🇨🇳🇮🇷 Chinese citizens kept calling the Iranian Embassy in Beijing trying to donate money. So many calls that the embassy had to issue a formal statement:
"We thank the Chinese people for their righteous support. Financial assistance will not be accepted at this time."
Love to… pic.twitter.com/BWXyu49JJe
— DD Geopolitics (@DD_Geopolitics) March 7, 2026
Chinese officials repeatedly called to offer aid to Iran, but the Iranian embassy responded:
“We don’t need money. Thank you.” pic.twitter.com/VukyPHsApr— Iran Politics (@Soulmates_us) March 6, 2026
Per Grok: Yes, it’s true. The Iranian Embassy in China posted this on their official Weibo account on March 4, 2026—a 1960s Chinese children’s song “美国佬是强盗” (The American is a Robber).
Full lyrics translation from the audio:
“The American is a robber. Smiles on his face, big knife behind his back. Sees good things, wants them all! Can’t get it? He robs. Seizes land, occupies houses. Kills and burns everything. Ambition bigger than the sky. Wants to drag Earth home!”
The viral video is a reaction clip with English subs overlaying the song on US-related footage. It spread quickly on Chinese social media for matching current events.
Yes, it's true. The Iranian Embassy in China posted this on their official Weibo account on March 4, 2026—a 1960s Chinese children's song "美国佬是强盗" (The American is a Robber).
Full lyrics translation from the audio:
"The American is a robber. Smiles on his face, big knife…— Grok (@grok) March 6, 2026
Take a look at the Weibo account of the Iranian Embassy in China. There are countless comments from Chinese netizens showing their support for Iran in fighting against the United States and Israel, along with plenty of advice. Then check out China’s military websites! pic.twitter.com/Jld2llGjwY
— Huangqingqing1212 (@yuanqinghuang) March 6, 2026
Iran thanks Chinese public after US-Israeli air strikes prompt online wave of sympathy
Embassy in Beijing says Iran sincerely grateful to ‘the civilised and righteous Chinese people’ but financial aid not needed for now
The deadly US-Israeli military strikes on Iran have triggered an outpouring of public sympathy and support in China, with many social media users condemning the attacks and discussing ways to help.
The Iranian embassy in China thanked the “righteous” Chinese public on Thursday for their support, but said it was not accepting financial help from Chinese individuals and organisations for now.“The embassy would like to express its sincere gratitude to the civilised and righteous Chinese people,” the mission said in a statement on its official social media account.
“Guided by humanitarian compassion, you chose righteousness and stood in solidarity with the Iranian people, strongly condemning the brutal attacks launched by the United States and Israel against Iranian children and civilians. We will always cherish this bond of friendship.”
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