This kind of show will only work in Taiwan. In the U.S. there are so many races and mixed-raced people, people generally don't make a big deal out of it. In fact, it is uncommon for people to comment (especially publicly) on someone's looks because they are mixed raced and you also want to be careful so as not to offend people or getting called racists...
As a biracial person I rarely get asked explicitly about my race whether I’m in China or Taiwan or Hong Kong or the US, but in the US people stare at me everywhere I go, which doesn’t happen much in Asia. Also, in the 16 years that I lived in the US, I didn’t meet very many biracial people except in Hawaii, and to a much, much lesser extent, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Pretty much none in San Francisco or DC or New York. But in the 16 years that I lived in Hong Kong I probably ran into one in the streets once a week (although I can’t rule out that maybe they were the same 10 people lol). I wish there were shows like this in the US representing biracial people.
@@字伏-o4r That's for immigration policy. What does that have anything to do with people whose looks are different because of mixed race? If you are here illegally that's a different issue but that's not the point here. Have you lived in the U.S.? I've lived in the U.S. since 1994 and travelled to many states. I see people of all kinds of races all the time. No one makes a big deal about it based on your looks. At least not like in Taiwan they make an entire show based on that and talking about it publicly. They might talk about it privately but not like this in front of you or in a show on TV.
@@clairewang7800 Nobody in the US makes a big deal out of YOUR race because you’re Chinese, and there are tons of Chinese people in the US (except for racist people of course, but you don’t come across them often). As a biracial person I can confirm they certainly are very curious of biracial people, or other races that are unknown to them.
@@alan85 Maybe it's because I've lived in San Francisco Bay area since 1999; it's not uncommon to see biracial people from work or when I go out for social events. Especially at work, maybe it's because Americans prefer privacy, I don't recall a single time where someone asks in public about someone's race because he or she looks biracial. For me, I can usually tell right away if someone is of mixed race but I never ask because it's just so obvious and asking something like that in public at work is rude. (I have got warned by my manager once years ago when I was new here because I was naming a certain nationality in passing and that conversation was overheard by my manager). Usually, after a while when you get to know that person you learn more about their background as things like your parents' cultures/races would come up in conversation, as you would also share about your family with them...
If you are cute, you will be followed and/or stalked, at one time or another anywhere in the world even when you dress down and avoid all the attention you can possibly get.
有那一個小甜甜出場時，真的很有加分的笑果，太好了！
金凱德長得好像李佳穎，笑起來都好甜
裡面的裴頡已經組團HUR出道了喔
歐陽珊這女兒個性上超級像媽媽，很棒這位女生。
说话的口气和动作都很像
原來當年已經有裴頡😍
喜歡小甜甜的個性，出場把我肚子笑痛 😂
Some comments from the guests weren't very comfortable to hear... They needed to be reminded that most of them were young ladies...
我懷疑莎莎真的有外國血統，看她水滴形💧的鼻子，和圓圓立體並往外下垂的眼睛，可能一兩百年前有帕西人的祖先，也就是現在的伊朗人。
他們是一千年前從波斯（伊朗）移居印度，然後兩三百年前來中國做貿易，主要在廣州和廈門，然後再去香港和澳門。
澳門賭神何鴻燊家族就是中國混帕西和猶太血統。他的眼睛鼻子也長得跟莎莎很像。
想念阿福了啊！那三牛回去美國嗎？
回去了吧，珊珊有拍影片，珊珊跟那三牛老婆是好閨蜜
棠棠是阿福女兒喔~
甜甜好好笑又可愛啊！
好幾年前的節目了
一看到來賓群就---😥
難得沒看完節目-
看到棠棠就想到阿福，不知道阿福過得好嗎？
小甜甜跑去追趙哥這段好笑。
有沒有台灣混中囤的
38:34 鬼哥...❤
2:11 看了上百次
媛媛好可愛
中美金凱德跟中德棠棠很讚
好久沒德國阿福了，非常難過😞
This kind of show will only work in Taiwan. In the U.S. there are so many races and mixed-raced people, people generally don't make a big deal out of it. In fact, it is uncommon for people to comment (especially publicly) on someone's looks because they are mixed raced and you also want to be careful so as not to offend people or getting called racists...
As a biracial person I rarely get asked explicitly about my race whether I’m in China or Taiwan or Hong Kong or the US, but in the US people stare at me everywhere I go, which doesn’t happen much in Asia.
Also, in the 16 years that I lived in the US, I didn’t meet very many biracial people except in Hawaii, and to a much, much lesser extent, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Pretty much none in San Francisco or DC or New York. But in the 16 years that I lived in Hong Kong I probably ran into one in the streets once a week (although I can’t rule out that maybe they were the same 10 people lol).
I wish there were shows like this in the US representing biracial people.
they don't make big deal of it?really?talk about Donald Trump build a wall along with Mexico~
@@字伏-o4r That's for immigration policy. What does that have anything to do with people whose looks are different because of mixed race? If you are here illegally that's a different issue but that's not the point here. Have you lived in the U.S.? I've lived in the U.S. since 1994 and travelled to many states. I see people of all kinds of races all the time. No one makes a big deal about it based on your looks. At least not like in Taiwan they make an entire show based on that and talking about it publicly. They might talk about it privately but not like this in front of you or in a show on TV.
@@clairewang7800 Nobody in the US makes a big deal out of YOUR race because you’re Chinese, and there are tons of Chinese people in the US (except for racist people of course, but you don’t come across them often). As a biracial person I can confirm they certainly are very curious of biracial people, or other races that are unknown to them.
@@alan85 Maybe it's because I've lived in San Francisco Bay area since 1999; it's not uncommon to see biracial people from work or when I go out for social events. Especially at work, maybe it's because Americans prefer privacy, I don't recall a single time where someone asks in public about someone's race because he or she looks biracial. For me, I can usually tell right away if someone is of mixed race but I never ask because it's just so obvious and asking something like that in public at work is rude. (I have got warned by my manager once years ago when I was new here because I was naming a certain nationality in passing and that conversation was overheard by my manager). Usually, after a while when you get to know that person you learn more about their background as things like your parents' cultures/races would come up in conversation, as you would also share about your family with them...
怎麼沒有混黑色會的
16....真的很成熟
裴頡耶
每年有
我知道有時候說什麼節目效果,但是這節目效果太不舒服了,幸好沒什麼對話 不然真想檢舉影片= =
五個男來賓怎麼都
可以把男嘉賓的part全部剪掉嗎？這樣收視率會更好👍
求大神所有混血美女的 IG
很喜歡歐陽珊、法國Anne
男生前右1穿黑衣那位最差竟
綠茶跟honey有點像🤣
綠茶也是韩國人吧？
玉人晚安
凱德是我的夢幻女孩
想會凱德
凱德晚安
凱德遠在天邊
可能這不是妳貼的 拜
甜甜也美
和韓國也算混血嗎？
不同的國家就是混血呀⋯⋯
台灣叁加選美靠你們了！
跟騷法通過了..
那群 _男的來賓_ 不行，降低了整體節目的質感。
想法太狹隘了，你會長大的。
If you are cute, you will be followed and/or stalked, at one time or another anywhere in the world even when you dress down and avoid all the attention you can possibly get.
我不會要混血 我只要日本生活過的妹
貴節目製作團隊，是一群高中生？
問她弟弟
中年大叔就好噁心...年輕帥哥就好感動... 呵呵
那個酸學生和家長的老師.... 教出來的台灣學生我看大多很扭曲或心理有問題
Jenny 説。 這集我上不了😱😱
逃官
中日韓港澳臺甚至越南都不算混血吧！
Christina +1權貞妍 +1
俺只要西荒美女 or 混雪兒
那個德國人跟angelababy一樣感覺是猶太裔
台湾跟韩国也算混血？不都是东亚人种，有区别吗？😢
美國人
小鬼...
應講？華美混血兒，。
因中華民國的國民，，
混血沒差，顏值高照樣行。
一堆色狼
那老師可以開除了
臉遮住，剩下的，，，一樣
小甜甜怎么把自己脸整的这么消瘦…
混血在北京叫串儿。