What rednote users woke up to

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What does the chinese text say?

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Drink your Ovaltine

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Every time I see a "US eagle" with a speech balloon...

Well, when a bald eagle is depicted on TV, it's usually "dubbed" by a hawk. I'd recommend anybody to search what those eagles actually sound like, so you can laugh too.

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For the lazy: they sound like goofy confused seagulls.

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Cat tax? Mistranslation, or just something I'm missing?

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A lot of Americans were asking what they need to do to be welcomed, and Chinese users replied asking for pictures of our cats, this evolved into "cat tax"

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What's The Cat Tax And Do You Have To Pay It?

A cat tax is a cute image or video of a cat posted online as a fun, ironic "fine" (tax) upon introduction to a forum or social media platform, for breaking an internet group rule, or just for fun.

Dictionary.com (www.dictionary.com)

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Ah, thanks! That makes sense.

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A crummy commercial??

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Poor Chinese people

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I'm like 99% sure that the bunny is speaking Japanese here.

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If I don't search, I can keep imagining a clown car horn.

Ech

Cat tax has been a thing for years and years.

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Right one says "what are you foreigners doing? Although it is cute"

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Seagulls with good PR.

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Son-of-bitch!