Folks, has anyone made the #UCUStrikesBack materials available in Mandarin?

Our universities rely heavily on recruitment of Chinese students who are exploited for the high fees (and rent) they pay to institutions that make little effort to incorporate them into our communities.
They face persistent low-grade (and high-grade) racism from university bureaucracies and indeed academic staff.

We've all heard (and too many of us have made) condescending references to "the Chinese students".
(I remember one training session on "working internationally" where the external trainer encouraged us to embrace ethnic stereotypes, reproducing several about "Chinese people" and turning for affirmation each time to the one visibly East Asian staff member in the room.)
The different ways in which our institutions exploit us and them all derive from the marketisation of higher education.

As a courtesy, the union should communicate our understanding of those issues in Mandarin as well as English.
This thread brought to you after spending the last hour of this morning's picket at the back entrance to my institution's campus - where hundreds of students, largely Chinese, walk up from the nearby blocks of recently-built student accommodation.
Whatever we were doing or saying on the picket at the main gate, it wasn't reaching these students.
Hat tip to @Nicky___R for pointing out these issues.
The answer to my initial question is 'Yes': https://twitter.com/acupunctureUSS/status/1197189288502398982?s=19
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