I sort of understand the distinction between your government and your people, but here in Western culture, English is a very vague language at times, so nuance between the party and the actual people gets lost easily. A lot of hate easily gets directed to the people and here that gets used as an excuse to shout down “racism”.
Thoughts on mixed race? How do Viets and Chinese get along?
How much of the 2008 Olympics in Beijing do you remember? I’m assuming people still had state television back then; were you near Beijing at all at the time?
Is there anything you’re really trying to learn?
Finally, how the fuck did you find this website?
1.It is rarely seen in China. It seems to be very common in American countries. I think it is just a very normal race。
2.On the face of it, our relationship with the government is relatively good。Among the people, many Vietnamese oppose China because of the war or other factors in history，On the other hand, the Chinese do not like them. They think that their culture is all plagiarized from China, and they are called Southeast Asian monkeys，However, many Chinese marry Vietnamese brides, and Vietnamese seem to like Chinese TV dramas more than other countries。
3.At that time, I lived in Chongqing, far away from Beijing (in fact, I have never been to Beijing). At that time, I was young, and many memories were blurred. But at that time, the whole country was preparing for the Olympic Games, immersed in an exciting atmosphere, because it was the first time for China。
4.Do you mean on this website? It seems that there is a inclination towards right-wing conservatism. It makes sense to understand the ideas of different foreigners。
5.I have already said that on a website in China, the website occasionally introduces some foreign forums and communities, but its evaluation of this website is not high (It thinks it is totally a website about cyber violence)。
And, I have to ask, what's the Chinese version of trailer trash? Here in America, it's an combination of being low-income,
racist, a drugs addict, potential prostitute, and lives in low-quality housing. They're an common sight throughout the rural areas of America, but they're mainly associated with the Deep South.
China's drug control is very strict, so this will not happen. In addition, there are a lot of racists in China, I think, although they don't tattoo Nazi symbols on their bodies. They think they are just discriminating against black people, not racists。
Most of the bottom class women in China are from rural areas. They can't find a job without education. They can only have secret sex services in massage shops or KTV. Most of the bottom men live in rented rooms and work a few odd jobs. They can't find a girlfriend. They can only express their dissatisfaction in reality by Sexual harassment of women on the Internet or scold people on the Internet。
There used to be a word called “diaosi" to describe them。
But there is another word used to describe people who have to work part-time to make ends meet and sleep on the street——Sanhe Gods，for they mainly gather in Sanhe market in Shenzhen city。
Thank you. I see。
How about the cultural divide between Tawian and China? Its probably not as drastic as North and South Korea but with Mao's cultural revolution I am familiar Tawians more traditional.
The language of Taiwan is more similar to Minnan, which is the dialect popular in Fujian Province of China。Taiwan has done better in preserving ancient culture in some places than in mainland China, but now Taiwan has begun to delete Chinese history from textbooks。In today's era, both places are deeply influenced by Japanese and Korean entertainment culture, so there may not be much difference between the two cultures, but one is in traditional Chinese and the other is in simplified Chinese.
For example, the following two sentences are the same words in different fonts。
老师给我们讲了一只龙的历史。
老師給我們講了一隻龍的歷史。
In addition, you can distinguish a Taiwanese by the tone of their voice。
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@andabeeryy
Thanks for answering the previous questions.
How hard is it to learn the thousands of hanzi?
We began to learn Chinese characters in primary school. The number of Chinese characters we know increases gradually. Our daily reading only needs one to two thousand, but there are still a large number of rare characters that ordinary Chinese can't write。
No I want to be a white monkey
I think it has something to do with the deep-rooted Chinese worship of foreign countries。But with the development of the times, this situation is less than before。
Did anyone in China have a reaction towards Blizzard regarding that esports player being banned for mentioning Hong Kong and as a result, Mei being turned into an icon of free Hong Kong here in the West for a little bit.
I'm curious since I heard that Animal Crossing New Horizons got shitcanned for people meeting and talking about protests.
I know about Blizzard's punishment of E-sports players, but I haven't heard of one thing later. In China, these pictures will be deleted。
People will spontaneously boycott artists, products and businesses who have supported Hong Kong, and the NBA has been banned by CCTV for this reason until now。There are many people against CCTV's resumption of NBA broadcasting, but in reality, more people still watch NBA and will not be affected by these fanatics。
