic.twitter.com/rd6ZMM3neV

– China Xinhua News (@XHNews) January 4, 2022

James Pond then denounces the critics “pathetic“MI6 against Beijing, a tactic used according to him”to get a big budget next year“On a call with the CIA, Agent” 0.07 “then learns that his phone has been tapped … by his American ally.”Being the enemy of America is dangerous. But being America’s friend is fatal“, he concludes.

A small viral weapon intended, therefore, to mock the comments made in November by the head of the British services who had declared that the priority of his services was to control the growing influence of China. The conflict with China is therefore enriched by a new weapon: humor. “Thanks for the free publicity“retorted, tongue-in-cheek, Richard Moore, the head of the British secret agents, the famous MI6.

Thank you for your interest (and the unexpected free publicity!). For those able to access the link, you can read the full speech here: https://t.co/sXZiTMzJc4

– Richard Moore (@ ChiefMI6) January 5, 2022