If you have been to Taiwan you cannot help but notice the stark contrast of manners between the Taiwanese and mainland Chinese.

@twomix1822

2 жыл бұрын

Yes… traditional Chinese culture is still maintained in Taiwan while in China most of these traditional culture and morals got gutted by the CCP regime. The CCP basically wants to eradicate traditional Chinese culture they perceived as “weak”.

@drumpfdon760

2 жыл бұрын

@Twomix really?? Hahaha.. yes, you are 1000000% "correct", old brainwashed "genius" kidd!! Hahaha... what a shame!!

@burt3907

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, i was there 4 years ago and you could not help but notice the difference, but i noticed that the Taiwanese are heavily influenced by Japanese culture, hence the soft voice and politeness.

@drumpfdon760

2 жыл бұрын

@Burt yes, you have a good point there!! In fact, both cultures are based on Confusianism!! And, China is now trying to revitalise it now!! They need moral values, not only materialism!! Communism is basically materialism, but, once you have it, you need to rethink about it!! CPC is the Civilization Party of China!! Only Communist in name!! Hahaha...

@blogusvox

2 жыл бұрын

@@drumpfdon760 Ah, as usual, you're on cue, wumao. 🤣

I was born in China but raised in Singapore and Canada. Whenever people complained about "chinese tourists" it always shocked me because my family and friends are so considerate when traveling. But I understood when I traveled back to China. I was stranded at a train station one day and had to fight off literal hordes to get another train ticket to Hong Kong for my flight back to Canada. Everyone was pushing and complaining I was taking too long. I took 5 min because I had to explain that I can't read and that my situation was urgent, and it was longer to process with a passport holder rather than someone with a chinese resident card. There was also an instance of a airplane attendant from a local airline ripping off my earphones out of my ears without warning when I was just sitting at my seat listening to music during boarding. I even started bleeding a bit where she pulled it, realized this later. She then incited the other passengers to "punish" me. I was 25 at the time but I look very young, and I was being bombarded by dozens of other people sermoning me like a child. The airplane intendant was very smug that I couldn't defend myself as my chinese vocabulary was not fluent and noone could understood me expressing myself in english. Her colleague had to intervene when I started crying. It was actually horrifying. Worst travel experiences ever

@Catherine.Dorian.

2 ай бұрын

That must’ve been really overwhelming and scary. But I can’t deny, I’m so glad that you guys are hated as tourists too. Cause my whole life I’ve always heard the “ugly American” about us as tourists lol, glad it’s not just us the world hates to have visit

@user-nv1gm2zj7y

2 ай бұрын

ther is a mall near my home.... a decade ago there where no spitting signs............ in english and guess what otehr language?

@Liriq

2 ай бұрын

That's a horrible experience. Sorry you went through that.

@tomevers6670

2 ай бұрын

I had a Chinese guy stand 2 inches away from me in USA while I was shopping for a shirt in a completely empty store. 😂 I yelled at him and told him that’s creepy in the USA. Don’t do it. It’s not China.

@rv-jn7wn

2 ай бұрын

I am American first not Mexican How about you?? Are you Canadian first??

I went to Beijing when I asked for directions in the airport people were not even look at me. After I visited Taiwan people were very friendly and polite and supportive.

@greenscenery1974

27 күн бұрын

That's because Chinese are not obsessive

@funkymonk5344

22 күн бұрын

@@greenscenery1974what does it eve mean? 😂

I was in the crowd viewing Versailles. It was packed and we had to move slowly, tightly packed. Then 4 Chinese Women started shoving us to get through. As they pushed us, we in turn pushed the ones next to us. I stuck out my elbows and the last one couldn’t push through. I said no! But she kept trying! We were going up stairs too. Boy was I angry.

@roycomps3435

2 ай бұрын

I had exact same experience!!

@thistimeisdifferent

2 ай бұрын

Hahaha if you had to fight then at Versailles don’t go to Le Louvre…hahaha you will have to throw punches.

@mangoshake

2 ай бұрын

Same experience in Japan. They usually get shoved by old Japanese men on bikes but I'm always a bit more respectful by saying "excuse me" in Japanese first before nudging them aside. It's a wide sidewalk, but they always block the entirety of it.

@LythaWausW

2 ай бұрын

This happened to me too! It was on a bus which was very slowly unloading passengers. A group of little old ladies didn't want to wait their turn to get off so they literally shoved us to the side and pushed their way to the front of the bus. I figured out what was happening and put my hands on the seats to my sides and the last lady in the group could not pass me. Unwilling to get down on the floor and crawl under my arms, she had to wait her turn. It was a shocking display of disrespect.

@RA28xx91

Ай бұрын

Same thing in London 😂group of chines tourist were pushing everyone in their's way like crazy😅everyone would turn around and look at them like wtf 😮

I talked to a Chinese engineer who helped build a dam in my country. He says that the Chinese tourists you see, the vast majority of them go on group tours because that is their reward for reaching or exceeding their quotas. Many of them are from rural China. He makes no secret of his disdain for how those people besmirch the image of Chinese people, but he also understands that the CCP made them this way.

@AJayZy

2 ай бұрын

What quotas?

@tuanivando9634

2 ай бұрын

We hosted students from many countries. Mainland Chinese kids are the worst. Japanese kids are the best.

@HaulinOats315

2 ай бұрын

​@@AJayZy production

@AJayZy

2 ай бұрын

@@HaulinOats315 Kind of like how pyramid schemes offer you a vacation if you sell X amount of product? 🤣

@AJayZy

2 ай бұрын

@@cl8045 Most of Chinese people in China are rich? 😭😭😭

CCP is the most responsible culprit for removing 5,000 years elegant culture.

@scottdoesntmatter4409

2 ай бұрын

WRONG! That was Chairman Mao. Tell me, what did you think would happen when Mao wiped out all the temples, burned all the writings, and murdered in vast purges anyone with a brain?!

@sakesaurus1706

2 ай бұрын

Hear me out with russian culture it's kind of the same We went from peacemaker to warmonger in 2 generations 💀

@hentype

2 ай бұрын

Common communism L

@droppedcroissant4291

2 ай бұрын

Not to mention completely destroyed ancient martial arts

@multatuli1

2 ай бұрын

No, east asian is just westernized.

When you watch a video only to find out 7 minutes later that you're watching a Shenyun ad.

@stadbab

2 ай бұрын

literally tho, gross.

@silencemeviolateme6076

2 ай бұрын

Thank you

@bbbeanz

2 ай бұрын

NO WAY. I was two minutes in and saw this comment and fast forwarded and realized you’re right!!! christ’s sake

@marijkenol9335

2 ай бұрын

@@bbbeanz You are welcome 😁

@adamrmoss

2 ай бұрын

They got me again. The biggest troll is halfway through a Shen Yun performance when you realize it is Falun Gong propaganda.

My wife and I went to Italy last fall. I can honestly say that the Chinese tour groups are by far the most rude. Many Chinese individuals would cut through the other tour groups, yelling to their travel mates, interrupting the tour-guides lectures. Anyone with any manners would go around the other tour groups but they would just walk right through them like they were some inconvenience. I didn't see anyone else doing that the ten days we were there. Rude, abysmal behavior.

@d.s.151

2 ай бұрын

TBF I'm European and I do that. Twenty or thirty people can't expect to be able to take up a huge area of public space, especially in a tourist destination, and have everyone else walk around them. That's incredibly arrogant. Get out of the goddamn way.

@awsheit

2 ай бұрын

I just got back from Turkey and they were unconscionable. They'd cut in front of you trying to take a picture, they would run down old ladies trying to get their carry on luggage off the plane, they'd have twenty man parties cut in front of people in line. I imagine I'm probably going to get into a fight every time I travel bc of these people.

@3811eric

Ай бұрын

Yeah, but Chinese are Chinese, not Asians. We should never confuse the Chinese with Japanese or Koreans. It's too bad the Chinese are in Far East Asia area with these advanced countries...

I used to work at a beachfront restaurant in California. We had many different tourist groups from Asia. We had Japanese, Filipinos, Koreans, Vietnamese, and Hong Kong Chinese as well as Chinese from Malaysia and Singapore. All were generally respectful, courteous and friendly. Mainland Chinese were a different story. The arrogance, sense of entitlement, lack of personal hygiene(especially from a civilization that developed medical advancements)was really shocking to be around. I have a lot of praise and respect for Chinese culture and civilization, but the behavior of Chinese tourists needs a serious upgrade. Respect for other people and their cultures and traditions should be honored. Whether you are American, Chinese, Indian, Russian, Nigerian, etc. Be good to your hosts.

@Golgi-Gyges

5 ай бұрын

What medical advancements did the Chinese invent? I think you are incorrect, personally.

@danielch6662

3 ай бұрын

Rob, compare the Chinese from Malaysia vs Chinese from Singapore. These are basically the same people ethnically and culturally. However one is much more wealthy than the other. And one behave better than the other. It's about wealth and recent wealth. As Lei herself put it in the description, it's all about "breeding and culture". Old money have that, new money don't. PS: I'm from Malaysia.

@mikeng.4121

3 ай бұрын

Why some American have “bad” manner?

@horaciomisa7625

3 ай бұрын

Delicate topic but Its simply said that you cannot change your race but your culture can change albeit slowly.

@letsgowalk

3 ай бұрын

@@danielch6662 Are you implying that Singaporeans are rude? Is this actually true, or simply based on a rivalry? I went to both MY and SG recently, and as a westerner of Chinese descent, I actually found Singaporeans to be quite nice and helpful. Not Japan or Taiwan level polite, but they certainly didn’t seem mean or arrogant, at least not to me.

It is with such an irony that the Confucius philosophical teachings are more practiced by Japanese and South Korean people today and much less by Chinese people.

@sakesaurus1706

2 ай бұрын

tradition outlives the origin of it tho and China can't erase it no matter how they try

@canle2000

2 ай бұрын

Japanese and South Korean have their own cultures. Why do you think they have learn from Confucius philosophy?

@natty_tilly

2 ай бұрын

​@@canle2000 Japanese here. Actually, our culture is heavily influenced by ancient Chinese culture including Confucius philosophy. It was widely studied during the Edo period, and its impact still goes in morality in modern day Japan. Not only in regards to Confucius philosophy, but we learn to read ancient Chinese poems in high school, and some of the annual events are based on ancient Chinese mythology. Even 漢字(Kanji) literally means "the letter of Han".

@danielchiang1752

2 ай бұрын

@@natty_tilly You are a real Japanese. Concerning the Confucius philosophy, South Korean culture is not an exception either.

@westbourne

Ай бұрын

Chinese Confucius Party has now become Chinese Communist Party

I had the pleasure of working for a Chinese company for 7 years here in Germany. The Chinese company had bought ours 25 year old successfully micropropagation lab and wanted to copy the techniques. It was a drastic change in work condition. We were constantly at odds with our Chinese boss, constantly screaming at eachother. What surprised our new boss most was that we often said 'No'. She was not used to that. But she was asking for things which were destroying the quality and which went against the western work ethics. The company was closed last year after over thirty years of success. We had lost most of our customers due to our declining quality and new aggressive behaviour towards them

@Rabiusa

Ай бұрын

Our company is also in Western Europe, and our department got a new Chinese boss a year ago. She is a tyrant and a bully. Anyone who does not do what she says will face retaliation, demands respect without earning it, and aggressively blames and shames her underlings for anything that goes wrong - and expects us to take it. She was likewise shocked that we dared say "no" to any of her orders. As such, many in our department have resigned or are leaving (myself included). We went to complain to an ombudsperson last year, who also works for different companies in our city. Interestingly, he said that he was dealing with very similar cases in other companies and organizations - the common denominator was that the bosses acting this way were overwhelmingly from mainland China (and, in second position, Japan). I hate to say it, but this just seems like East Asian management style.

@MrDibara

Ай бұрын

Almost looks like the Chinese company was there to sabotage your previously successful lab. *Although the pathetic reality must be that this is just the norm in mainland China.* 😑

@MrDibara

Ай бұрын

Almost sounds like the Chinese company was there to sabotage your 25-years old successful lab. _But more than likely, this is just the norm in mainland China and your new boss genuinelly couldn't adapt._ 😑

@MrDibara

Ай бұрын

My comment keeps getting deleted, what is up with that?! =__= Let me try this again: It almost sounds like the Chinese company was purposefully sabotaging your successful 25-year old lab, _although the sad reality is more likely that, this is just how it is in mainland China._ Too bad your new boss couldn't adapt to her new enviroment. 🫤

@cosmicmuffin322

Ай бұрын

The beauty of China exporting its culture to the world 🙃

My Chinese coworker who is in his 60s has a very good answer for this. He from time to time will tell us very interesting eye opening things about Mao's red guards back in the Big Leap days at lunch hour. The red guards were a sizable portion of people of his generation who were coerced to commit despicable acts against their own friends and families and traditional values. Its very tragic because after being used purely as political pawns they got pushed to far away rural areas to cultivate and "revolutionize". Those people then grew old and raised bad children. When China entered their industrialization phase, the government started to buy lands and make those people millionaires overnight. And these "new money" then started traveling outside the country... The conversation came up because he said there are more and more genz kids supporting communism and that worried him because he sees himself going through the same emotions like back in the day.

I live in Guangzhou for 2 years for teaching foreign language, 2 reason of this " bad manner". 1) A child is born and parents way tooooooooo busy to take care of them due to 996, so they leave them with grandparents. 2) One child policy, child do not know how to share or care because is only child, they will think everything is mine.

@Stellanmushroom

2 ай бұрын

i'm chinese myself, born in the 1990s and i can guarantee you it goes far beyond that. my great-grandparents were from wealthy land-owner families, both went to high school (in the 1930s!) and lived a relatively nice lifestyle until the regime took over. the result is none of their 7 children, all born between the 40s and 50s had been able to even finish primary school, their wealth was completely taken away, and because of not being able to handle how poor they had become, they separated. my other grandparent also had family properties that were taken away and simply deserted, and her family also could not afford to educate their children, despite knowing that they were talented. this ended up creating a generation that knew nothing about how to properly raise the next generation, the idea that education is unimportant, and so forth. it's just purely annoying to think about it that we could've been much more and didn't have to struggle so hard.

@Celisar1

2 ай бұрын

@@Stellanmushroom Your explanation reg. the withdrawal of wealth and lack of school education in the generation of your grandparents has nothing to do with the ability of your great- grandparents to raise their children properly and teach them manners and how to behave. That are independent abilities.

@Shadow__133

2 ай бұрын

N2 is bullshit 🐂 💩 I have no siblings, yet never treated anyone badly, my parents never pampered me, and I always shared my toys with cousins and friends. Correlation does not mean causation.

@Sauceyjames

2 ай бұрын

@@Celisar1 Nah… I live with boomers and one of them had parents who had 7 children. Only two of them he gets along with, and its not bc ofnhis parents.

@bluedistortions

2 ай бұрын

3) the Chinese government teaches them they are superior, and all other cultures and races are beneath them. 4) if they travel, very likely they are part of the upper class and politically connected, and the upper class Chinese are used to being able to behave however they want around anyone they perceive as beneath them.

When I visit China for the first time ten years ago. It was like everyone is having this dog eat dog mentality. Super competitive. Even when treating us to a dinner by over ordering. The need to show off, the face culture, The lack of humility shock me because that’s how I’ve been raised as a Chinese Malaysian. That was my first impression of China. The brainwashing still happens but outward, mostly my father. “There’s no crime in China.” Like it’s a utopia to be emulated. “Everyone in China is rich” but whenever we visit our relatives in China where they live probably just above the poverty line. Basically how I view the US with those rose tinted glasses when I was a kid.

@sealion6444

2 жыл бұрын

I've met a woman in her mid 20s believe that China is safe because guns doesn't exist in China. Her logic was because it's illegal and especially because she never saw a gun irl before. Or a rich spoiled female failure as a lawyer who believes that there are no single parents because it's illegal and because she never met one while I've met many in my first year living in China. She also believed that China defeated poverty as China has claimed, thus zero homeless people, and of course again, because she don't see them on the streets, while fact is that there are still plenty

@MrChopstsicks

2 жыл бұрын

@@sealion6444 The worst one was seeing lines of the elderly abandoned and they lined up from our tour bus to the restaurant begging for money. We had to rush and squeeze through like celebrities being mobbed by their fans. That was my first time seeing the elderly abandoned by their children and it was so bad that the state had to create a Filial Piety law.

@AlexRodriguez-gb9ez

11 ай бұрын

@@sealion6444 I have to say there are some ways its easier for homeless people in China than in America. The lower tier cities are designed for ebikes + mopeds, the police may ignore laws to allow you to sell stuff, the cost of living is much lower, families less likely to put their family members out. China has a lot of problems due to their economy being cut-off, them being landlocked, and historical bad economic management.

@sealion6444

11 ай бұрын

@@AlexRodriguez-gb9ez sorry but you clearly know nothing about China since you gobble up all the Chinese propaganda which is 99% fake. I lived in China when ebikes became popular and when it failed. Ebikes was a huge disaster and in the end it was just another waste of natural resources and as terrible of as untreated plastic waste. Here is just a small video fragments of what ended with they bikes hype and this is actually nothing compared what you can see today if you know how to do some fact checking online. kzread.info/dash/bejne/a4Jls9qsj661idI.html

@Sfgxsjnetujbhh

11 ай бұрын

DOG EAT DOG MENTALITY??💀might wanna use a different phrase...

I never really noticed this until I was asked by my uncle to go as a tour guide/translator for a day for a couple of Chinese donors to their church, and while it was obvious they weren't really quite rich but had enough dough to spend on a donation, I couldn't help but feel annoyed during the trip as I was the only one who could understand what they were saying, and they were dropping really rude comments about the locals and the places despite knowing a translator was among them. And based on how they talked, it was obvious they hadn't been too far out of their own village and they judged everything they saw was beneath them, which is everything about my country. Glad I never had to see them again after that day

Much better observations than expected. The Cultural Revolution was a terrible crime against humanity. The treasures that were lost…sad.

The lack of manners was also seen in Russian tourists in Europe after the collapse of communism. in fact it was so bad that some restaurants banned them in spite of the money they brought in. It was said that they were very rude to the waiters which was the last thing you would have expected in the classless communist society .

@saya-mi

3 ай бұрын

"Classless"? Everybody in the former easter block new the society wasn't classless. In fact, there's a saying in Czech about this: Všichni jsou si rovni, ale někteří jsou rovnější. Translates as "We're all equal, but some are more equal than the others"

@billbogg3857

2 ай бұрын

@@saya-mi All equally low class then.

@ian7379

2 ай бұрын

70 years of communist autocracy will do a number on any people. The parallels between Russians and Chinese are striking in this respect.

@user-pw8fu8ji9r

2 ай бұрын

It’s a toss up as to who is worse. The Chinese or Russian tourists. It’s absolutely unbelievable how mannerless and rude they are. Exactly like children who have had to parenting.

@rianmilit

2 ай бұрын

@@saya-mi That's a paraphrase from Orwell 's Animal Farm.

I was treated poorly by a Chinese student who attended the same university as me. She didn’t like the United States and she made that very clear. She was extremely rude and arrogant. I was so surprised since, we were barely acquainted. Sadly, a good percentage of students who attended the university tried to avoid the Chinese students whenever possible. Such a shame.

@zaiks0105

2 жыл бұрын

US university? Tell her that she still can't figure out why she is here in the US. If she gets it, she'll be ashamed of her "single-threaded" brain

@YoAddicts

2 жыл бұрын

That's stupid. I have met Chinese in HK that woke up because they saw how poor their own government treats their regular citizens. It's ironic that we now have to read English to study Chinese culture. I also know people who studies Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It's ironic how TCM scientists have to go to Japan to re-discover their own Chinese culture and wisdom from medical documents that were lost during the cultural revolution.

@drumpfdon760

2 жыл бұрын

@@YoAddicts really?? Hahaha...

@ClannerA01

2 жыл бұрын

@@drumpfdon760 Cultural Revolution. They basically did their best to wipe out their own culture claiming it hampers progress and industrialization.

@drumpfdon760

2 жыл бұрын

@@ClannerA01 So?? It's already more than 40 years ago, and only lasted for few years!!! So?? Do you know about Khmer Rouge in Cambodia?? Do you think Cambodian culture is gone, now?? Hahaha... But, you must know that the Native peoples and their cultures are/were almost wiped off in North America and Australiar, no, old shameless brainwashed brainless childish hypocrite?? Hahaha.... what a shame!!

Agree 100%. It's a great shame that the mainland has lost its connection to thousands of years of rich culture, rooted in the values of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism -- culture that spread to other parts of Asia and modern day countries that were once part of great ancient Chinese empires. Countries that today are well known for politeness, kindness, and great manners. It's a real shame, the loss of this connection.

I live in the area of Queens, NY that is mostly Chinese. I heard a conversation between 2 young American Chinese girls. One was talking about her neighbors in the building she lived in. She talked about how rude and arrogant the "mainlanders" were.

In 2014 I stayed at the Hilton hotel in Thailand where they had an excellent all you can eat buffet. The guests and staff were friendly and polite until 2 buses of Chinese tourists arrived, I have never ever seen such rude selfish behaviour it was disgusting, especially their treatment towards the Thai staff.

@jparsit

2 жыл бұрын

Chinese tourists love Thailand. Most come from poor provinces and never travel abroad. During Jap war, millions escaped to Thailand and got very rich. They own everything in Thailand and improve the local economy. Most Thai whitewash will bash the Chinese and the poor. We understand them who came from poverty and hunger. The Chinese younger generation with education will be better. It does not bother me more than an influential society with an expensive war uniform and killing people around the world. Feed them with food, not bombs.

@drumpfdon760

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, they are/were unruly and bad manner. And, it's all 'CCP's faults, isn't it?? Hahaha...

@DilbeardAlbeard

2 жыл бұрын

All other Chinese diaspora hates mainland Chinese as well.

@drumpfdon760

2 жыл бұрын

@@DilbeardAlbeard really?? All?? Hahaha...

@jjc1347

2 жыл бұрын

I find it funny, that a group of Chinese citizens represent the whole country. What does that mean about the US and Black Friday then?

I always thought it was "little prince syndrome" that was behind the rude behavior of Chinese. Basically, because of the One Child Policy, children were spoiled like little princes and were not given any discipline. Basically, because parents could only have one child, that child was given whatever it wanted. Also, children would not be socialized as well (no brothers or sisters) and would not be able to understand how their behavior would hurt the feelings of others.

@ChairmanMo

Жыл бұрын

This is exactly right. The socialization of a lot of Mainland Chinese is fucked up as hell.

@daryldaryl913

10 ай бұрын

Yes. Lack of discipline.

@zachstarattack7320

8 ай бұрын

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@ShirokiMaki

2 ай бұрын

Oh those are the children, these are the parents and their grandparents. Now imagine these generation put though One Child Policy and forced to only have one child; all those crap distilled into one kid. Only saving grace is some of them knows how to use a VPN and think for themselves.

@ZhovtoBlakytniy

2 ай бұрын

There is never such a simple answer, but it is a small part of the big picture. Another piece of that puzzle is the survivors of the famines. They are always trying to prepare for scarcity and it develops an "every man for himself" mentality. This is deep trauma. We need to be patient with traumatized people.

I too have noticed over the years that the Chinese seem rude loud and aggressive. With one notable exception. I was having a week's holiday in Vienna visiting galleries, restaurants and museums mostly. In the main art museum I decided to have a very nice lunch in it's in-house restaurant. It was quite busy and a young Chinese woman asked if she could share my table. Being English, I of course said she was welcome while wondering to myself what I was in for. It turned out that she was visiting Vienna as a tourist for much the same reasons as me. Her command of spoken English was impeccable, with a good English accent and she was cultured, polite and well mannered. I noticed that she wore expensive clothes and had an expensive phone and camera. We had a most pleasant conversation and each went out separate ways. Thinking back, I concluded that she came from a wealthy family and had been educated at an expensive Englush private school. It seems that, as everywhere else, a priveliged upbringing can pay dividends.

When I was in Hang Kong a few years ago, a couple of Mainland Chinese tried to push their way through in a line we were waiting in . Well I didn’t let them and boy did those two ladies get upset, screaming and yelling but to no avail. They cause problems here in Australia

It's like a society being robbed of their soul.

@asgaiyawaya3973

2 жыл бұрын

Their soul needs to be restored.

@eduardochavacano

2 жыл бұрын

Asgaiyawaya 397 In western society so many teenagers and elderly are depress and anxious. They need weight watchers and alcoholic annonymous. In China woman at the age of 60 can still work in construction sites and straight men work in beauty salons. The elderly take care of babies and not locked up in nursing homes or retired in Pattaya Thailand.

@asgaiyawaya3973

2 жыл бұрын

@@eduardochavacano and yet the difference is so obvious you have no excuse for ignoring it. In China people can't fight back or they get their skulls kicked in and are thrown into concentration camps where the guards can pretty much do whatever they want to them. In the west however people fight back and if the government retaliates the people fight even harder and more committed. And unlike what left wing groups used a year ago these people show resistance through non-violent means no matter how much leftists try to provoke violence. In fact westerners demonstrated they stand a better chance of using the law to it's full intended effect this way and the left is in retreat as a result because they now have no idea what to do. That's the difference between a country that has a soul and is willing to fight for it and a country whose soul has been robbed. For China to change it would take a fight on par with the American Revolution. All westerners need to do show we do not support this, whatever it may be, is to simply say no, or honk a horn, block a road, you know pick your non-violent method.

@aurorajones8481

2 жыл бұрын

Thats what Communism does.

@asgaiyawaya3973

2 жыл бұрын

@@aurorajones8481 a thorough history lesson on communism makes that pretty self-evident.

Living in Beijing was shocking! Confrontations and even physical violence in public was unbelievable. At work there was always a struggle for dominance. My Chinese boss called it dog eat dog. I agree.

@user-cr6yp7vx9r

2 ай бұрын

Well compare to USA, China is a paradise, no shootings, no daylight robberies, no attack on random strangers....

@nelsonhill4625

2 ай бұрын

​@@user-cr6yp7vx9rI'd rather take my chances with crime instead of an oppressive government that can disappear you at any time.

@w.reidripley1968

Ай бұрын

​@@user-cr6yp7vx9r Time for you to binge-watch China Uncensored, with emphasis on the direct effects of "any and all dissent is forbidden (and a death penalty matter)."

@user-cr6yp7vx9r

Ай бұрын

@@w.reidripley1968 I've learned one thing in this internet world, anti-China crowd would always watch anti-China programs and believes everything the programs say, pro-China crowd are doing the same, believes everything in those pro-China videos, I try my best to be objective, so I watch all sorts of videos, and I live in US and have travelled to China recently, my observation is both countries have many problems, it's hard to say which one is more superior, they both live in their world.

@rp3884

18 күн бұрын

​@@user-cr6yp7vx9r says a chinese 🤡💀

As a westerner having lived in China I quickly came to the realization its a dog eat dog rat race, contracts and agreements/deals mean nothing if someone else will offer a single extra yuan. While I did meet some wonderful people, for the most part...courtesy? Zero, compassion for their fellow citizens? Zero. They'd kill the last of a species if it meant even a minor profit. Its a very frustrating country to say the least. The only way I made it through some days was reminding myself I could leave at any time. Food and drink was great though. 😅

I remember in 2014 standing in a large group of people in Beijing airport looking to catch a connecting flight. As we were very slowly making our way through Customs, there was this noise of people getting louder behind me - it was a group of Chinese who arrived at this section for the same reason we were there. But instead of joining the back of the queue, they all went around the sides and pushed through the middle as if the rest of us were furniture or something. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. I to this day can't understand the disrespect and arrogance. Also, why do so many - not all, of course - but so many Chinese have to shout when speaking to the person next to them.. in the supermarket, in a quiet shop, on the bus or train - it gets right into your ear when you're on the next seat to them. Such unnecessary noise pollution, why??

After the rudeness of the Chinese spies to the British piano play, I am learning that their horrific outburst is normal to communist Chinese, so this is very interesting.

@melvinjansen2338

2 ай бұрын

Generations of snitching on your neighbour can do that

I went to a conference in Japan, we all the. Went to China for a cultural visit. It was such a culture shock regarding the way we were treated by people. Outright rudeness predominated as opposed to the polite Japanese. This is a fascinating examination of the issue. Thank you.

@AutodidactEngineer

Жыл бұрын

Japanese are also rude towards foreigners

@Nettsinthewoods

Жыл бұрын

@@AutodidactEngineer I have to say, bar being flashed at at some traffic lights and some rough. En making fun of us in a bar, I found the Japanese exceedingly polite. Having said that, I know that they do not like foreigners

@spellerlittlewing

Жыл бұрын

People from Japan are disrespectful also

@vitadude5004

Жыл бұрын

@@spellerlittlewing even there are rudeness feel polilte according to indian standard 🤣🤣

@Twodime4032

Жыл бұрын

I hate Japanese being too polite. Japanese people are well known for their fake politeness, it makes you feel not sincere. American are very straight forward too. Japanese people often think American are rude too, but really are they? I also know how the white poeple in America are so fake and overly polite. It is just a cultural difference. Come on. You are just being racist. Even, Southwestern Chinese are more straight forward than eastern Chinese.

I am chinese (Canadian) and I am so embarrassed all the time when I witness rudeness by chinese people. All the comments are so true.

My understanding about this issue is that during the Cultural Revolution when the intellectuals, artists and other educated people were rounded up and either killed or jailed the proletariat people went to great lengths to separate themselves from the refined manners of the elites and would make a point of acting rudely in public to save themselves. It seems that the CCP pretty thoroughly destroyed their refined culture and most of the people that kept it alive. It’s a great tragedy and loss to the entire world.

@nikolaisedov2295

2 ай бұрын

Yes, same as in Russia after communists came to power, they suppressed anything and anyone that contradicted their ideology (i.e. most of the well-educated people). And they were ideologically proud of low-class backgrounds. It all resulted in violent people with barbarian tendencies gaining uncontrolled power. The KGB for one was nothing but a bunch of psychopaths who could do whatever they wanted. And the legacy of those dark times still affects the world today. Putin is from the KGB

@minitntman1236

2 ай бұрын

Communism is based on the belief that man is a blank slate. Thus if we remove culture and everything bad and good, we shall have a man in which we can repaint them in the chosen image. But life proved that is nigh impossible because even the they themselves couldn't remove these heritage. That is why we still have chinese food.

What was worse to me was not their bad manners but their poor personal hygiene and I am speaking about people who got college degrees and rented my house. They almost destroyed the departament and I had to ask them to leave just 3 months after they signed a one year contract.

@GaryLePleb

3 ай бұрын

I was living and working in China for 4 years, mostly teaching at a high level university. The behaviour of students and staff was horrible. The students would treat the brand new building with no respect at all, regularly kicking the walls and spitting on the floors, and the staff would grant a pass to any student who failed but gave a big bribe. After a few years, I had enough. Construction of the brand new buidling was shoddy, the new building and furniture kept breaking and crumbling, I found cigarette ashes in the cafeteria food, and everything was in a constant state of filthiness and disrepair. Meanwhile, the stench from bathrooms and horrible plumbing systems permeated the school. And this was a highly ranked university.

@azucenavillarroel9526

3 ай бұрын

@@GaryLePleb "A constant state of filthiness". How true.

@MysticOceanDollies

2 ай бұрын

I’ve met an international kid from mainland China, and the stench coming from him was awful. His roommate complained to me that he never saw this guy go into the bathroom for the purpose of a shower and he was wearing that same shirt for a month straight.

@panthercrows

2 ай бұрын

@@MysticOceanDollies Remember mao zedong? He wasn't brushing his teeth. He says, "Does a tiger need to brush his teeth?". There you go.

@exosproudmamabear558

2 ай бұрын

​@@panthercrowsHe doesnt ecen wash after sex and had multiple sexual relationships with women. Here Stds,infidelity and unhygenic maniacal behaviour.

I used to shop at a big Asian grocery store in the Sunset District of San Francisco back in the 90’s. Almost 100% of the other shoppers were Chinese and although it was pretty chill to shop there it was quite common to be intentionally bumped with a shopping cart by some older Chinese lady while waiting in the check-out line, as if it would make things go faster. Anyway , it was pretty disrespectful. One day someone in line bumped me with the cart , I got fed and immediately whipped around, grabbed the front of the cart, pushed against it a little and admonished them for it.

Thank you for tackling this subject that was very apparent since the 1990s with the sudden influx of mainland Chinese to the West Coast of the US specifically in California - San Francisco, CA. I was born and raise there and they came in, took over quite fast real estate on the coast side of the City. We were already a diverse City and it would baffle, and annoy most of us quite fast that you could be at a gas station looking across at a man with a turbin on his head, Pakistani for example, who did not speak a word of English BUT knew how to smile and be A HUMAN BEING. In the super markets the newly arrived Chinese would push and shove, UNNNECESSISARLY in line. I was already in my 40s so after a few years I put it together. ALL OTHER FOREIGN BORN, NON ENGLISH SPEAKING PEOPLE coming & staying in San Francisco, acted with an ounce of humanity, while the mainland Chinese, never made eye contact, had no social graces at all. This is not about money. This was I suppose years of what you are saying: Red China took away their past culture, and the lack of knowing how to maneuver POLITELY through the Western World.

I've heard the aggression described as "It's such a crowded country, you have to fight for your share." I'm sure they believe it but there are lots of very crowded countries where people aren't as aggressive, deceptive, and back stabbing.

Visiting Taiwan was a real pleasure. I was obviously in a modern society and was was surrounded by "mostly" happy people who almost all told me they were united with a common purpose: "To fight the CCP to keep our freedom." Visiting China was ridiculous. It was like I was in the 1950's. To say they some had "bad manners" is putting it very politely. Many mainland Chinese, especially the older ones, acted like idiots with no respect for other people, having no common decency.

@maolo76

2 жыл бұрын

Obviously you haven't met the real Taiwanese.. Lol. They are rude asf also. Believe me.. To foreigners.. They will be nice.. But to their own people. They wont hold back expressing their opinion and anger. The Hong Kongers is the same.. They treat their local people rude.

@duyle-ej6ty

Жыл бұрын

I hope I can visit taiwan too, before China attacks it.

@_SamUSA_

Жыл бұрын

@@duyle-ej6ty Don't worry. Even if the CCP attacks Taiwan you will be able to visit Taiwan after the CCP is destroyed.

@skateboardingjesus4006

Жыл бұрын

@John Grigg It's widely recognised that if you want to see genuine Chinese culture, go to Taiwan. If you want to see a bizarre facsimile, beaten into subjugation by decades of greedy corruption and totalitarian ideology, go to CCP land. People should stop calling the PRC "the mainland", as Taiwan is it's own mainland. Let Red China stew in it's own filth, until the people work up the balls and self-respect to reclaim their country.

@Twodime4032

Жыл бұрын

Yea, That's why I believe Taiwan is the Republic of China not Taiwan because Taiwan is more Chinese then mainlanders.

I was eating at a hotel restaurant in Peru and a group of Chinese tourists brought their own ingredients (caiman crocodile meat they illegally purchased at a black market) to cook for a soup. The chef brought out a sample and the lady angrily responded in Chinese, broken Spanish, and broken English. Then literally followed the chef back into the kitchen to continue yelling at him and look over his shoulder. The people in her group seemed to think this was normal, while I was looking at the whole thing amazed. That was the first time I noticed the Chinese tourist phenomena.

@cliffordyee745

Ай бұрын

I'm not doubting you but how did you know they were Chinese?

My last Hawaii trip on a visit to black sand beach, sea turtles were resting and had roped off barriers to give them solitude from tourists. A Chinese family ignored the barriers and let their kids stand and jump on the turtles as they took pictures. I scolded them but they ignored me. Finally a lifeguard physically pulled them out. Shameless

Had a Chinese girlfriend in Vancouver for a while. Her Chinese friend was a dog breeder who had been shut down for animal abuse on several occasions. She said to me that they both thought it was funny that she had been shut down twice. They are only dogs for heavens sake .. I remember thinking at the time how uncaring that was. Really bothered me. I ended the relationship, couldn't take it.

@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/iJdnl9RmqbXaqrQ.html I can totally understand why you had to end the relationship. Please watch this :_(

@rebeccaaldrich3396

2 жыл бұрын

I hear you. Imagine what it'll be like if China takes over. Scary.

@KaRomy831

3 ай бұрын

Good for you great decision

@theodoreolson8529

2 ай бұрын

@@KaRomy831 I have a Chinese girlfriend. Coincidentally she breeds dogs too, Shiba Inu and Akita dogs. She loves dogs. When she visits me she is very kind to my dog as well. I have traveled quite a lot. I would not say rudeness is limited to one country. I have been embarrassed by my fellow Americans overseas, Australians, British. There's no monopoly on rude behavior. Blaming the government...maybe. I don't think people from any nation while traveling should get a pass on behavior.

@mikeyturnpaugh9856

2 ай бұрын

Sadly alot of people in India are the same way when it comes to animals.they are treated like a material item to do whatever you want with.

I'm part black and it's always Chinese people who treat me poorly. During a conversation their attention is 100% towards my white friends and they never look me in the eyes or my general direction even when I talk, and when we were parting they said goodbye to everyone but me. I've met many asian people but it's always Chinese people who make me feel like an outsider in my own country.

@1whoQuestions

2 ай бұрын

Sorry that was your experience. Not all Chinese are jerks like that. You just met some bad ones.

@ivandamara4912

2 ай бұрын

as a chinese with darker skin complexion in southeast asia, i always feel like an outsider, esp with these chinese people.

@Jotaro-o

2 ай бұрын

@@1whoQuestions It's sadly not just some bad ones, it's a constant bad experience. Been given poor or even no service at Chinese restaurants and just overall disrespected at social events. I know there are very kind and respectful Chinese people but those I've met so far have not been. It's a shame too because I like Chinese culture.

@1whoQuestions

2 ай бұрын

@@Jotaro-o sorry you are having bad experiences. These people are rude even to their own kind. They love to kiss the whites’ butts. I don’t let them get to me anymore. I treat them individually as they treated me.

@1whoQuestions

2 ай бұрын

@@ivandamara4912 don’t let them get to you brother. Treat them individually as he or she treats you.

Not just bad manners but so dirty...when they rent rooms in a hotel or other places, they kind of destroy the places. They shouldn't be allowed in some places, it's not discrimination but poor hygiene.

@furankii

2 ай бұрын

Yess a lot of them think that they paid for the room and cleaning service so they make a mess to get their money's worth..

When I was a child I went to Disneyland, and still remember how a majority of the Chinese tourists misbehaved. Pushing, shoving, staring, throwing trash on the ground, and yelling were common while waiting in line. There was no respect for what we called personal space. I am ashamed to admit that those encounters left a bad taste in my mouth for Chinese people and it took many years to erase those bad feelings. But I'm glad they are gone because I have learned so much from my Chinese friends and have a lot of love for Chinese people now.

Chinese guy here. Very true message! I also used to be ashamed and embarrassed of being Chinese for many years due to the negative behaviour of many Chinese people around the world. Took me a long time to love and appreciate my own culture.

@yinlu3610

2 жыл бұрын

While I appreciate our old culture, I do not respect our current modern day counterparts. Those guys are just plain disappointing *period.*

@Waverlyduli

2 жыл бұрын

Your name doesn't appear to be very Chinese. Did you accidentally grab the wrong fake Wumao KZread account, or can you actually elaborate on what aspects of Chinese culture you came to love, besides autocracy, persecution and graft? Thank you in advance. I look forward to your sincere response.

@Joshuatree7746

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t blame you. What is there to love or appreciate about today’s Chinese culture?

@darrenh0218

2 жыл бұрын

Taiwan is real Chinese culture

@et_phonehome_2822

2 ай бұрын

Don’t blame the CCP, it’s one upbringing. No excuse for such arrogance and attitude.

I was married and lived in Hong Kong in the late 90’s, the Chinese Hongkonger’s there were the very height of well mannered cultured global citizens, this changed after the handover, after mainland Chinese flooded into Hong Kong… This is not an elitist outlook, it is what it is I’m afraid. Hong Kong had the potential to teach so much to mainland China, and the Chinese 'culture' as a whole; yet that opportunity was not only mislaid it was intentionally forfeited. A Culture, a city like Hong Kong can not be made, but it can certainly be subverted.

@MM-qp4pd

2 ай бұрын

The U.S.A. media ain't no better where we are also bombarded with fear based gloom and doom , divide and conquer, black vs white, vacx vs unvax , red vs blue mentality. Probably worse in the USA cause they hide it better and Americans are clueless.

@ChairmanMo

2 ай бұрын

I tried teaching the Mainlanders myself.

@EVL-xj5vc

2 ай бұрын

Have to disagree that Hong Kongers were polite. They have always been rude impatient and arrogant.

@unclerukmer

2 ай бұрын

Hong Kongers are really lovely people and the city is truly a marvel. It's heartbreaking what the CCP has done to it.

@sakesaurus1706

2 ай бұрын

Britain should never has handed HK to china. It should've been British this whole time.

As a airline flightcrew, We dreaded working the Beijing-US flight. On a 15 hour flight, they throw their trash on the floor for anyone to step on, climb over seats, and the bathrooms -- OMG. "SH!T in the sinks and P!SS on the walls.🤢 Just filthy behavior. We have our mandarin speaking crew to make announcements in how they should 'be clean'. Fell on deaf ears.

@koalatheworld

2 ай бұрын

No wonder when I was visiting Thailand, I heard a Chinese announcement in a shopping mall toilet reminding Chinese tourists to wash their hands after they pee etc... I went to the counter to ask for translation and was shocked that Thais went all out to ensure the Chinese wash their hands and keep the toliet clean 🤣

@bchompoo

Ай бұрын

@@koalatheworld Really? I live here and often I heard an announcement in Chinese language in big department stores but I have no idea that it's about washing hands after peeing. Funny.

@koalatheworld

Ай бұрын

@@bchompoo As a news media translator, the Mandarin announcement inside the Terminal 21 toilet, sparked my amusement. It conveyed a straightforward directive: "Please wash your hands after peeing." What struck me as particularly humorous was the blunt use of the word "peeing." The announcement's creators seemed oblivious that such direct language might be considered inappropriate for a public setting. No Chinese person would openly say such a word. To verify what I heard, I even went to the front desk to inquire. 🤣

I'm European but grew up mainly in Singapore and travelled frequently to Hong Kong and Taiwan. I expected the PRC Chinese to have a similar standard of manners and politeness, but when I first went to China I was shocked and dumbfounded at how rude people were , still am actually. Their behaviour can be shockingly inconsiderate and not just occasionally - for many it seems to be the norm. Now, years later, I understand that the CCP was largely to blame. Thanks for this video which explains it in detail.

I really enjoyed Hong Kong when we visited Disneyland because the local people were friendly, generous, helpful and loved my mixed race grandchildren. Unfortunately the mainlanders pushed into queues waiting for rides and I had to physically “stand my ground” more than once. The cultural differences were huge and very disappointing. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

@Twodime4032

Жыл бұрын

Oh, you really think you are superior to take hongkong back to British control. As a mainland Chinese, I am not someone who constantly cuts rides. You are talking about the older mainland Chinese. And Hongkong will never be independent. Ofc culture is different, Australia has different kinds of culture inside the country too. What are you even talking about. This is a racist remark you make toward mainland Chinese.

@Twodime4032

Жыл бұрын

That is very correct, that explains to us that China is a very diverse place and there are people with different kinds of thoughts and culture. It was surprised for me to see how democrats and Republican think so friendly in the US

@Twodime4032

Жыл бұрын

No that just mean Australians are entitled to their classiness.

@Twodime4032

Жыл бұрын

Well even within China, there are many criticism on different kinds of people from different regions. People from Shanghai are considered the rudest. People in Shandong and SIchuan often don't like them because are very welcoming. You should not generalize all of Chinese.

@iainmair485

Жыл бұрын

@@Twodime4032 Never mind your thoughts on someone’s meaningless comments, as a mainland Chinese person, what are your thoughts on this documentary?

China has such a beautiful history and culture, it’s a shame that it got so easily destroyed.

@drumpfdon760

2 жыл бұрын

Destroyed?? By the "CCP", right?? Hahaha... Yes, they did make the mistakes, due to Mao's political ambitions. But, all leaders after him, did/do their best to preserve and rejuvenate the Chinese culture!! Have you ever set foot in China, old brainwashed "genius" kidd??

@thomasdong3882

Жыл бұрын

Communist actually help China a lot don’t get brainwashed and I’m not a bot

@truthvigilante2180

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasdong3882 😂🤣😂😂😂 lol

@seriouscat2231

Жыл бұрын

@@thomasdong3882, with all their lies they help people to not see how bad they are.

@AlexRodriguez-gb9ez

11 ай бұрын

China isn't really communist, and a lot of the bad parts of modern Chinese culture come straight from ancient Chinese culture like Mencius saying that Mozi is wrong that we should treat everyone equally nicely since its un-natural, we should focus on only treating our parents well.

How does the destruction of traditional arts (not even traditional since ballet came from the outside) correlate to poor manners?

@evaweiss1160

2 ай бұрын

First I was curious where she was going, then I was astonished the conclusion was the Shen Yun dancing group which is run by a cult (she does mention it’s run by Falun Gong members). While I can see a role for art transforming culture in a positive way, a cults take on history isn’t the answer.

@koijupiter

2 ай бұрын

idk rhe history about China, so im only going to answer the question in your comment. An appreciation for the arts is to learn appreciation for the human heart, its flaws and differing interpretations of the world. The correlation of the destruction of the traditional arts to poor manners, comes from the fact that if a lot stuff LIKE the arts was destroyed, not just arts, it leaves mostly only space for things you’d do that would garner ‘clout’(social credit score), that only benefit the government, reputation, eventually there comes in other nasty stuff. (side note; Art still exists in china of course, but i cant imagine theres total full freedom to do as you wish without repercussions.) So like in the video, imagine if you cant do ballet that tells a beautiful story of freedom, or the flawed human experience, but only about propaganda, perfection of the nation and weapons. The easiest way to destroy a culture, a people, is to destroy their art and stories. Most people dont tend to think art is important like science or math, but it contributes as a whole to the culture and wider community. It does a lot more than what people realize basically, freedom of expression(how you dress, what you eat, music, etc) vs strict protocol(the opposite)

@faithlesshound5621

2 ай бұрын

It's not just the Chinese Communist Party that does that. Any puritanical or fundamentalist outfit tends to do the same. The religious zealots in 16th and 17th century Britain wiped out a lot of folklore and replaced it by the cod-history of the King James Bible. At times they managed to ban music, dancing and the theatre. The Wahhabi sect of Islam does the same. It was taken to extremes by the Taliban and ISIS. I would be surprised if Pol Pot's regime left Cambodia undamaged. The "Punk" movement of 1970's Britain fostered the kind of behaviour people are complaining about here. They prized spontaneity over art and skill. Sometimes a subculture becomes the dominant culture and everyone tries to copy it.

@hamzaferoz6162

11 күн бұрын

@@faithlesshound5621 Taliban aren't Wahabis And Pol Pot did destroy Cambodian culture Even today The Genocide is a major traumatic event and many old Cambodian Traditions and stories were lost

I live in New Zealand, our population of Chinese was very small before the late 1980s. People from Hong Kong started coming over to live before HK returned to China. Then in the 1990s more people from the Peoples Republic of China came. There was a noticeable difference. The Hong Kong people were much more aware of interactions between themselves and others who were not of their race. Also the Chinese from the Republic find it difficult to come to terms that they are a minority in other countries. The people from the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea and Japan are more use to foreign concepts. The people of the Chinese Republic can often be seen as impatient, loud, and clearly dont understand boundaries when it comes to personal space. Also it may be a clash in generations. The Grandparents never had the choices of their grandchildren .

When I was in Europe (Netherlands) I remember standing in line at a food stand. A short Chinese woman cut the line in front of me. Since she was so short, the attendant didn’t see her and asked for my order over the top of her head. She acted surprised and looked around as if she had no idea there was a line and then made her way to the back. I didn’t think much of it at the time. Since then, I have heard other complaints about “ugly Chinese” behavior abroad. I just assumed it was their equivalent to the “ugly American.”

I wouldn’t call their manners bad….it’s. way worse than that. I would say it would even shock a caveman from the Stone Age.

It’s not a coincidence that China is now probably the most materialistic country on earth, against pretty stiff competition.

I was recently in Hong Kong. I could notice the difference in manners between the locals and the mainland Chinese.

I am Korean. As you said, I hope the real China comes true in some days.

@jasonfung9516

2 жыл бұрын

Not until 1billion Chinese people in china decide to fight against CCP, just like American and Russian revolution, but truth is, mainland Chinese r brave only for killing innocent, they don't have ball, so real china before CCP is a mere dream or myth.

@ronnieb9663

2 жыл бұрын

Yeh when pigs fly it will. Getting worse.

@azmodanpc

2 жыл бұрын

The Cultural Revolution generation will fade away and hopefully the Genxers and Millennials will take over. Just like in the Us the Jim Crow generation has thankfully slowly lost its grip on the nation. Racism is still present but the days of segregation of the 60s are now condemned and discussed, unlike the censorship in China.

@tungsten8332

2 жыл бұрын

You mean like Taiwan, they pretty much kept their roots for the most part.

@asgaiyawaya3973

2 жыл бұрын

Depends what you mean by real. That's just based on a study on 4000 years of Chinese history. If you mean the actual Chinese state well that's just a small province that spread out under Shi Huang Ti. Making everything within his empire just occupied territory. In truth I Don't think there is such a thing because they have never remained unified under anyone. The closest they ever came to stability was under the Ming Dynasty and that lasted only 300 years. There whole history is just this continuous cycle of unification, a honeymoon phase where there is stability until some idiot comes to power who somehow does something to piss off his own people then it goes into a period of expansion or attempted expansion until the people have had enough where it breaks apart until the cycle starts again. You don't have to take my word for it pick a province at random and read its history and see for yourself even the author of Romance of the Three Kingdoms summarized Chinese History as " Empires wax and wane and States tear asunder and coalesce." And that was written in the 2nd century. See why i said I don't think there is such a thing as the real China.

Fascinating I have observed first-hand some of the appalling public behavior by Chinese tourists, but given that Americans have had a reputation as ill-mannered tourists, I felt reluctant to call out the behavior of the Chinese tourists. I also worried that my attitude might come from some racist attitudes. I finally decided there was something uniquely troublesome about the behavior of Chinese tourists after an incident during the Japanese festival of ohana-mei, cherry blossom viewing, when a group of Chinese tourists climbed into the trees to tear off branches as souvenirs. Nothing could have horrified the Japanese more, and now the Japanese have special sections of exhibits for Chinese tourists, or carefully escort Chinese tourist groups just as the Japanese have done with Westerners for many years. I had attributed this to Japanese racism, which they have in abundance, but it seems to have a factual basis as well. Thank you for explaining a behavior of Chinese tourists that had previously surprised and confounded me.

@chanakya_nan

2 жыл бұрын

Indian tourists: Hold my beer! * carves "Sai ❤️ Fatima" on cherry blossom tree with hammer and chisel brought from home * I am just kidding, don't get angry at me please.

@ralphemerson497

2 жыл бұрын

One group of tourists does not lack manners as compared to any other group. I’ve seen arrogant Americans, Chinese, Indians, Saudis, Israelis and many, many others exhibit foul public behavior. It more boils down to a respect for a foreign country’s culture and history by the tourist. Unfortunately, there are many rude and obnoxious people of every culture.

@drumpfdon760

2 жыл бұрын

And, do you agree, it's all 'CCP's faults, old kidd?? Hahaha..

@aristoclesathenaioi4939

2 жыл бұрын

@@drumpfdon760 you whippersnapper, young dolt are all fault of the the CCP. A laughable, ridiculous shill of the CCP and their fifty-cent army.

@drumpfdon760

2 жыл бұрын

@Aristocles Athenaioi btw, from which country do you come from, old brainwashed "genius" kidd?? I trust that all your people there are honest, kind, well-mannered and highly educated, right?? Hahaha...

I just visited Versailles in France and saw some Chinese tourists in Paris. I didn't see any rude behavior from them in the capital but, in Versailles, they were extremely unpleasant. So many Chinese people gathered in the King's bedroom and agressively pushed everyone to take pictures, without any regards for people around them. In that room in particular. They didn't seem to care about any other. We tried to figure out why with my husband and my friends. We wondered if it was because it's the king's room, so because of hierarchy and the idea of power it represents, or because it was a red room, and Chinese people tend to like red, that it unleashed so much passion from them.

@koalatheworld

2 ай бұрын

"red unleashed so much passion from them." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 So true!!!

@fuzzyfl5592

2 ай бұрын

It’s because it’s supposedly the “main” attraction in that place to them. Many tourists don’t know much about the history, and the king’s room is always the main room in Chinese palaces. It’s not about power or the hierarchy…but if you wanna go there you can always say the reason a king’s room being the central part is because of hierarchy. China is an overcrowded country and there are generations of traumas generated from lacking of resources, including food and other essentials. So in a way yes, we do have this every man out for themselves mentality, and people can get really competitive, rude or even ruthless. I don’t like it, I wish we can grow out of it, but seeing westerns who probably know very little about our history and our current life making comments like this still hurts me.

A Chinese lady and her daughter yelled at me one time because my dog was passing by in front of them. They were so disgusting and loud that it was embarrassing. They own a convenience store and since then, I spread the word of their rudeness and arrogance in the neighborhood. Of course I defended my dog, I was NOT having their bad behavior.

@zainnee

2 ай бұрын

As if white Karens and Kevins don’t do this on the daily to non-white people by asking to speak to the manager when they don’t get their way. They are equally loud and more obnoxious about it.

@charlynegezze8536

2 ай бұрын

The convenience stores and bazaars in Madrid are mostly Chinese-owned and the Chinese women are aggressive, rude and generally nosy, especially to women. I´ve had fights with all of them.

@porcelaincrown

2 ай бұрын

Or they could just be scared of dogs...wonderful that you spread rumours about people you dont even know well everywhere you're so well mannnered. Wow 🙄

@natyvasova90

Ай бұрын

@@porcelaincrown they're mean people. They have no right to yell at me in front of anyone. They are disgustingly rude not just to me, but to others as well. They have to be put in their place.

@porcelaincrown

Ай бұрын

@@natyvasova90 and yet you don't even know them. One interaction was enough for you to label them as mean people. Look in the mirror.

Maybe one of the most eye opening video about Chinese tourists bad conducts. But also why so many Chinese make me feel they don't have a broad culture. And why I always find differences between Taiwanese, Hong Kongese and Chinese way of thinking. Thank you!

@Twodime4032

Жыл бұрын

Hong kong is chinese too.

@Twodime4032

Жыл бұрын

Why I always find difference in Texans, Californians, New yorkers, Puerto Ricans and Floridan thinking. thank you

@jimmyfaltu8155

Жыл бұрын

@@Twodime4032 Chinese are worse

@itsover9008

3 ай бұрын

​@@Twodime4032 If you think any American is going to get angry and try to save face, you are so wrong. Freedom here means the ability to acknowledge differences, without the need to save face. There are differences between Texans, Floridians and Californians, and the main factor is southern hospitality. The funniest thing is that this is coming from a non American, and I'm sure many Americans will agree with me.

@sharlee9477

2 ай бұрын

@@itsover9008 Not to rain on your parade, but omg dude, as an American from California, this is the funniest thing I’ve ever read. Please relay your definition of freedom to our dearest President Trump whom nearly half of the country agrees with, I’m sure he’d love that too and celebrate our differences 😂 Also, don’t forget Texit and Yes California

Like everyone else in this world, the Chinese need to grow up in a kind, nurturing environment where they are taught to behave. Unfortunately millions of Chinese are not given this opportunity. Life is very brutal in China. I see both rich and poor Chinese behaving badly, regardless of their backgrounds. Recently I saw this young Chinese student at my gym, spitting into a bin. He had a cold as well. I was so shocked.

@anlingitalia

2 ай бұрын

Saving paper???

Having lived in New Zealand and the Philippines, I can definitely say I can tell mainland Chinese tourists from other Asians (Taiwanese, Hong Konger, Koreans, Japanese) simply from the way they treat wait staff at restaurants.

What an INCREDIBLE video! i just found your channel and this was so informative. I learned so much. Thank you! So well done!

I work in a restaurant in the uk where most of our customers are Chinese and they’re rudeness is way out of proportion compared to other nationalities of customers we get. It is quiet shocking. I barely ever get a please or thank you. Will call you over by clicking their fingers as if you’re a dog. Many times I’d be taking somebody else’s order and they would start yelling excuse me to get my attention while I’m talking to the people on the table next to them, or I’ll be carrying a load of things and they call me over and look annoyed if I don’t drop the stuff and come to them straight away. They never ever tip and even start giggling and laughing when you give them the card machine with the add a tip screen on. Often I’ll come to either check on a table or ask if they want dessert and I’ll have to call for they’re attention more than twice before they look up from their phones. Not to shit on a whole country there’s definitely polite Chinese people but having to deal with rudeness and lack of respect every day gets a bit draining.

This is what I have been telling friends. as a Filipino Chinese with our ancestors from old Mainland China from pre-communist era and being educated from a Taiwanese owned school in the Philippines - gives us an idea on how ideologies and generations of reprogramming had made the Taiwanese more Chinese than the mainland one. Preserved writing, culture and values.

@bchompoo

Ай бұрын

In Thailand too. My great grandparents moved from China before the revolution era. Our family, as well as many others in the country who immigrated before that time, reserved the good values and manners of China.

Great content! You helped explain the root causes of the Chinese's bad manners. This helps raise more understanding and compassion for the Chinese as victims of CPP's propaganda. I find it very similar to what Vietnam has been through. I will share this with my fellow Vietnamese to raise awareness! Thank you!

Chinese tourist is becoming problem in Philippines 😮‍💨 we had recently cases of violence and excessive gambling...

So unfortunate that traditions and customs and decorum that’s span thousands of years gone by endoctrination of a few generations. I always remembered how rude they were.

As someone who used to identify as Chinese, I feel a moral obligation to warn you that China's traditional culture is just as autocratic, brain washing, barbaric, fatuous and violent as the communist party itself. A very good comparison to Chinese culture would be the Aztec civilization of the new world. If you find it hard to believe (I know it is), look through some pages of Chinese history and you will know the unthinkable events that had happened on this ancient and barbaric land long before communist took over, and understand the roots of the ill-mentality of its people. Fa lungong started up as a cult in mainland China aiming to brainwash poorly educated, illiterate, superstitious peasants and rob them off their family relationships, proper healthcare, mental capacity, and more important, the ability to reason with logic and science. They later grew too big and threated the CCP, who persecuted and banished them aboard. Despite that, it is also true that the enemy of your enemy could be a fiercer enemy instead of your friend. Nowadays medias sometimes give selective truth to serve their political purpose so independent thinking is always the key for you to stay alert and not falling under the influence of ill-purposed people or organization like I used to.

@thelastdefenderofcamelot5623

2 жыл бұрын

I know what you mean. 5000 years of civilization is kind of false statement. its more like for every 300 years of stable civilization and then chaos, destruction follows and a new dynasty takes over and repeats over again. history gets rewritten to justify and suit their current agenda. I sincerely believed the Chinese were once very polite and well mannered until when Genghis founded the Mongolian empire and took over China. a barbaric ruthless empire that reached to Europe. the Russians inherited this brutal method from the Golden Horde. also allied were the Jurchens which later became known as Manchus, who are derived from tribes, took over Beijing and formed the Qing dynasty. I used to be ignorant about diversity of Chinese but now I can kinda tell between Southern Chinese and Northern Chinese or Cantonese and Mandarin due to mannerism.

@purplemist7

2 ай бұрын

I don't get it, how do you stop identifying as Chinese? Are you not ethnically Chinese? Or do you mean, you just don't tell people you're Chinese and instead say you're from a different country?

@dioniscaraus6124

2 ай бұрын

@@purplemist7 If you don't identify with the culture you can just adopt another one, like becoming American through integration. It's kinda how a lot of old cultures died by just converting into something else

Much thanks of gratitude, Miss Lei for this enlightening video. Teresa Deng's ending song was also covered by the late Leslie Cheung. Ah the memories. 💜

Shen Yun don't look like a Ballet production at all but rather a high quality Circus with athletes flipping over and over.

I've seen and heard many, so many, unpleasant stories regarding Chinese (mainland) ppl behaviours. I was really taken aback how they behave so poorly, even when they're overseas. From their grab hag culture, littering habit, unflushed toilet, dirty room, loud noises, rude speech, etc. To the point some hotel/inn owners here won't receive Chinese tourist from mainland. I personally won't forget how they literally cleared up the whole breakfast buffets, leaving other guests waiting for the refill (some even left) and watching them eating, talking, and laughing so loudly, and so carefree w/o burden. Forget table manner, they even litter on the table and floor! I was utterly speechless! And maybe others too! There's also one from security guards of girl dorms. They said, "Don't look at how those Chinese girls dress in branded clothes and pretty make up when they're going out. Trust me, u don't want to see how their rooms look like. Or how they look and smell at home. Not to mention their attitude." And this really opened my eyes. When my dad avoid anything related to China, I thought he's just being judgmental. Turned out it's me who need to learn more. Yes, not all Chinese are bad. But when the majority of them behave so badly, it makes me wonder what kind of mentality they live with, or what kind of society they're in. Hopefully they're growing better in the future.

Life and Death in Shanghai is a great book about the author Nien Cheng’ s life in China during the cultural revolution. Thanks Lei.

@qui-si-sana

2 жыл бұрын

Good post.. It's a brilliant book. I read it on release in the 80 s...and again recently. Its a must read !

@beaunito

2 жыл бұрын

Can you share the link for the digital copy of the book?

@qui-si-sana

2 жыл бұрын

@@beaunito I would happily do so- but Im hopeless at IT. I always read paper books - then pass them on when finished. Good luck !

@tl2245

Жыл бұрын

Those submissive dogs like the author are always the favorite. But we erased them off our territory already. If there are still some hiding in China, we will erase them too.

@seanchen9617

Жыл бұрын

glad to know that more people are brain washed:) kzread.info/dash/bejne/qJloxdmfZJiem5c.html

Being a tennis coach teaching alot of mainlanders, i share the same sentiment. The ones i teach never throw their own trash. Its always on the floor. We have plantations out the court and some would stuff trash out the court. Today at work, one of my clients fell down the stairs. He's 60 and we all know how serious it could get for older people to fall. He was in pain and laid on tje floor for 10 minutes before sitting upright for another 10 minutes to finally decide he needed an ambulance. Told my contractor about this and his first reaction is to laugh and joked that je was probably busy looking at some pretty girl. Best way to describe them is that they seem to be rejected by society quite a bit, so they don't have much sense of the social norms. I really feel like they might need 2 generations of globalization to reach where people are at now.

It's sad to see what the CCP has done to China, and its people. Couldn't imagine what its like to live in a prison like the CCP has created.

Taiwan people are so polite and well mannered. So different from mainland China where people shout when they talk, push through crowds, don't say "excuse me" and just elbows you off their path, spit everywhere, etc

Two examples I've experienced, we were once at the front of the a group to see the soldiers parade at Syntagma Square in Athens, as we had arrived quite early we were right at the front. A Chinese "princess" with an umbrella, pushed her way to the very front of the crowd even though she had got there quite late. My husband had words to her, to make her understand she needed to go to the back of the gathered crowd. She was shocked. The other example was on an isolated bushwalk in our country, a Chinese tour group followed us up to the top of the rocky outcrop. As we came down, we noticed someone had laid a large human turd on the ground, right at the information board. It was not there when we went up the trail, so it could only have been done by someone in that group, so disgusting.

@cosmicmuffin322

Ай бұрын

Here in New Zealand a bunch of Chinese tourists got off a tour bus and, despite there being public toilets at the end of the street, they walked down a driveway into someone's yard, and took a shit in the front garden. Unbelievable.

Lei, I'm so glad that this video came up on my feed here on KZread ! I am struck by your humanity, grace and beauty which shines out of your videos in general and this one especially. I'm late to your channel; I watch a LOT of the Chinese dramas you talk about and I am grateful for your insights.

@LeisRealTalk

2 ай бұрын

Thank you.

A similar thing is happening in america, pushing out and shaming their own religion snd culture and particularly young people become more selfish and unhumble

@Kicklighter.A

Ай бұрын

I blame the parents.

@rdkirk3834

Ай бұрын

@@Kicklighter.A Not entirely. As was the case with China, this is grown in the schools and colleges. This is the path the US is on now.

I’ve been reading through the comments sections and one this that has struck me is the number of comments from Chinese troll farms. For those who don’t know China has troll farms full of people who scour the internet looking for any content that is critical of China and then blast the comments with Chinese propaganda or just insults anyone who is critical of China. If you go through any KZread videos of Chinese critical content you will see the same accounts in the comments over and over again. Often they will make the same comments, insulting people or just spewing propaganda.

@jonnyqwst

2 ай бұрын

I commented on a film about the opium wars months ago and how China today still is shaped by notions of vengeance, im still getting sht from troll farmers for my accurate opinion. Not even slandering just explaining.

“Don't do unto others what you don't want done unto you.” Confucius. This is basic Human Right .. not socialism

@melonsauce1474

2 ай бұрын

You are conflating communism, authoritarianism, and socialism when they are very different things.

Is this one of those Falun Gong/Shen Yu channels? :/

I have worked as a hotel/restaurant loan worker for about 3 years from 2017-2020 (not quite because of covid "layoff" and the like) in Germany. I have seen quite a few chinese, english, japanese, other european and australian guests. in order of politeness: japanese other european ( that also varies) australian english chinese I have had numerous instances where english people (and specifically english, not counting irish, welsh or scottish) basically told me to go do everything for them even if they attended a self serviced buffet. mannered, but rude af. mostly comprised of older people. Chinese were worse tho. By a longshot. I don't like to generalize as that can often lead to rather problematic trains of thought. But holy hell. The tables they left looked like a warzone, they were very loud and obnoxious to the point where other guests asked us to quiet them down, they were rude with their requests and looked at everyone like they were part of a freak show.

Your presentations are insightful, informative, and constructive. I’m glad to discover your channel. Excellent work!

@frescoweb4

11 ай бұрын

Feed the woman money, that's her motivation. This woman makes a living from making hate-China videos. Not a single video she makes is positive or even neutral about China. Do you really believe that there is nothing positive in China. If so, you really have been brainwashed. If you accept there must be something positive in China (in any country) then why is this woman blind to report on it. Her job is to make you hate China, - ,seems it's having an effect. Did you know China became the first country in human history to eradicate extreme poverty in 2020?* What you see and believe is not what the Chinese people experience and appreciate. "Government policies targeted specifically to poverty reduction have also played an important role in improving the lives of poor people in rural areas, particularly after the poverty headcount dropped below 10 percent of the rural population, and contributed to the eradication of extreme poverty by 2020." Page xiv, Four Decades of Poverty Reduction in China Published by the World Bank. (ISBN (paper): 978-1-4648-1877-6) thedocs.worldbank.org/en/doc/bdadc16a4f5c1c88a839c0f905cde802-0070012022/original/Poverty-Synthesis-Report-final.pdf China eradicates extreme poverty kzread.info/dash/bejne/nJqis7yemNS4ipc.html China is producing billionaires faster than any other nation kzread.info/dash/bejne/m6WHmdioaduudZc.html American Report Reveals China is NOW Most Trusted Government? kzread.info/dash/bejne/c6Bh1ZZqhcutips.html Everything You Know About China is Wrong...This is Why kzread.info/dash/bejne/lodkyMF-p7bfY6Q.html A Chinese saying goes, "Only the wearer of the shoes can tell you if they fit or not." If the Chinese people are content with their government, who are you to say they are wrong?

@easterntrees

2 ай бұрын

shen yun is a cult with the objective of funding and advancing far right political interests. this lady is a shill.

My son whom is now studying in Japan really dislike students from China. I believe your videos will open his mind to understand the real Chinese. Thank You, Greetings from Malaysia.

@user-zw40ba50o

Жыл бұрын

No country welcomes the Chinese.. this is true

@YourSocialistAutomaton

Жыл бұрын

So uh your teaching him to be racist?

@stargeno

10 ай бұрын

@@YourSocialistAutomatonhow can be a malyasian chinese be racist to a chinese lol

@jacknguyen6036

6 ай бұрын

no tf me and my sister who are attending schools in America all have had bad experiences with Chinese students but I have also met some great Chinese people so we only judge on the individual, not the general community, but these experiences definitely taint our perspective of Chinese people@@YourSocialistAutomaton

@mikeng.4121

3 ай бұрын

Always people around the world have some bad manners also some have good manners not all Chinese people have “bad” manner.

Isn’t Shen Yun run by a group who believes that each race comes from a different planet?

@Adrian-su5jr

2 ай бұрын

Yup, halfway through this video i just happen to realize that it's Falun Gong propaganda.

Isn't the show linked to a cult?

@alexameza212

2 ай бұрын

Yes

My wife is Chinese, from southern China, who made her way to Hong Kong where I met her. Her mother was a devout Buddhist and raised my wife in very rural village. This gave her great character, morals, and philosophy. Hong Kong (years ago) was wonderful, clean, organized, and safe. I recall my first trip to Shenzhen and how shocked I was at the filth, poor manners, and crime. Faith needs a return!

@Waverlyduli

2 жыл бұрын

Faith gets you jailed or your aged pensions taken away or worse. Much more than that needs to change.

@duyle-ej6ty

Жыл бұрын

Sorry, but hong kong is dead. Those who tried to save it either fled or got locked up. Who knows when Hong kong comes back.

@daryldaryl913

10 ай бұрын

​​@@duyle-ej6tyong Kong come back when CCP are gone.

Yes I agree with the explanation for why many tourists from Mainland China have bad manners...it's a shame

I found this video by chance. It's two years old, so no body would read it. But I'm so pleased with the content that I want to comment anyway. Simply thank you. You changed my Chinese prejudice. I refused to watch Shen Yun, because I thought it were only Chinese propaganda. Now I want to watch it. Thanks.

Shen yun is a cult, they are pretty shady, please do some research on them! I would be careful about promoting them.

@gormanls

Ай бұрын

Yeah I was with it until Shen Yun. They have anti LGBT views

Thank you very much for taking your time to create this. So much historical fact is overlooked by so many.

My experience with Chinese culture came from Chinese Americans who left China before the CCP took over. Meeting people directly from todays China was a shock.

While I enjoyed this video, I did not walk away with any explanation for the poor manners. Other countries have had their cultures destroyed and it did not result in this dog eat dog mentality, respectfully, I think the "lost culture" excuse is a poor scapegoat.

I have had my share of bad interactions with Chinese people. I like in a city that you can go into apartment buildings and not one name is English. Worst by far was when my Chinese wife and I were on an elevator with 2 young men dressed in their likely knock off designer gear started talking shit about us. Now the thing is I speak FAR more Mandarin than you would expect a chubby white boy to be able to. Well I have no issue you calling me fat, but say nasty things about my wife and well its on like donkey kong. I calmly stopped the elevator between floors and stood tall and dressed them down in my broken Chinglish. I am lucky my smarter, nicer wife pulled me away or it was getting close to hands being thrown. Also saw Sheng Yun, it was lovely... right up to the end. Then it went gruesome, which is fine by me but my 6 year old and my 86 year old REALLY did not appreciate it.

Thank you Lei, that was inspirational. You are right about mainland Chinese manners and respect. I lived with a mainland Chinese partner (they were 29 years old) and when my father passed away or when my son was in a coma in hospital it registered no emotional or empathy towards me which I would have got from a stranger. This is the kind of poison the CCP creates from its very existence and the kind of society that China is now where impressing friends with wealth and position mean everything.

@sz3749

6 ай бұрын

I think you might meet wrong people. You cannot cover that with all Chinese. Lots of good Chinese. But too many people, you will met some bad ones not surprises

@Nemi-pp2zs

6 ай бұрын

It's like a thunderstorm, the water flushes the dirt upwards from sewerage before the clear water comes, so it's with bad people too, there are not souch but they ate seen first. Interresting is that in each c-drama they suggest old values and for real they do the opposite. If they want backt to old values and manners they have to go a really long way.

Been told that real traditional chinese culture is found in Taiwan and not the mainland. Undeniably logical

@drumpfdon760

2 жыл бұрын

@Tranquility TenThousand really?? Hahaha....

@drumpfdon760

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, you are 1000000 "correct", old brainwashed "genius" kidd!! Hahaha...

@jparsit

2 жыл бұрын

Please get more education --History. Know the true before make such comment. It's embarrassing.

@drumpfdon760

2 жыл бұрын

@Tranquility TenThousand hahaha... good for you. But, to think that the 'CCP' is all bad?? Hmmm.... And, the Western liberal demoncrazy is all good?? Hmmmmm.... hahaha... buy a mirror? I have a big one, and I like what I see there. Do you?? Hahaha... A slave is always a slave!! What a shame!! Hahaha...

@drumpfdon760

2 жыл бұрын

@Bryce Byerley hahaha... So?? Is what I said wrong, old brainwashed "genius" kidd?? Hahaha...

One time, someone from Hong Kong told me that the way that I can tell that someone is from mainland is that they don't behave civilized. That they are loud. That they don't care for personal space, and rude in general. She said that that's her way of identifying decent people to talk to while she's going through her hometown.

The culture was erased and now China is a hyper-capitalist society anyway. So they have a diminished sense of history and culture and a heightened sense of consumerism. It's unfortunate, because the rest of the world has been admiring and learning from Chinese culture for centuries.

On all my over 46 ship cruises the Chinese passengers, where applicable, were the most rude and dishonest. In business the Chinese are the most dishonest and corrupt.

@kodeedog4660

2 жыл бұрын

hmm. i'm sure you and all other ethnicities are all kind and honest. quite the generalization of Chinese people. not racist in the least.

@yongshankoh7344

2 жыл бұрын

There are many chinese who don't come from China. Anyway, I really think its a matter of education, I did meet some well educated chinese who are aware of how bad the CCP is and have overcome the brainwashing but they just have to live with it. Most China chinese do know many aspects of their culture, like the festivals, but in place of chinese virtues, they are brainwashed to be nationalistic and Mao loving. I think competitiveness and ruthlessness is also a trait that is common in alot of businessmen.

@burt3907

2 жыл бұрын

I disagree about the dishonesty part.

@user-fw3sw7qx1u

Жыл бұрын

@@kodeedog4660 it's not racist if it's a fact

@kodeedog4660

Жыл бұрын

@@user-fw3sw7qx1u generalizations do not serve any good purpose. it is easy to criticize those that have not had previous opportunities like the West has enjoyed for generations. it is arrogant to assume all other cultures should be at the same level of progressiveness as the West. their experiences of Western countries are coming to their shores to pillage, kill and take advantage. i guess all Westerners to Chinese are violent thugs as their past experiences have shown. it's a fact!