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Judging from what I've seen on r/worldnews where it looks like many people have caught on to Adrian Zenz and ASPI, I think tackling these kinds of conversations from a media literacy angle seems to be the way to go.
I'd start off by bringing up the current geopolitical context (e.g. between US and China, I'd mention the Trump administration's trade war and his trying to shift blame of covid mishandling onto China) and tie that in with:
From there, I'd just start going through commonly cited sources and debunking them with effort varying depending on how receptive they appear to be. So if they seem to be onboard the "most of this is highly sensationalized bs" idea, then I'd point them to some good sources that do the debunking, and otherwise I'd walk through the debunking process with them myself step by step.
Oh yeah for sources I'd provide, I don't know much about DPRK besides that fantastic haircut video, but for Xinjiang what I'd go with depending on topic would be:
Debunking stuff:
What is (most likely) actually going on: