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Chinese Soyjaks (Mandarin: 熊猫人表情包,; Pinyin: Xióngmāo rén biǎoqíng bāo, lit. "panda expression pack") are the Chinese equivalent of Soyjaks. Much like Soyjak came out of Wojak, Chinese Soyjaks came out of a form of Chinese rage comics known as Baozou[1]. Much like the 'sharty, these Chinese Soyjaks are posted on a website known as Baozou Manhua[1]. Chinese Soyjaks are characterised by a low-quality, crude caricature of a panda originating from an Egyptian commercial[2]; with an even lower-quality face pasted on it, usually with a nonsense Chinese caption below it. Chinese Soyjaks got their name and were popularised from a Twitter post making fun of gemmies.
