My best friend died here, in China, he had a massive stroke. he had a Chinese wife, 20 years living here and working every day of it. His gravestone says 'Husband of Shen **' couldn't put his actual name on the gravestone, foreign names are against local regulations, 30 kilometres from world class city Shanghai!!!! So, contribute 20 years of of your best work to a country and finish up in what is effectively an unmarked grave.
Renata Jastrzebski from what I know of the law it has to have Chinese name on it for paper work reasons but nothing is stopping him also adding his English name to the grave stone
The Chinese urge to resist against the state was slaughtered at Tiananmen. Tank Man wasn't just one brave man - he was the idea of a reasonable Chinese individual.
@@Mysticzen6 Your writing style is identical to a CCP propaganda poster. Someone really needs to create a natural language processing machine learning model to classify and point out the attempts to discredit objective criticism of China.
qx1337 no country is perfect we can spend a full day talking bad about France, italy , USA etc etc I have lived in Europe and China and I personally prefere China, but anyway I understand everybody has they own opinion but always try to see the bigger picture not just listen 1 person who’s probably bitter, I know several foreigner living in china and very happy
@@Mysticzen6 Yep. You do not need to feel what he feels. There are plenty of racist chinese here in my country aswell. Its either they are good folks or they do not speak in front of you.
I always believed that the Chinese in China was prejudiced and after hearing what you all said and hearing from other sources saying the same thing I am sure that it is very true.
Sidney Mathious you should also listen the many people like me who have been living in china for 15 years or more and never experienced a single episode of racism, don’t listen to people who are bitter against China cause they were not able to carry up their own plans
@@OLzSStolz well that takes time to explain. You see,actually chinese racism is a result of long-term propaganda by the chinese government. The authoritarian regime use propaganda to villainize it's rival countries which includes japan america and basically every westen country. And they put a strong emphasize on chinese superiority. They do this to consolidate their power and it worked remarkablely well.(1/3)
@@OLzSStolz But not against russia and pakistan. As i descibed above,the answer is quite simple:russia and pakistan are china's allies,therefore no mention of russian cruelty against chinese at all. Actually chinese media(heavily controlled by gov) constantly potray russia as the superior ra ce.(they constantly attribute various kind of virtues to the russians,therefore giving chinese the impression that the russians are a higher ra ce like the chinese) Hope this help you.(3/3)
@@OLzSStolz it irratated me when youtube deleted my comment again and again,that im forced to add blanks and meaningless emojis to my text which was promoting anti-racism and democracy.
@Christiaan Baron well this involves a supernatural belief about protecting the life force. the thing is we are all scared of such things because we empathize with other creatures, no empathy, no problem. That being said, not that I like this way, I just know that it is what is going to succeed. We are only nice because history is written by it's victors. Cat doesn't care either about suffering of mice, but it's a very succesful creature, because as a human being you know it can't dissapoint you, and it reminds you of the weakness caused in our social nature. I pity our dog because it cares about us, knowing I can do nothing to back up such loyalty. My family always wanted to be a cat because we knew from young age the writing was on the wall.
Just like that Australian who skipped the queue for the COVID-19 test and siad "Chinese get out". Ummm, I could tell why people sometimes don't like foreigners. Show local the respect or gtfo.
The mistake is always to ask the government to give. Either you are a part of what runs the country or you're a slave. Can't ask criminals nicely to please stop being corrupt. There has to be an actual superior authority first. And that is difficult with a rabble that sometimes plays socialist revolutionary if they are inconvenienced, but are the basis for government corruption.
The video addresses a real problem in China, which is a good thing to do, what's shocking (or not) is that so many people in the comment section can't see the irony in being extremely racist while condemning racism themselves. Then again, can't expect basic level self-awareness from racist people, Chinese or non-Chinese.
I'm a graduate student in Japan and one day a teacher showed the image of the "Tank Man" to the class. Everyone in the class knew about it, except the Chinese students.
Corona Virus is thinning out the Chinese herd. Once this passes and millions are dead because of China's bioweapon a healthy dose of harsh sanctions against China should ensue and all western assets stripped from them (ie) farms, businesses, infrastructure, buildings that has any trace CCP ownership to be fully reclaimed by the western governments they hurt with their bio-weapon, all chinese with CCP ties in western nations to be immediately deported (AFAIC this is the new cold war)
@@JennyWinters wishes are good, but I can't see any hope, I'm also afraid that in the futrue my children will live in this toxic environment, and so do his/her children too.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with having an extremely selective immigration policy. There is nothing wrong with preserving your nation. On this issue China is spot on. Chinese people see Western nations committing suicide by immigration and they want no part of it. Good on them. The people who left China for other countries are not the same people as the Chinese who don't want foreigners in their country. There is no hypocrisy. Other countries are justified in excluding Chinese by reciprocity if they so choose. But the Chinese are 100% entitled to set their own immigration policy.
Don't bother explaining to them the concept of sovereign nation. Apart from China, many countries has very restrictive immigration policy which is within each country rights. However, nothing compares to America "Chinese Exclusion Act" which runs for decades and targeted only at a particular race. That's hypocrisy!
Money Luser they want no part of it but are happy to destroy other nations🤔 I often wondered why every country seems to have a Chinatown in it. If they are allowed to have citizenship elsewhere then it’s only fair foreigners should have the same right in China.
I fully agree. However, there is also nothing wrong with people being able to criticize it.... It does seem a bit of a double standard though regarding the emmigration/immigration balance. I wonder how many people actually WANT to move there.
Every large city on the world has a China Town....is there a western town in any chinese city? They also buy houses in every country, can westerners buy houses in china?
Technically foreigners can buy house in China. However It is a 70 years rent to all people not only foreigners according to the law that all lands belongs to the state (CCP actually). If you are going to make a investment on property, I do not suggest you choose China at least not now.
Rimuru Gaming I don’t see a problem with totalitarianism. The strong should be allowed to rule to weak, I’m sick and tired of democracies giving power to the weak. If the weak hate the CCP enough they will rebel.
Serpentza, I know this is not the point of the video. I love the bike your riding it really has the look of the old Kawasaki Z1 (Zed 1), but I truly enjoy your videos, keep up the great work and "Stay Awesome."👍
Yep, I'm pleased to see them on _real_ motorcycles with that classic transverse 4-cylinder growl instead of those little thumper putt-putts in China. 'Merica -- fuck yeah.
@@robofthewest The Kawi is definitely a transverse-4. The XSR 700 Yamaha is a parallel twin, but technologically light-years beyond the original XS 650 in the 70's, which was a GREAT bike, and still something of sought-after cult-classic. The sad thing about "Japanese" bikes now is that like most other vehicles, a lot if not most of the parts are Chinese. When it comes to vehicle assembly, pretty soon we're going to know who's swimming naked because the "tide" of Chinese parts is going out due to covid19 work stoppages.
Meanwhile, the Chinese are buying miles of commercial property in San Gabriel Valley, California. Not sure how they come in with tons of cash and pay higher than selling price. As locals, we can not compete with these buyers. They are buying properties all over the world. Not only big cities, but in developing countries as well. What is worse is that they will likely hoarde these properties and are unlikely to sell it to a non-chinese buyer, if at all.
Nobody checks where the cash comes from. It could well be money-laundering from corruption and bribes, even Chinese mafia and underground illegal activities. Is a real estate agent, local county courthouse, or local California politician going to check that when a U.S. property changes hands? No way!
@@susangarcia6233 because it is pointless to ask them. you only have to look at their behaviour and see they win. because they know they can always be selfish. western selflessness is just a desperate form of selfishness, you think you are like others and get angry when people do not believe the dream. that's why han religion is smart, because it's pragmatic. western religion was invented to please women, just look at jesus for example. that is why chinese women I talk to wants to turn me into trans, she like that I am good boy but she knows it is just a dream, and her less loyal chinese men will win, no matter how much the west screams about it.
Haha I haven't been to the States at all yet brother bro. I can dream though! In South Africa, hijackers stand on bridges above national roads and drop massive rocks onto cars. On some of the smaller roads, there are potholes big enough to swallow cars lol
@Joe Blow The only time I've heard of anything like that was when those 5 white kids did that a while back. Huge rock through the wind shield killing a passenger. So just gtfo out of here with that ridiculous bs.
@Joe Blow Genetic? I am Nigerian and live in England. I always get very triggered when I see people walking across lawns as I feel it kills the uniformity and green nature. I hate Grafittis to a fault. My favourite architecture is Neoclassical and art is baroque. What do you know about genetics? Ideology and exposure spurs people to action not genetics.
yeah whites have a right to move to china, it's their birth right to be allowed to live where ever in asia, even for losers like serpentza who don't even have a college degree but still allowed to teach english, still allowed into a country he never bothered to learn the language of because china's just that evil right?
What upsets me is that even if people don’t hold these racist, anti-foreigner beliefs, they would not speak out against them because they are shy to be seen as anti-China. In fact, my impression is that most Chinese people’s knee jerk reaction is to justify and excuse such vile rhetoric because of history, or because of lack of exposure to foreigners, or what not, and to just explain it away as lack of politeness and self-control.
What's sad is how Chinese parents with their child married to a foreigner, then moved out of China, find out the bitter truth about their country on why the foreign guy don't/can't stay in China.
Metal Memes for Naked Reptilians soon find out when IP Man 4 is on NetFlix...I'v been to Foshan were IP Man and Bruce Lee were born, and IP Man was filmed,
@@stevemcgowen that and they don't have to fear reprisals from the government. It's a lot easier to speak your mind when you no longer have the fear of being randomly and unjustly locked up (like their Canadian friend who is still in prison to this day). I liked their videos before, but I like their videos now even more because they no longer have to censor themselves and their true feelings.
Well Duh, The bullshit the CCP has pulled off has put their families in danger and had to put their wives into safety first, ofcourse the resentment is felt. I think their feelings towards the current China and China 3 to 5 years ago has changed. Its a process.
What I Don't get and have never understood is that migration should be two way or not at all. If foreigners cannot live in China then Chinese should not be tolerated in foreign countries. Years ago when I tried to work in the US I was told that jobs had to be given to Americans but back in Paris where I lived there were many Americans in my profession , living easily and happily so why is this ? When I tried to marry a Brazilan boyfriend and live in Brazil the embassy refused saying that I was only doing this to profit from the Brazilian social system ( which hardly exists ). I was even an employer and investor but they said no and in a very rude way. It was then that I left for China, should have shot myself instead !
Cool format. Having worked most of my life in the tourism industry, it is known that many Chinese tourists express their disdain towards the nationals in the country they visit. Nothing new. Upsetting in expats like you for sure. Like the format 👍🏻
Lot of *Sinophobia* and racism towards Chinese people going on down in the comments section here.... May I remind you all that not all Chinese people come from China. Maybe their ancestors did some hundreds of years ago but they weren't born under the flag of China or under the influence and mind control of the CCP. You have to ask yourself why most Hong Kong residents born and raised in HK class themselves as HONG KONG CHINESE rather than just *'Chinese'* - because they don't want to be tarred with the same brush as people from the Chinese mainland. We are not the same people
RoseOfHizaki it’s not a phobia to not like China look at how they behave it’s reasonable to not like people who cut dogs legs off while there alive or harvest peoples organs or run them over with a tank
And your post is a perfect example of ignorance and *Sinophobia* at its finest and is *EXACTLY* what im talking about Let me ask you this... When people were fighting each other in WWII - was every single person of German descent a Nazi?? So by *YOUR* opinion - you're willing to paint every chinese person with the same brush regardless if they are from Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore or Taiwan or born in overseas countries because things they have nothing to do with that are happening - being done by their government or a select few communities that live in super rural areas in China because thats what satisfies you? The people have no control over their government. The people also have no control over those who want to eat cats and dogs. Not all chinese born in or out of china eat cats and dogs and not all chinese born in or out of china harvest organs. No. Your problem isnt a phobia - Its racism
RoseOfHizaki I don’t call people from Malaysia Chinese anymore than I call people from the USA British and your one of these people who thinks if you put phobia on a word it makes it so it doesn’t China is a bastard country with a bastard government and the world would be a better place if it vanished in ref to the every german being a Nazi crap as far as I’m concerned yes they were all nazis they all had a hand in bringing hitler to power they all cheered him when he was winning and it wasn’t until they started to lose that people started to make the claims they were not nazis had Germany won they would have carried on cheering and it’s the same with the Chinese they all cheer there government they all think the sun shines from it until they leave China and move to another country and then they speak out just a little but not much
Yeah... Showing your true colours there arent you friend? Its people like you with their own form of self indignant, right wing righteousness that keeps spreading the flames of hate all over the world. They have done absolutely nothing to wrong you yet you're so offended that they exist when they arent the ones in control and doing the bad stuff. Better change your train of thought before someone with less patience and thinner skin decides to beat it into you. This is 2020. There is no place for racism and outdated views on people's race. But then again. I doubt you will change. Anyway - I dont debate with narrow minded people. good luck.
If u don’t like them, think they don’t know what they are doing, and they don’t even welcome you, then don’t go into their country, why are you even inside china earning their money in the first place, Winston? And while you’re there earning their money, u even criticise them for doing things wrong and TRY TO TELL THEM WHAT TO DO? Same thing with asians immigrating into western countries. People are usually more supportive to people of their own race unless money plays a factor. And I am an Australian born chinese. We can’t just come into Australia and expect to be accepted for the best jobs (that westerners have always had in the first place, obviously they will try their best to hold onto their power) and receive the best treatment. I accept that westerners inside Australia can continue working the least and earn the most. Meanwhile we asians work more hours and still get paid less but that’s just how it is. We come into Australia knowing westerners hold top power. They know the best for their country and Nobody wants to lose power. We can only play by their rules and live in accordance to what they say. Same thing with westerners living inside china. I know multiple westerners who only went to china to teach English because they couldn’t find a job in Australia and were living on government welfare so they were really left with no options than to deal with discrimination inside china. As a chinese, my family will consider to move back to china in the future. Don’t try to change others to fix your own problems, change yourself.
@@rangogreen6418 Why wasn’t it them who invaded us? Maybe they’re getting their revenge. In fact I feel sure they are trying. Not that we should let them.
@@rangogreen6418 don't forget that china is not the only invaded country in the world. I guess that almost every existing country got invaded at least once but still they are different in their way of thinking... That basicaly means, your argument is invalid...
@@Akab no it doesn't, it just means china is the one that got powerful, because of it's geography. All those countries want to kill us for what we did to them. You can dream like a traumatized child but It won't change a thing about what is obvious and intuitive from the moment you enter the playground.
I find your point preposterous. Those against immigration to china aren't those who have migrated overseas. Why do you conflate the two? Those still in china have the right to voice their opinion over who they should allow into the country, sans the racism. Besides, any citizen of any western country have the right to voice objection over Chinese immigrants, so why shouldn't the Chinese in china voice objection over immigration to china?
Total BS. The Chinese have had full naturalization rights in the USA by rule of law since 1943. National law. They have the full civil and property rights of any U.S. citizen. How is that fair, much less reciprocal, for men and families like Serpentza and Laowhy86? It's not. It's one-way cheating by the CCP.
@@susangarcia6233 if you actually bothered to watch the video, it is the government that wants to allow immigration and the people objecting. Serpentza is not an American anyway, so why do you bring in America? Also, like I said, the people who already immigrated to America aren't the ones objecting - those still in china are. Serpentza is conflating the two, which I find wrong. The ones still in china have every right to voice their objection to immigration
@@dw3695 It's not reciprocal, regardless. Since over a MILLION Chinese have a U.S. green card, we demand reciprocity. Or Chinese should be stopped from buying our homes and land. Do the Han really not understand the word "fair"? Does it exist in the Chinese language?
I hate the hypocrisy but I firmly believe any country has the right to choose who they allow in to their country permanently. As far as I know no Western country ever got a chance to vote for who gets in or not.
And you do know why the West was betrayed and sold out... Because it is run by Zionists who only care about the Chosen People and Israel and want to subjugate the Gentile World.
Yes, instead of being able to vote, they have the media push ideas into our head. The only reason we even have foreigners coming to the usa now, is to enhance corporate profits. If they were not here, Americans would have many more job opportunities
I felt the racism when I was in Beijing. I was there to adopt my 3rd Chinese child and had brought my Chinese born daughter with us. I tried to get a cab to take me to our hotel and all but one of the cab drivers wouldn't take us. The one who did take us charged us triple fare to take us to the hotel.
The situation now - Sept 2021 - is all foreigners are barred from almost all hotels. I first came to China in 1990. This is easily the worst it's every been. As I cyclist I have no choice but to take a tent.
Since 1982, We have been doing business with Asians. First it was the wave of Hong Kong buyers. Then came the Taiwan buyers. Finally it was the Mainland buyers. The Hong Kong people and Taiwan people were exceptionally gracious and thankful people to us. Furthermore I grew up with Asians and have been the best of friends. There was NEVER any racism among us when we grew up together. Often we would wonder how smart they were academically. Yes there is betrayal in a few, primarily because they were christians. I had two Hong Kong older brothers that invested so many good things in me when I was a teenager at my first job. I am forever thankful in my heart to them. The wave of Mainland China people are very tight with money. They don’t believe in balance or fairness in business. I can honestly say the change in mentality is a new development in the last 20 years. Greed is a sickness that affects anyone and is not partial. But if you embrace them and accept their ways, they are very good people with kind hearts. I have many many more good memories than the few bad.
China 🇨🇳 invaded my country India 🇮🇳 in 1962 for some dispute over land borders and even today Chinese try to take my country's land at the border little by little. Absolutely disgusting. Man we Indians are also strong we are the second growing country behind China. I feel absolutely disgusted what CCP did in Tiananmen Square
It was 30 years ago... get over it. Oh wait, you can’t cause if you couldn’t complain about that you’d have nothing to complain about. I went to Mumbai and I shat on the street
This is true. I know India has their own problems. Infrastructure and hygiene etc (rural areas especially) and remains of the cast system still existing. I am not commenting to point out the flaws of India though! I'm a fan of Indian culture, music, philosophy and find it the most interesting place on Earth. I would *_love_* to visit India, I just do not know where to go and would need some insider to get around. :) I speak decent English, but I'd like to ask you, in your opinion; do you think Indian people on a whole speak English well? I realize there are LOTS of different cultures and minorities so it may be hard to say? But yeah, if I want to visit old temples and ruins and historically significant places, would I need a guide/translator? Or are these areas already tourist attractions so that locals have basic English skills? I'm sad to say I only speak two languages. :/
Nisse Larson the Indians did speak understandable English. There was also people with very good English, I won’t lie. Almost everyone I spoke to had some degree of English so it was understandable, I had no difficulties. As someone who’s also lived in China.... yeah the chinese were far worse on average but there would be some young people who would speak understandable English
This is kind of unrelated but when you mentioned the government rhetoric it reminded me of when speaking with my (family friend) translator when in Fuzhou and visiting Pingtan. My translator told me how China is building Pingtan island to welcome Taiwan back to China, that they miss them and are fighting for them because America won't let Taiwan come back to China. I listened to this and it sounded exactly like something someone taught them to say. I never hear of any kind of strong arming of Taiwan by the west or supporting other than perhaps UN, private investment or US monetary support. My point is it really opened my eyes to how deep the Chinese government goes to influence their citizens impressions of something without question.
They control every aspect of people's education from day one, brainwashed parents, programming through schooling telling them how to think not just what to think. Only a small number overcome that kind of programming and the cognitive dissonance is painful, so most will just stay in the comfort zone of parroting what they've been taught.
@@woodsywoods1366 Lee TSA said the exact same thing of the school of CongMong he said that the CongMong priest were making mindless animal of the Chinese peoples. He said he would find a king and educate him on the sickness of CongMong. he found Chinghsaung, and made him emperor of all the Chinas. He ended, for a time the rule of the "Robot" makes and for a time set the people free.
"we don't want our country to become black like France or Germany" *said the person whose countrymen are LITERALLY everywhere in the world, even in the most remote places*
I'm sorry serpentza but I'm gonna have to side with the racist chinese people on this one. Look at what happened in Europe (like Germany, Sweden, France, etc) and you will see why they oppose that terrible idea.
Agree as well, China has enough people as it is. Why would they want to introduce people who can't jive with Chinese culture, that's asking for trouble and unrest.
Well, what you mention about the way China treats foreigners is the same in Thailand. Getting a residency permit is nearly impossible, after 15 years I don't even try.
Thailand, as you probably know, is actually run by ethnic Chinese (called the Teow-chu). They speak Chinese at home and inter-marry. The prime minister, all top generals, and nearly all top CEO's of the biggest companies, are from Chinese families. They damn well know who the Chinese families are, though they pretend they are all "Thai now, with Thai I.D. cards." It's another Chinese scam. But the same exact Chinese ultra-racism. Which is why there is no reciprocity in green cards. The Thais, by the way, have over 300,000 U.S. green cards, with full civil and property rights in the U.S. They buy up homes and land in California --- the thing that you will never be allowed to do in Thailand.
@@susangarcia6233 love your comment, can you do a video with serpentza? anyway do you know that phillipines is also a chinese scam country too? they pretends they are spanish, but it's actually ruled by ethnic chinese called hokkian, They also speak chinese in the home, but they said they're spain, it's another chinese scam country that you need to watch out
The Japanese society is far more hermetic than the Chinese. Not sure how anyone can take a conclusion like that after living just 12 months in a country. It show more your bias than anything else. I guess in 11 years you now speak Japanese, and good for you that you integrated in Japan, one of my favorite places in the world.
I despise the CCP, I don’t much like Chinese culture and a lot of the people, who I often find to be very rude (I live in the greater Vancouver area, so there’s plenty around) but I wish the west would adopt their immigration system, it makes a lot more sense than America’s visa lottery and shit like that. As for the people’s response to the proposed immigration reform, it’s their country, if they don’t want to let people in thats their business. They’re being mean about it, but it’s still their business. In their case it’s a little silly though, given how huge the Han Chinese super majority is. They’re not exactly in danger of being replaced by a few tens of thousands of immigrants a year.
Very well articulated. A gigantic country with 1.4 billion people will not fall to its knees because a few thousand foreigners move in ... and those who move to China would be dotted around all over the country anyway, not just in one city ... so they wouldn't even be visible in most places.
applies to west just the same. I was a chinese child, but I got destroyed for it by the other dutch kids. In this country you have to respect the rich kids despite them betraying you, because this country was already done by the time I was born in 1999. The golden age had passed for centuries, and I hadn't gotten the memo early enough. This is truly a negative country, words are only there to lie, peoples emotions, thats what informs you of the state of your country!
They’ve been in Los Angeles for a year. But, Laowhy said in one of his wife, Vivienne’s videos a few months back that they might go back when the atmosphere changes.
Plenty of reasons, personal and professional. You've obviously never been an expat, like Serpentza and Laowhy86. Especially if you marry, you establish lots of ties in the host country. The CCP doesn't care.
That's because Taiwan is a vassal state of the US, so they're friendly with Americans. The Taiwanese treat other foreigners who aren't white horribly, especially South East Asians.
The problem is, who would really want to get Chinese citizenship anyway? Just by the merit of passport alone, Chinese Passport is incredibly restrictive compare to the likes of EU, Australia, NZ, USA, Canada, Mexico and Malaysia - in terms of ease to travel.
I loved this video format ! Talking about one topic and at the same time showing your travels. If you could mentioned the setup / equipment that you use to capture the audio it would be awesome.
Love your show budi know I'm new as I just found you a few days ago but loving everything your putting out thanks for all your hard work for getting the info out to us all and I know it's a lot of work so thank you & I'm sure all your other fans are thankful for your work
but what is Americans? What are even europeans going by the behaviour of many of their governments. now you see why whites are such a joke to the rest of the world.
Love the vid as always!! On the topic I may not be in the know about this but it seems like the people of China don't actually know what racism really is. Is that right? As far as take take take and no give I think thats there upbringing. Most of the younger people parents didn't have much and they really had to push to feed the family. So the concept of giving to someone or a causes or whatever is very foreign to them. What do you think? I could be totally wrong and if I am please let me know, you won't hurt my feelings .) I see it as a total and complete brainwashing of its people. All most like us in the states during the cold war. Growing up everyday we had something about Russia and nukes and drills every week plus atleast one video showing a Nuke blowing up something. So I can't say our brainwashing was't there as well. I can say though through all of my travels into former Russia block countries the people were insanely nice, willing to help you even if it took time out of there day etc. So the older I got and the more I traveled I came to understand that the people of a country are not the Government of the country. Now looking back on the those years of travel long ago now I appreciate what I learned. That said my experiences with China's people leave much to be desired. But one can hope yes?
@casperi2 *Duck and Cover!* ;-) Yeah the McCarthy-era was shock-full of propaganda and lies. The HUAC blacklisted lots of people just for having Russian heritage, Jews and tons of other people who were as American as anyone... Any education system which whitewashes old atrocities and contains history revisionism, refuting science like Darwinism is messed up in my opinion. I can't comment on China, but from what I hear they have a pretty scary education system. They do embrace Darwinism I believe, though. I'd like to know myself.
Nor were the countries and territories THE WEST raided/stole from/destroyed/and used or sold the inhabitants for slave labor, to build a ''first world''. When France and others stop gorging on their resources, they will all happily go back and start afresh, because there will now be plenty of resources for them all, and even for immigrants in their lands. THEY WERE NEVER ASKED.
As unbelievable as it sounds, the xenophobia in China has already reached the stage as in Showa Japan or even worse. I have a Chinese friend who graduated from PKU then UPenn, now working in Austin as an Apple GPU engineer. His father took quite a beating at his workplace back in China simply because some hotheaded aholes thought he sent his son to work for foreign interests, even his boss is applying pressure trying to pull my friend back to China. These fuckers are literally trying to ruin a man's career just for their empty pride. Things like these aren't common in the coastal provinces, at least no one's bashing my parents in Zhejiang for sending me to Canada, but shits are getting real in the northeast rust belt, where people actually blame everything on foreigners, and they'd probably start killing each other off as soon as they run out of scapegoats.
That's pretty sad. Ultra nationalism and xenophobia are forms of mental illness in my opinion. It is far far far beyond mere patriotism. We can all be proud of our countries, sure, but when it turns to hatred of other human beings that you have never even met in your life, it's just disgusting. Extreme nationalism is pointless, because if we look at it in basic terms ... a country is just a strip of land. That's all it is. And none of us choose which strip of land we are born on, or the colour of our skin. For those who are rational and sensible, humanity comes first ... nationality second.
I knew chinese were racist after watching a Chinese dating show that had foreign contestants on occasionally. Some of the things the host and Chinese girls would say if it was said in the West the show would have been taken off the air. Although for some reason chinese don't see it as being racist it's like their right to just be horrendously brutally honest without compassion.
What do they say that is racist exactly? That foreigners are racially inferior to Chinese people? Because that would be racist. Racial discrimination on the other hand is not the same thing as racism.
@@viraloracle5151 ummmmm them complaining all the time is them being brutally honest....they could have keptntheir mouths shut but they can't, they have to say something. That's them being brutally honest with how they think......lol. Germans always so angry...hahahahhaa!!
I feel like my way of thinking about these issues is an unusual one. It seems like the mainstream debate is between two sides: One side is people who think their own race is better and more important than other races, and they want to treat other races very unfairly, and these people want very restricted immigration into their own countries, which seems to be motivated by their dislike of other races. The other side is people who think that racial differences are only superficial, people are basically all the same, so they don’t feel any attachment to their own race, and these people want very open immigration into their own countries, a desire that seems to be motivated by their passion for showing how anti-racist they are. My way of thinking is different from both of these. In fact, I’m passionate about human rights, peace, and human happiness. I don’t want my race to rule over, abuse, or conquer other races. I also don’t want other races of people to treat my own race in such a way. I also see human diversity as being somewhat more than skin-deep. I’ve lived abroad and seen the real magnitude of cultural differences. Cultural variation is due partly to learning and partly to biological variation. Anyway, immigrants do change the culture of the places they move to. Not everyone feels a special connection to their own people and their culture, but many people do. The bonds of racial kinship, shared history, and culture are very important to many people. This is natural, and it’s not bad. My view on these issues is that I do want immigration into my country to be restricted to a moderate level, and allowing only people who speak and write our language well, have a high level of education, have good health, don’t commit crimes, and contribute positively to the economy. These are high standards, but not impossible ones. Those proposed standards in China do seem a little too high. However, the other proposed rule of allowing many low-skilled people from Africa and Latin America to do low-income jobs in China: If I were Chinese, I also would be opposed to that law; however, I absolutely do not share the racist attitudes of those Chinese commenters. I want a reasonable immigration policy that benefits my country, and I totally accept any other country doing the same. But I don’t like racism. I do like to meet people of other races and nationalities, learn about their cultures, and form friendships. So, I feel like a real outlier. I want a peaceful, fair form of nationalism that respects the rights of all people.
I think more of the chinese commentators would be down for low-skilled workers from Poland, Romania and Serbia. My guess is it comes down to race much more than you think. I do agree though cultural differences are real and too many people of the same culture, especially if they aren't interested in integration, can inadvertently cause a disconnect within the country by not integrating because they can just hang out within their group.
Mainland China, and a lot of mainland Chinese people makes everyone ethnically Chinese look horrible on the world stage, of course we would dislike them. When it comes to racism and discrimination, it's on a different level inside of mainland China, even people living in same city just from different area gets hated, basically anyone not local or known about by the local to be ''acceptable or good'' are hated and shunned, so to a lot of them racism is a ''normal'' thing, I've personally seen examples of it even though at the time I didn't quite understand it as a 6yo kid, living in mainland China.
I was watching the film The Red Violin the other day, and was quite taken by the scene set during the Cultural Revolution. I imagine many people in China today lived through this. Is the mass insanity of this period mean anything to the Chinese today? How is it talked about in school?
Hey Winston. The requirements to legally get an Green card for immigrants here in US (e.g. EB5 investor visa) is $1.2 million. They also allow chain migration if you can get ancestral ties to a US citizen. How is that different from China?
....I live Taiwan and am married to a local Taiwanese citizen and have an eleven years old daughter too. I've lived here 20 years and still not allowed citizenship. Taiwan the same as China, Taiwan is supposed to be following democratic countries, not so. I read in the local papers an Australian or American woman been here 40 years and raised money for local charities for various organizations, they still wouldn't give her citizenship.
Internet User me. I studied there for a while and loved it, it’s super developed with great people in shanghai and Shenzhen. I’ve been to America 6 times, Canada once, I live in the uk, and I’ve been around Europe. The Chinese top cities are the most developed in the world. Not all of China, but the major cities. It’s great
Internet User explain please. That argument makes literally no sense. I’ve lived in London, Dublin, travelled to Ontario, Boston, Washington, SF, LA, LV, Berlin, Paris, Tokyo o and lived in Shanghai and Shenzhen. I think that the last two are the most developed by far. I’ve been there and lived there so I can judge, if you’ve never been then stop talking shit cause you’re spreading bullshit you read on the internet
I've got a Chinese friend who is a Chinese national, and me being a Chinese Australian. Every-time when we engage in a conversation about criticizing the Australian society or government he is more than glad to jump onto the wagon to blow off some steam which seemed perfectly fine by me; however, whenever we begin to discuss anything critical related to the Chinese government, a big no, outright double standard. Moreover, he is gloating the fact that he is a Chinese national and bragging that he will never become an Australian citizen, which is kind of hypocritical in my opinion given that he always attacks the foreigners in China who rejects being associated with Chinese culture and Chinese identity.
I think it's not just a sense of superiority on a national level, but also on a cultural level. Under this umbrella thinking, they might not have realised the fact that others think of them as the ones who think they are always right.
Actually many are racists. They become. Like this even when in other countries. Jobs and peers only get the best paying and most highest positions amongst them.
How has that diversity worked out for you in your country Winston? Just a thought. Also the damaging impact of mass immigration in the west is plain to see. Maybe the Chinese just want to avoid it. I know they have their problems over there but mass immigration ain’t one. There are always exceptions to the rule, small numbers who mingle for love is completely fine, but brining in large numbers who don’t share your values or history, destroy cohesive society, create divisions and inevitably lead to conflict, it’s a story that has played out many times throughout history. It is sad you are nomad but don’t wish it on the rest of us.
Racism by anyone is totally stupid and self limiting . People need to open their eyes and recognize the truth . Harmony leads to continuity and disharmony leads to destruction (of the self) .
im surprised we in America let 1 million of these people in our country! We should be more like china we only want rich people and people that will contribute to our country!
When my grandparents immigrated to the US 100 years ago my grandfather was a coal miner and my grandmother a housewife. Not exactly millionaires. Yet they worked extremely hard, raised two sons who became successful citizens, who in turn had successful hard-working children of their own. By your criteria my grandparents would never have been allowed to immigrate here, nor millions of others like them, and the US would be the worse for it. We still need people who work hard, have ambition, love their families and contribute to their communities, no matter where they come from. The notion that we can satisfy our need for immigrants (and we do need them) by only allowing in millionaires from Norway is ridiculous and racist.
It makes my blood boil especially when chinese people complain about the japanese being so racist and mean to chinese. You reap what you sow. Japan reacts much better to foreign inclusion despite being somewhat a xenophobic country by history and culture and will hardly express such views in the same way these chinese people have been tweeting, they might not agree with it and be truly racist but at least they have some respect in that regard. In tokyo and other places you see chinese people and estabilishments. In china, there are places with signs that explicitly say "japanese dog not allowed". They can't complain about racism while being extremely racist.
I don't see why a hard-working Chinese that never left China has to reciprocate anything just because there's other Chinese people that emigrated... Sorry Winston, but you should know better: we don't get to demand anything from individuals just because they belong to a certain ethnic group...
Also Winston, you are a citizen of the world. You come from SA, you lived in China, then now in America... Some people don't get that kind of choice or opportunity. Most people live and die where they are born. It not fair to tell they they should accept their salary to be lowered (because that's the whole purpose of mass-migration from 4th world countries) simply because some people of the same ethnic group happens to have had the opportunity to become a citizen of the world. This cannot be more unfair, and that's why people are pushing back. Maybe instead of calling them "racist", you should ask yourself what conflating individuals with their ethnic group makes you...
My best friend died here, in China, he had a massive stroke. he had a Chinese wife, 20 years living here and working every day of it. His gravestone says 'Husband of Shen **' couldn't put his actual name on the gravestone, foreign names are against local regulations, 30 kilometres from world class city Shanghai!!!! So, contribute 20 years of of your best work to a country and finish up in what is effectively an unmarked grave.
That's tragic and sad. No excuse for it, really. Imagine if all Chinese graves, worldwide, were treated the same way. CCP needs to learn reciprocity.
Renata Jastrzebski from what I know of the law it has to have Chinese name on it for paper work reasons but nothing is stopping him also adding his English name to the grave stone
woah !
This is unacceptable
One can judge a civilization by the way it treats its dead. Well, it looks like China's hatred of foreigners goes post-mortem.
The Chinese urge to resist against the state was slaughtered at Tiananmen. Tank Man wasn't just one brave man - he was the idea of a reasonable Chinese individual.
Why not grow some balls and do something?
@@fazemills663 you say it like you're doing a lot already
@@fazemills663 I've killed Hitler in Wolfenstein, twice. What about you, what have YOU done for humanity?!
@@martiddy lol it isn't my country though. I shouldn't say anything Europe is overrun with Islam and I ain't done nothing about it lol
@@fazemills663 You don't have to be from a country to speak against their immoral and unethical actions.
Has anyone else noticed that the Chinese who blast the West as Racists use a western name in their twitter/facebook etc.
Pretty ironic.
These are paid trolls.
@@chiyoko4244 or because their chinese name is to hard to pronounce by westerner
nah
how do these 2 even relate lmao get a better brian
@@jamesstuart3536 no. how
"I hate foreigners" from Iphone X LMAO
I only lived in China for one month of a two year contract as I had never felt so unaccepted and felt so much racism. I was really badly disrespected.
then they wonder why billy boy votes Trump
Never thought I would see the day Serpentza talks about China in Vegas
I'm so horni
Greetings to the biggest Leader
Priceless smile and a heartless mind.
I like this channel simply because he speaks the truth. Greed backfires eventually.
JustMe it is his truth I’m european and been living in China for 15 years never experienced all the crap this man describe with such animosity
Daniel T I haven’t been nor lived in China and I’ve experience a lot of what this man speaks about.
@@Mysticzen6 Your writing style is identical to a CCP propaganda poster. Someone really needs to create a natural language processing machine learning model to classify and point out the attempts to discredit objective criticism of China.
qx1337 no country is perfect we can spend a full day talking bad about France, italy , USA etc etc I have lived in Europe and China and I personally prefere China, but anyway I understand everybody has they own opinion but always try to see the bigger picture not just listen 1 person who’s probably bitter, I know several foreigner living in china and very happy
@@Mysticzen6 Yep. You do not need to feel what he feels. There are plenty of racist chinese here in my country aswell. Its either they are good folks or they do not speak in front of you.
I always believed that the Chinese in China was prejudiced and after hearing what you all said and hearing from other sources saying the same thing I am sure that it is very true.
Sidney Mathious you should also listen the many people like me who have been living in china for 15 years or more and never experienced a single episode of racism, don’t listen to people who are bitter against China cause they were not able to carry up their own plans
Im han chinese,never went abroad myself. I can tell a FACT: majority of chinese are racists.
@@OLzSStolz well that takes time to explain.
You see,actually chinese racism is a result of long-term propaganda by the chinese government. The authoritarian regime use propaganda to villainize it's rival countries which includes japan america and basically every westen country. And they put a strong emphasize on chinese superiority. They do this to consolidate their power and it worked remarkablely well.(1/3)
@@OLzSStolz But not against russia and pakistan. As i descibed above,the answer is quite simple:russia and pakistan are china's allies,therefore no mention of russian cruelty against chinese at all. Actually chinese media(heavily controlled by gov) constantly potray russia as the superior ra ce.(they constantly attribute various kind of virtues to the russians,therefore giving chinese the impression that the russians are a higher ra ce like the chinese)
Hope this help you.(3/3)
@@OLzSStolz it irratated me when youtube deleted my comment again and again,that im forced to add blanks and meaningless emojis to my text which was promoting anti-racism and democracy.
I'm starting to think that China is beyond redemption.
Congratulations, you realized the truth
Well this is the case for the US as well.
@@Worldofourown2024 Dead on.
@Christiaan Baron well this involves a supernatural belief about protecting the life force. the thing is we are all scared of such things because we empathize with other creatures, no empathy, no problem. That being said, not that I like this way, I just know that it is what is going to succeed. We are only nice because history is written by it's victors. Cat doesn't care either about suffering of mice, but it's a very succesful creature, because as a human being you know it can't dissapoint you, and it reminds you of the weakness caused in our social nature. I pity our dog because it cares about us, knowing I can do nothing to back up such loyalty. My family always wanted to be a cat because we knew from young age the writing was on the wall.
@@nisselarson3227 , Tube Specific
The CCP teaches the citizens the wrong reasons for loving themselves and the wrong reasons for hating foreigners !!!
Just like that Australian who skipped the queue for the COVID-19 test and siad "Chinese get out". Ummm, I could tell why people sometimes don't like foreigners. Show local the respect or gtfo.
Tank man is a legend
@Pretty fly for a WiFi Walked away? More like physically removed and never heard from again.
We need more uploads.. .you are practically the only source I trust.
China Uncensored is also pretty good.
and i use nathan rich to challenge my ideas and see my brain melt as i read the comment section.
True.
In your mind.
Students protest:"give me liberty or give me death".
Chinese government:"I see this as an absolute win".
*tanks rolling on Tiananmen square*
Not funny people really died :(
The mistake is always to ask the government to give.
Either you are a part of what runs the country or you're a slave. Can't ask criminals nicely to please stop being corrupt. There has to be an actual superior authority first. And that is difficult with a rabble that sometimes plays socialist revolutionary if they are inconvenienced, but are the basis for government corruption.
@@Dowlphin the students should have used the slogan "wolverines" when a commie tank was lit up by Molotov cocktail.
Chinese gov. Ok
No problem we give death.
Your demands are acceptable.
The video addresses a real problem in China, which is a good thing to do, what's shocking (or not) is that so many people in the comment section can't see the irony in being extremely racist while condemning racism themselves. Then again, can't expect basic level self-awareness from racist people, Chinese or non-Chinese.
I'm a graduate student in Japan and one day a teacher showed the image of the "Tank Man" to the class. Everyone in the class knew about it, except the Chinese students.
I will not call him hero. Brave but brainless person. When there's a Martial law said everybody should stay at home. It's law. not joke.
What goes around comes around , their bad Karma would pick up with them
Pretty SOON .
Amin .
Sad but true, running to other countries now while theirs is ill atm.
Corona Virus is thinning out the Chinese herd. Once this passes and millions are dead because of China's bioweapon a healthy dose of harsh sanctions against China should ensue and all western assets stripped from them (ie) farms, businesses, infrastructure, buildings that has any trace CCP ownership to be fully reclaimed by the western governments they hurt with their bio-weapon, all chinese with CCP ties in western nations to be immediately deported (AFAIC this is the new cold war)
aman
It already is. Their one child policy, though lifted in 2015, has continuing effects that are resulting in shrinkage of their labor force.
At least china doesn’t like America and the west which colonise everything they see
A video condemning racism without a certain political bent? Well this is 100% certain to be demonitized.
I'm a native Chinese, I think my country is hopeless ,way too far to be saved, I often pray to GOD Please don't abandon us.
You seem to be a wonderful person. I really do hope it will change for you, If wishes were reality.
@@JennyWinters wishes are good, but I can't see any hope, I'm also afraid that in the futrue my children will live in this toxic environment, and so do his/her children too.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with having an extremely selective immigration policy. There is nothing wrong with preserving your nation. On this issue China is spot on. Chinese people see Western nations committing suicide by immigration and they want no part of it. Good on them. The people who left China for other countries are not the same people as the Chinese who don't want foreigners in their country. There is no hypocrisy. Other countries are justified in excluding Chinese by reciprocity if they so choose. But the Chinese are 100% entitled to set their own immigration policy.
Exactly!
Based.
Don't bother explaining to them the concept of sovereign nation.
Apart from China, many countries has very restrictive immigration policy which is within each country rights. However, nothing compares to America "Chinese Exclusion Act" which runs for decades and targeted only at a particular race. That's hypocrisy!
Money Luser they want no part of it but are happy to destroy other nations🤔 I often wondered why every country seems to have a Chinatown in it. If they are allowed to have citizenship elsewhere then it’s only fair foreigners should have the same right in China.
I fully agree. However, there is also nothing wrong with people being able to criticize it.... It does seem a bit of a double standard though regarding the emmigration/immigration balance. I wonder how many people actually WANT to move there.
Every large city on the world has a China Town....is there a western town in any chinese city? They also buy houses in every country, can westerners buy houses in china?
No and No.
Good point. The Western news media should raise this question, but of course will not.
if the new law of immigration is validated recently ,yes you can !
Technically foreigners can buy house in China. However It is a 70 years rent to all people not only foreigners according to the law that all lands belongs to the state (CCP actually). If you are going to make a investment on property, I do not suggest you choose China at least not now.
Glad you two and your family's got out of China to raise your children is a much better country
if he is not happy with China - he can leave
@@eriklee9462 so you support a totalitarian awful so called government?....do some research before you mouth off.
Rimuru Gaming I don’t see a problem with totalitarianism. The strong should be allowed to rule to weak, I’m sick and tired of democracies giving power to the weak. If the weak hate the CCP enough they will rebel.
@@OrphenKryScion Trump style government
America is a very racist country compared to London I have been there 5 times, certain states in the US are still very segregated.
Serpentza, I know this is not the point of the video. I love the bike your riding it really has the look of the old Kawasaki Z1 (Zed 1), but I truly enjoy your videos, keep up the great work and "Stay Awesome."👍
I agree these bikes are pretty nice compared to some they have riden through asia
Yep, I'm pleased to see them on _real_ motorcycles with that classic transverse 4-cylinder growl instead of those little thumper putt-putts in China. 'Merica -- fuck yeah.
@@hshs5756 Uh... both bikes are japanese (Kawasaki and Yamaha). I think the YAMAHA has 2 cylinders. I recognize the Yamaha XSR 700.
@@robofthewest The Kawi is definitely a transverse-4. The XSR 700 Yamaha is a parallel twin, but technologically light-years beyond the original XS 650 in the 70's, which was a GREAT bike, and still something of sought-after cult-classic. The sad thing about "Japanese" bikes now is that like most other vehicles, a lot if not most of the parts are Chinese. When it comes to vehicle assembly, pretty soon we're going to know who's swimming naked because the "tide" of Chinese parts is going out due to covid19 work stoppages.
Meanwhile, the Chinese are buying miles of commercial property in San Gabriel Valley, California.
Not sure how they come in with tons of cash and pay higher than selling price. As locals, we can not compete with these buyers.
They are buying properties all over the world. Not only big cities, but in developing countries as well.
What is worse is that they will likely hoarde these properties and are unlikely to sell it to a non-chinese buyer, if at all.
Nobody checks where the cash comes from. It could well be money-laundering from corruption and bribes, even Chinese mafia and underground illegal activities. Is a real estate agent, local county courthouse, or local California politician going to check that when a U.S. property changes hands? No way!
I don't want to sound racist, but like we should ban Chinese nationals from buying property here in California.
@Christiaan Baron Chinese exclusion act 2 electric boogaloo
@@waifubreaks1572 maybe not fully ban...but regulate it so it doesn't get out of control.
@@jcsumme1790 Yes... residential property as well. One crappy house 3b/2b sold in the 91801 zip code for 848K It is an ugly house too!
Do you seriously ask the Chinese to reciprocate on anything or everything? Wake up and smell the coffee, man!
Why not? Are you saying they have to stay as world-class one-way cheaters, only?
@@susangarcia6233 because it is pointless to ask them. you only have to look at their behaviour and see they win. because they know they can always be selfish. western selflessness is just a desperate form of selfishness, you think you are like others and get angry when people do not believe the dream. that's why han religion is smart, because it's pragmatic. western religion was invented to please women, just look at jesus for example. that is why chinese women I talk to wants to turn me into trans, she like that I am good boy but she knows it is just a dream, and her less loyal chinese men will win, no matter how much the west screams about it.
Damn Winston, as a fellow South African, I'm sure you'll agree those American roads look smoooooth as silk lol
That they are
Haha I haven't been to the States at all yet brother bro. I can dream though! In South Africa, hijackers stand on bridges above national roads and drop massive rocks onto cars. On some of the smaller roads, there are potholes big enough to swallow cars lol
@Joe Blow I don't believe it's genetic bro. Just that our whole society has become so detached from our humanity. Morality is dead.
@Joe Blow The only time I've heard of anything like that was when those 5 white kids did that a while back. Huge rock through the wind shield killing a passenger. So just gtfo out of here with that ridiculous bs.
@Joe Blow Genetic? I am Nigerian and live in England. I always get very triggered when I see people walking across lawns as I feel it kills the uniformity and green nature. I hate Grafittis to a fault. My favourite architecture is Neoclassical and art is baroque. What do you know about genetics? Ideology and exposure spurs people to action not genetics.
Where can I reach you? Serpentza, I am a Chinese who knows a lot about CCPs censorship. Respect!
send me a message on instagram
serpentza got it, thanks.
Snap* this is going to daddy xi
This mentality hasn’t changed over the years since I was a kid. I’m not surprised.
yeah whites have a right to move to china, it's their birth right to be allowed to live where ever in asia, even for losers like serpentza who don't even have a college degree but still allowed to teach english, still allowed into a country he never bothered to learn the language of because china's just that evil
right?
What upsets me is that even if people don’t hold these racist, anti-foreigner beliefs, they would not speak out against them because they are shy to be seen as anti-China. In fact, my impression is that most Chinese people’s knee jerk reaction is to justify and excuse such vile rhetoric because of history, or because of lack of exposure to foreigners, or what not, and to just explain it away as lack of politeness and self-control.
What's sad is how Chinese parents with their child married to a foreigner, then moved out of China, find out the bitter truth about their country on why the foreign guy don't/can't stay in China.
Reminds me of how *Bruce Lee* wasn't even _openly_ taught Wing Chun Kung-Fu in Hong Kong because he had one Grandparent with German ancestry.
Thats like me not going to a Latvian school because i had a Russian great grandmother
Metal Memes for Naked Reptilians soon find out when IP Man 4 is on NetFlix...I'v been to Foshan were IP Man and Bruce Lee were born, and IP Man was filmed,
@@latviandragon2718 Not even close. Apart from some port, Germany never completely occupied china lol
really?
The videos have gotten noticeable more critical since no longer living in China.
Perhaps you are ignorant about how the CCP has been getting worse and worse...
@@stevemcgowen that and they don't have to fear reprisals from the government. It's a lot easier to speak your mind when you no longer have the fear of being randomly and unjustly locked up (like their Canadian friend who is still in prison to this day). I liked their videos before, but I like their videos now even more because they no longer have to censor themselves and their true feelings.
Well Duh, The bullshit the CCP has pulled off has put their families in danger and had to put their wives into safety first, ofcourse the resentment is felt.
I think their feelings towards the current China and China 3 to 5 years ago has changed.
Its a process.
What I Don't get and have never understood is that migration should be two way or not at all. If foreigners cannot live in China then Chinese should not be tolerated in foreign countries. Years ago when I tried to work in the US I was told that jobs had to be given to Americans but back in Paris where I lived there were many Americans in my profession , living easily and happily so why is this ? When I tried to marry a Brazilan boyfriend and live in Brazil the embassy refused saying that I was only doing this to profit from the Brazilian social system ( which hardly exists ). I was even an employer and investor but they said no and in a very rude way. It was then that I left for China, should have shot myself instead !
Cool format. Having worked most of my life in the tourism industry, it is known that many Chinese tourists express their disdain towards the nationals in the country they visit. Nothing new. Upsetting in expats like you for sure. Like the format 👍🏻
Lot of *Sinophobia* and racism towards Chinese people going on down in the comments section here....
May I remind you all that not all Chinese people come from China. Maybe their ancestors did some hundreds of years ago but they weren't born under the flag of China or under the influence and mind control of the CCP.
You have to ask yourself why most Hong Kong residents born and raised in HK class themselves as HONG KONG CHINESE rather than just *'Chinese'* - because they don't want to be tarred with the same brush as people from the Chinese mainland. We are not the same people
RoseOfHizaki it’s not a phobia to not like China look at how they behave it’s reasonable to not like people who cut dogs legs off while there alive or harvest peoples organs or run them over with a tank
And your post is a perfect example of ignorance and *Sinophobia* at its finest and is *EXACTLY* what im talking about
Let me ask you this... When people were fighting each other in WWII - was every single person of German descent a Nazi??
So by *YOUR* opinion - you're willing to paint every chinese person with the same brush regardless if they are from Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore or Taiwan or born in overseas countries because things they have nothing to do with that are happening - being done by their government or a select few communities that live in super rural areas in China because thats what satisfies you? The people have no control over their government. The people also have no control over those who want to eat cats and dogs.
Not all chinese born in or out of china eat cats and dogs and not all chinese born in or out of china harvest organs.
No. Your problem isnt a phobia - Its racism
RoseOfHizaki I don’t call people from Malaysia Chinese anymore than I call people from the USA British and your one of these people who thinks if you put phobia on a word it makes it so it doesn’t China is a bastard country with a bastard government and the world would be a better place if it vanished in ref to the every german being a Nazi crap as far as I’m concerned yes they were all nazis they all had a hand in bringing hitler to power they all cheered him when he was winning and it wasn’t until they started to lose that people started to make the claims they were not nazis had Germany won they would have carried on cheering and it’s the same with the Chinese they all cheer there government they all think the sun shines from it until they leave China and move to another country and then they speak out just a little but not much
Yeah... Showing your true colours there arent you friend? Its people like you with their own form of self indignant, right wing righteousness that keeps spreading the flames of hate all over the world.
They have done absolutely nothing to wrong you yet you're so offended that they exist when they arent the ones in control and doing the bad stuff.
Better change your train of thought before someone with less patience and thinner skin decides to beat it into you. This is 2020. There is no place for racism and outdated views on people's race.
But then again. I doubt you will change.
Anyway - I dont debate with narrow minded people. good luck.
Great video guys! When your government actively trained you to be a racist, it’s difficult not to be racist :(
From what I’ve seen you couldn’t pay me to live in China.
I’d love to
If u don’t like them, think they don’t know what they are doing, and they don’t even welcome you, then don’t go into their country, why are you even inside china earning their money in the first place, Winston? And while you’re there earning their money, u even criticise them for doing things wrong and TRY TO TELL THEM WHAT TO DO? Same thing with asians immigrating into western countries. People are usually more supportive to people of their own race unless money plays a factor. And I am an Australian born chinese. We can’t just come into Australia and expect to be accepted for the best jobs (that westerners have always had in the first place, obviously they will try their best to hold onto their power) and receive the best treatment. I accept that westerners inside Australia can continue working the least and earn the most. Meanwhile we asians work more hours and still get paid less but that’s just how it is. We come into Australia knowing westerners hold top power. They know the best for their country and Nobody wants to lose power. We can only play by their rules and live in accordance to what they say. Same thing with westerners living inside china. I know multiple westerners who only went to china to teach English because they couldn’t find a job in Australia and were living on government welfare so they were really left with no options than to deal with discrimination inside china. As a chinese, my family will consider to move back to china in the future. Don’t try to change others to fix your own problems, change yourself.
I’ve worked across China, interesting place to visit but not a place to live permanently.
They view all outsiders as enemies! They don’t want done to them! What they are doing to others!
yah, we need to teach them reciprocity. Stop taking their BS.
Remember if foreign powers never invade China centuries ago in the first place this situation will never happen to foreigners today !
@@rangogreen6418 Why wasn’t it them who invaded us? Maybe they’re getting their revenge. In fact I feel sure they are trying. Not that we should let them.
@@rangogreen6418 don't forget that china is not the only invaded country in the world. I guess that almost every existing country got invaded at least once but still they are different in their way of thinking...
That basicaly means, your argument is invalid...
@@Akab no it doesn't, it just means china is the one that got powerful, because of it's geography. All those countries want to kill us for what we did to them. You can dream like a traumatized child but It won't change a thing about what is obvious and intuitive from the moment you enter the playground.
I find your point preposterous. Those against immigration to china aren't those who have migrated overseas. Why do you conflate the two? Those still in china have the right to voice their opinion over who they should allow into the country, sans the racism. Besides, any citizen of any western country have the right to voice objection over Chinese immigrants, so why shouldn't the Chinese in china voice objection over immigration to china?
Total BS. The Chinese have had full naturalization rights in the USA by rule of law since 1943. National law. They have the full civil and property rights of any U.S. citizen. How is that fair, much less reciprocal, for men and families like Serpentza and Laowhy86? It's not. It's one-way cheating by the CCP.
@@susangarcia6233 if you actually bothered to watch the video, it is the government that wants to allow immigration and the people objecting. Serpentza is not an American anyway, so why do you bring in America? Also, like I said, the people who already immigrated to America aren't the ones objecting - those still in china are. Serpentza is conflating the two, which I find wrong. The ones still in china have every right to voice their objection to immigration
@@dw3695 It's not reciprocal, regardless. Since over a MILLION Chinese have a U.S. green card, we demand reciprocity. Or Chinese should be stopped from buying our homes and land. Do the Han really not understand the word "fair"? Does it exist in the Chinese language?
I hate the hypocrisy but I firmly believe any country has the right to choose who they allow in to their country permanently. As far as I know no Western country ever got a chance to vote for who gets in or not.
And you do know why the West was betrayed and sold out... Because it is run by Zionists who only care about the Chosen People and Israel and want to subjugate the Gentile World.
Yes, instead of being able to vote, they have the media push ideas into our head. The only reason we even have foreigners coming to the usa now, is to enhance corporate profits. If they were not here, Americans would have many more job opportunities
Amazed the CCP have allowed that statue to even exist..
Its heritage by the ART unesco etc...
Maybe they are in Taiwan.
😂 They are in USA, don’t you see it?!
I felt the racism when I was in Beijing. I was there to adopt my 3rd Chinese child and had brought my Chinese born daughter with us. I tried to get a cab to take me to our hotel and all but one of the cab drivers wouldn't take us. The one who did take us charged us triple fare to take us to the hotel.
I can’t never forgive the Chinese for their abuse of dogs and animals. They are heartless little people
hey guys who also grew up in the west? remember when migration policy was something up for vote?!
yeah, me neither.
Build the wall?
1965 Immigration Act. Ted Kennedy promised it would not change America's demographics.
@@susangarcia6233 *cries in replaced by cheap african labour
No it’s racist if the yellow man doesn’t want to end up like what’s going on in the west
how are you guys in Paris and Rome at the same time ? :D
Viva Las Vegas!
Dude I wasn't paying attention and legit thought they were in France at one point 👀
@@TheShahkulu lol
nah. too clean to be paris or rome.
@Andrec S Paris is very very dirty. Have you even been to paris?
China SHOULD keep out immigrants. And so should America. I applaud their patriotism. At least some countries still stand up for their people
No immigration to America, no Sergey Brin in America, no Google, no TH-cam, no dumbass comments from the likes of you. Maybe you're right!
zoot soot I’d be happy without google. I’d still be commenting on everything though, and you’d be in Africa
The situation now - Sept 2021 - is all foreigners are barred from almost all hotels. I first came to China in 1990. This is easily the worst it's every been. As I cyclist I have no choice but to take a tent.
Since 1982, We have been doing business with Asians. First it was the wave of Hong Kong buyers. Then came the Taiwan buyers. Finally it was the Mainland buyers. The Hong Kong people and Taiwan people were exceptionally gracious and thankful people to us. Furthermore I grew up with Asians and have been the best of friends. There was NEVER any racism among us when we grew up together. Often we would wonder how smart they were academically. Yes there is betrayal in a few, primarily because they were christians. I had two Hong Kong older brothers that invested so many good things in me when I was a teenager at my first job. I am forever thankful in my heart to them. The wave of Mainland China people are very tight with money. They don’t believe in balance or fairness in business. I can honestly say the change in mentality is a new development in the last 20 years. Greed is a sickness that affects anyone and is not partial. But if you embrace them and accept their ways, they are very good people with kind hearts. I have many many more good memories than the few bad.
China 🇨🇳 invaded my country India 🇮🇳 in 1962 for some dispute over land borders and even today Chinese try to take my country's land at the border little by little. Absolutely disgusting. Man we Indians are also strong we are the second growing country behind China. I feel absolutely disgusted what CCP did in Tiananmen Square
It was 30 years ago... get over it. Oh wait, you can’t cause if you couldn’t complain about that you’d have nothing to complain about. I went to Mumbai and I shat on the street
@@liqritrs8391 Wumao troll.
This is true. I know India has their own problems. Infrastructure and hygiene etc (rural areas especially) and remains of the cast system still existing. I am not commenting to point out the flaws of India though! I'm a fan of Indian culture, music, philosophy and find it the most interesting place on Earth. I would *_love_* to visit India, I just do not know where to go and would need some insider to get around. :) I speak decent English, but I'd like to ask you, in your opinion; do you think Indian people on a whole speak English well? I realize there are LOTS of different cultures and minorities so it may be hard to say? But yeah, if I want to visit old temples and ruins and historically significant places, would I need a guide/translator? Or are these areas already tourist attractions so that locals have basic English skills? I'm sad to say I only speak two languages. :/
Nisse Larson the Indians did speak understandable English. There was also people with very good English, I won’t lie. Almost everyone I spoke to had some degree of English so it was understandable, I had no difficulties. As someone who’s also lived in China.... yeah the chinese were far worse on average but there would be some young people who would speak understandable English
@@liqritrs8391 Thanks, good to know.
china the 2nd biggest economy, 1.4bn but gets beat by Syria in a soccer match a war torn country, what a joke
🤣🤣🤣🤣
that's because Chinese threw the match and backed Syria ;)
This is kind of unrelated but when you mentioned the government rhetoric it reminded me of when speaking with my (family friend) translator when in Fuzhou and visiting Pingtan. My translator told me how China is building Pingtan island to welcome Taiwan back to China, that they miss them and are fighting for them because America won't let Taiwan come back to China. I listened to this and it sounded exactly like something someone taught them to say. I never hear of any kind of strong arming of Taiwan by the west or supporting other than perhaps UN, private investment or US monetary support. My point is it really opened my eyes to how deep the Chinese government goes to influence their citizens impressions of something without question.
They control every aspect of people's education from day one, brainwashed parents, programming through schooling telling them how to think not just what to think. Only a small number overcome that kind of programming and the cognitive dissonance is painful, so most will just stay in the comfort zone of parroting what they've been taught.
@ZipKickGo ...can we sum it up by saying CCP is creating a nation force of R-O-B-O-T-S.
@@woodsywoods1366 Lee TSA said the exact same thing of the school of CongMong
he said that the CongMong priest were making mindless animal of the Chinese peoples.
He said he would find a king and educate him on the sickness of CongMong.
he found Chinghsaung, and made him emperor of all the Chinas. He ended, for a time the rule of the "Robot" makes and for a time set the people free.
"we don't want our country to become black like France or Germany"
*said the person whose countrymen are LITERALLY everywhere in the world, even in the most remote places*
True. 50 million Chinese expats. No reciprocal rights for anybody else in China. Then they wonder why they have a reputation as cheats?
I'm sorry serpentza but I'm gonna have to side with the racist chinese people on this one.
Look at what happened in Europe (like Germany, Sweden, France, etc) and you will see why they oppose that terrible idea.
Agree as well, China has enough people as it is. Why would they want to introduce people who can't jive with Chinese culture, that's asking for trouble and unrest.
Lol, I live in Germany and I don't really see anything happening here :)
Well, what happened?
Tariro Musindo look it up you fucking dingus.
Immigration destroyed your home country of south Africa, something to think about
The Recent African immigration or the European one?!
@@AdamSahr-cj4kf He's probably not talking about the Dutch from 1652.
Do you mean because of the Dutch South Africa was destroyed because that's why it is the way it is now
what you mean?
Well, what you mention about the way China treats foreigners is the same in Thailand.
Getting a residency permit is nearly impossible, after 15 years I don't even try.
Thailand, as you probably know, is actually run by ethnic Chinese (called the Teow-chu). They speak Chinese at home and inter-marry. The prime minister, all top generals, and nearly all top CEO's of the biggest companies, are from Chinese families. They damn well know who the Chinese families are, though they pretend they are all "Thai now, with Thai I.D. cards." It's another Chinese scam. But the same exact Chinese ultra-racism. Which is why there is no reciprocity in green cards. The Thais, by the way, have over 300,000 U.S. green cards, with full civil and property rights in the U.S. They buy up homes and land in California --- the thing that you will never be allowed to do in Thailand.
@@susangarcia6233 love your comment, can you do a video with serpentza? anyway do you know that phillipines is also a chinese scam country too? they pretends they are spanish, but it's actually ruled by ethnic chinese called hokkian, They also speak chinese in the home, but they said they're spain, it's another chinese scam country that you need to watch out
Hatred of China by foreigners is much more serious and is also unacceptable! Plz accept this fact
Man, brings tears to my eyes to see you talk about this... Thanks Man👍🏿
I’ve been for one year in Chins and had to deal with so much racism.. I’m in Japan for over 11 years and rarely deal with racism.
The Japanese society is far more hermetic than the Chinese. Not sure how anyone can take a conclusion like that after living just 12 months in a country. It show more your bias than anything else. I guess in 11 years you now speak Japanese, and good for you that you integrated in Japan, one of my favorite places in the world.
I despise the CCP, I don’t much like Chinese culture and a lot of the people, who I often find to be very rude (I live in the greater Vancouver area, so there’s plenty around) but I wish the west would adopt their immigration system, it makes a lot more sense than America’s visa lottery and shit like that.
As for the people’s response to the proposed immigration reform, it’s their country, if they don’t want to let people in thats their business. They’re being mean about it, but it’s still their business.
In their case it’s a little silly though, given how huge the Han Chinese super majority is. They’re not exactly in danger of being replaced by a few tens of thousands of immigrants a year.
Very well articulated. A gigantic country with 1.4 billion people will not fall to its knees because a few thousand foreigners move in ... and those who move to China would be dotted around all over the country anyway, not just in one city ... so they wouldn't even be visible in most places.
And it ain't exactly like the world is lining up to get in.
Ma La million are lining up to get out.
When you start demanding tolerance you become the aggressor.
applies to west just the same. I was a chinese child, but I got destroyed for it by the other dutch kids. In this country you have to respect the rich kids despite them betraying you, because this country was already done by the time I was born in 1999. The golden age had passed for centuries, and I hadn't gotten the memo early enough. This is truly a negative country, words are only there to lie, peoples emotions, thats what informs you of the state of your country!
Tell that to the liberals.
Which begs the question. Why the hell would you want to live there? ?
They’ve been in Los Angeles for a year. But, Laowhy said in one of his wife, Vivienne’s videos a few months back that they might go back when the atmosphere changes.
Plenty of reasons, personal and professional. You've obviously never been an expat, like Serpentza and Laowhy86. Especially if you marry, you establish lots of ties in the host country. The CCP doesn't care.
This format of riding motorcycles and having a conversation is very cool, simple, and informative. Keep it up guys!
Greetings from a California guy in Taiwan. Thankfully Taiwan is friendly and safe.
That's because Taiwan is a vassal state of the US, so they're friendly with Americans. The Taiwanese treat other foreigners who aren't white horribly, especially South East Asians.
In Chinese history, periods of zenophobia have always preceeded the collapse of a dynasty.
how can one be xenophobic, when there are no other races in your country?
@@bevs9995 Actually there are. There are tibetan, mongols, and uyighurs.
@@alouie001 Tibet is not supposed to be a part of china
Mongolia is also not china
uyighurs.... a tiny few out of 1.3 billion
I like the idea of recording the video while riding a motorcycle. Those American roads are phenomenal to drive on.
The problem is, who would really want to get Chinese citizenship anyway?
Just by the merit of passport alone, Chinese Passport is incredibly restrictive compare to the likes of EU, Australia, NZ, USA, Canada, Mexico and Malaysia - in terms of ease to travel.
I loved this video format ! Talking about one topic and at the same time showing your travels. If you could mentioned the setup / equipment that you use to capture the audio it would be awesome.
Love your show budi know I'm new as I just found you a few days ago but loving everything your putting out thanks for all your hard work for getting the info out to us all and I know it's a lot of work so thank you & I'm sure all your other fans are thankful for your work
China for Chinese, tibet for Tibetans and america for Americans...
but what is Americans? What are even europeans going by the behaviour of many of their governments.
now you see why whites are such a joke to the rest of the world.
Love the vid as always!! On the topic I may not be in the know about this but it seems like the people of China don't actually know what racism really is. Is that right? As far as take take take and no give I think thats there upbringing. Most of the younger people parents didn't have much and they really had to push to feed the family. So the concept of giving to someone or a causes or whatever is very foreign to them. What do you think? I could be totally wrong and if I am please let me know, you won't hurt my feelings .) I see it as a total and complete brainwashing of its people. All most like us in the states during the cold war. Growing up everyday we had something about Russia and nukes and drills every week plus atleast one video showing a Nuke blowing up something. So I can't say our brainwashing was't there as well. I can say though through all of my travels into former Russia block countries the people were insanely nice, willing to help you even if it took time out of there day etc. So the older I got and the more I traveled I came to understand that the people of a country are not the Government of the country. Now looking back on the those years of travel long ago now I appreciate what I learned. That said my experiences with China's people leave much to be desired. But one can hope yes?
@casperi2 *Duck and Cover!* ;-) Yeah the McCarthy-era was shock-full of propaganda and lies. The HUAC blacklisted lots of people just for having Russian heritage, Jews and tons of other people who were as American as anyone... Any education system which whitewashes old atrocities and contains history revisionism, refuting science like Darwinism is messed up in my opinion. I can't comment on China, but from what I hear they have a pretty scary education system. They do embrace Darwinism I believe, though. I'd like to know myself.
Good for them...bravo. China for Chinese.
That's like saying White Countries for White People. Are you consistent on that theme?
@@susangarcia6233 Thats the way it should be...yes
As a fellow motorcyclist, I love how you incorporate riding with your message. Best wishes!
We were never asked in the west either.
Well too bad for you racist lol
radioclash84 lol that old chestnut, a simple response, for a simple person. Just keep burying your head.
Nor were the countries and territories THE WEST raided/stole from/destroyed/and used or sold the inhabitants for slave labor, to build a ''first world''.
When France and others stop gorging on their resources, they will all happily go back and start afresh, because there will now be plenty of resources for them all, and even for immigrants in their lands. THEY WERE NEVER ASKED.
As unbelievable as it sounds, the xenophobia in China has already reached the stage as in Showa Japan or even worse. I have a Chinese friend who graduated from PKU then UPenn, now working in Austin as an Apple GPU engineer. His father took quite a beating at his workplace back in China simply because some hotheaded aholes thought he sent his son to work for foreign interests, even his boss is applying pressure trying to pull my friend back to China. These fuckers are literally trying to ruin a man's career just for their empty pride.
Things like these aren't common in the coastal provinces, at least no one's bashing my parents in Zhejiang for sending me to Canada, but shits are getting real in the northeast rust belt, where people actually blame everything on foreigners, and they'd probably start killing each other off as soon as they run out of scapegoats.
That's pretty sad. Ultra nationalism and xenophobia are forms of mental illness in my opinion. It is far far far beyond mere patriotism. We can all be proud of our countries, sure, but when it turns to hatred of other human beings that you have never even met in your life, it's just disgusting. Extreme nationalism is pointless, because if we look at it in basic terms ... a country is just a strip of land. That's all it is. And none of us choose which strip of land we are born on, or the colour of our skin. For those who are rational and sensible, humanity comes first ... nationality second.
It's true what they say, economic decline of former industrial zones breeds the underclass of the worst kind.
Wow... that's crazy
@@realdeal7530 You're one of the most sensible people I've seen in a long time.
I knew chinese were racist after watching a Chinese dating show that had foreign contestants on occasionally. Some of the things the host and Chinese girls would say if it was said in the West the show would have been taken off the air. Although for some reason chinese don't see it as being racist it's like their right to just be horrendously brutally honest without compassion.
Most Chinese don't quite understand what modern racism or discrimination is, I think
Harry Oh quite contrare! When they are on the recieving end of racism, they cry the fucking blues for days and days.
@@veemon Man, those Chinese Yangtze delta blues singers........they'd make Robert Johnson break down and weep before counting his blessings.
What do they say that is racist exactly? That foreigners are racially inferior to Chinese people? Because that would be racist. Racial discrimination on the other hand is not the same thing as racism.
@@viraloracle5151 ummmmm them complaining all the time is them being brutally honest....they could have keptntheir mouths shut but they can't, they have to say something. That's them being brutally honest with how they think......lol. Germans always so angry...hahahahhaa!!
I feel like my way of thinking about these issues is an unusual one. It seems like the mainstream debate is between two sides: One side is people who think their own race is better and more important than other races, and they want to treat other races very unfairly, and these people want very restricted immigration into their own countries, which seems to be motivated by their dislike of other races. The other side is people who think that racial differences are only superficial, people are basically all the same, so they don’t feel any attachment to their own race, and these people want very open immigration into their own countries, a desire that seems to be motivated by their passion for showing how anti-racist they are. My way of thinking is different from both of these. In fact, I’m passionate about human rights, peace, and human happiness. I don’t want my race to rule over, abuse, or conquer other races. I also don’t want other races of people to treat my own race in such a way. I also see human diversity as being somewhat more than skin-deep. I’ve lived abroad and seen the real magnitude of cultural differences. Cultural variation is due partly to learning and partly to biological variation. Anyway, immigrants do change the culture of the places they move to. Not everyone feels a special connection to their own people and their culture, but many people do. The bonds of racial kinship, shared history, and culture are very important to many people. This is natural, and it’s not bad. My view on these issues is that I do want immigration into my country to be restricted to a moderate level, and allowing only people who speak and write our language well, have a high level of education, have good health, don’t commit crimes, and contribute positively to the economy. These are high standards, but not impossible ones. Those proposed standards in China do seem a little too high. However, the other proposed rule of allowing many low-skilled people from Africa and Latin America to do low-income jobs in China: If I were Chinese, I also would be opposed to that law; however, I absolutely do not share the racist attitudes of those Chinese commenters. I want a reasonable immigration policy that benefits my country, and I totally accept any other country doing the same. But I don’t like racism. I do like to meet people of other races and nationalities, learn about their cultures, and form friendships. So, I feel like a real outlier. I want a peaceful, fair form of nationalism that respects the rights of all people.
Best comment.
I think more of the chinese commentators would be down for low-skilled workers from Poland, Romania and Serbia. My guess is it comes down to race much more than you think.
I do agree though cultural differences are real and too many people of the same culture, especially if they aren't interested in integration, can inadvertently cause a disconnect within the country by not integrating because they can just hang out within their group.
Dude this channel is such a breath of fresh air in a world of disinformation.
Mainland China, and a lot of mainland Chinese people makes everyone ethnically Chinese look horrible on the world stage, of course we would dislike them. When it comes to racism and discrimination, it's on a different level inside of mainland China, even people living in same city just from different area gets hated, basically anyone not local or known about by the local to be ''acceptable or good'' are hated and shunned, so to a lot of them racism is a ''normal'' thing, I've personally seen examples of it even though at the time I didn't quite understand it as a 6yo kid, living in mainland China.
*_YOU HAD ME REALLY WORRIED WHEN YOU DIDN'T UPLOAD ON FRIDAY._*
I wasn't worried, I figured he was super busy. But I was clicking the refresh button a lot yesterday admittedly. :)
Hahaha
I was watching the film The Red Violin the other day, and was quite taken by the scene set during the Cultural Revolution. I imagine many people in China today lived through this. Is the mass insanity of this period mean anything to the Chinese today? How is it talked about in school?
Why would anyone want a "chinese green card" 🤮no thanks
Some few people, like Serptza and Laowhy86, have good reasons, every year.
Hey Winston. The requirements to legally get an Green card for immigrants here in US (e.g. EB5 investor visa) is $1.2 million. They also allow chain migration if you can get ancestral ties to a US citizen. How is that different from China?
....I live Taiwan and am married to a local Taiwanese citizen and have an eleven years old daughter too. I've lived here 20 years and still not allowed citizenship. Taiwan the same as China, Taiwan is supposed to be following democratic countries, not so. I read in the local papers an Australian or American woman been here 40 years and raised money for local charities for various organizations, they still wouldn't give her citizenship.
I've heard from Taiwanese friends how Taiwan is becoming the same as China.
To be honest, who would want to move to China anyway at the moment?
Vidkun Quisling?
Internet User me. I studied there for a while and loved it, it’s super developed with great people in shanghai and Shenzhen. I’ve been to America 6 times, Canada once, I live in the uk, and I’ve been around Europe. The Chinese top cities are the most developed in the world. Not all of China, but the major cities. It’s great
@@liqritrs8391 Chinese cities are not the most developed in the world in any way. You just saw what the CCP wanted you to see.
Internet User explain please. That argument makes literally no sense. I’ve lived in London, Dublin, travelled to Ontario, Boston, Washington, SF, LA, LV, Berlin, Paris, Tokyo o and lived in Shanghai and Shenzhen. I think that the last two are the most developed by far. I’ve been there and lived there so I can judge, if you’ve never been then stop talking shit cause you’re spreading bullshit you read on the internet
@@liqritrs8391 No, you explain. In what ways do you think these cities are more developed than Western ones.
Both of you will end up living in California. That is my predictions.
? They’ve been there a year now.
People with sense are leaving California... I reckon they’ll head to Texas or to some rural outpost in the mid-West
Hope they end up in portland!
@moo nee Yes, you are right :-(
I've got a Chinese friend who is a Chinese national, and me being a Chinese Australian. Every-time when we engage in a conversation about criticizing the Australian society or government he is more than glad to jump onto the wagon to blow off some steam which seemed perfectly fine by me; however, whenever we begin to discuss anything critical related to the Chinese government, a big no, outright double standard. Moreover, he is gloating the fact that he is a Chinese national and bragging that he will never become an Australian citizen, which is kind of hypocritical in my opinion given that he always attacks the foreigners in China who rejects being associated with Chinese culture and Chinese identity.
I think it's not just a sense of superiority on a national level, but also on a cultural level. Under this umbrella thinking, they might not have realised the fact that others think of them as the ones who think they are always right.
I am an engineer but would never consider moving to China even if they paid me. That would be like trading a Mercedes for a pinto.
Audio quality is so good (for a bike ride). Thought it was actually a voice over with 'bike sounds' ambiance added. Great stuff.
Actually many are racists. They become. Like this even when in other countries. Jobs and peers only get the best paying and most highest positions amongst them.
Communists... Taking and not sharing?! I would've never thought this. 😝
How has that diversity worked out for you in your country Winston? Just a thought. Also the damaging impact of mass immigration in the west is plain to see. Maybe the Chinese just want to avoid it. I know they have their problems over there but mass immigration ain’t one. There are always exceptions to the rule, small numbers who mingle for love is completely fine, but brining in large numbers who don’t share your values or history, destroy cohesive society, create divisions and inevitably lead to conflict, it’s a story that has played out many times throughout history. It is sad you are nomad but don’t wish it on the rest of us.
Based af. There are a lot of us talking that way in these comments.
Really, who wants to move to China? Out of all places to be, why China?
Racism by anyone is totally stupid and self limiting . People need to open their eyes and recognize the truth . Harmony leads to continuity and disharmony leads to destruction (of the self) .
im surprised we in America let 1 million of these people in our country! We should be more like china we only want rich people and people that will contribute to our country!
When my grandparents immigrated to the US 100 years ago my grandfather was a coal miner and my grandmother a housewife. Not exactly millionaires. Yet they worked extremely hard, raised two sons who became successful citizens, who in turn had successful hard-working children of their own. By your criteria my grandparents would never have been allowed to immigrate here, nor millions of others like them, and the US would be the worse for it. We still need people who work hard, have ambition, love their families and contribute to their communities, no matter where they come from. The notion that we can satisfy our need for immigrants (and we do need them) by only allowing in millionaires from Norway is ridiculous and racist.
It makes my blood boil especially when chinese people complain about the japanese being so racist and mean to chinese. You reap what you sow. Japan reacts much better to foreign inclusion despite being somewhat a xenophobic country by history and culture and will hardly express such views in the same way these chinese people have been tweeting, they might not agree with it and be truly racist but at least they have some respect in that regard. In tokyo and other places you see chinese people and estabilishments. In china, there are places with signs that explicitly say "japanese dog not allowed". They can't complain about racism while being extremely racist.
I don't see why a hard-working Chinese that never left China has to reciprocate anything just because there's other Chinese people that emigrated...
Sorry Winston, but you should know better: we don't get to demand anything from individuals just because they belong to a certain ethnic group...
Also Winston, you are a citizen of the world. You come from SA, you lived in China, then now in America...
Some people don't get that kind of choice or opportunity. Most people live and die where they are born.
It not fair to tell they they should accept their salary to be lowered (because that's the whole purpose of mass-migration from 4th world countries) simply because some people of the same ethnic group happens to have had the opportunity to become a citizen of the world.
This cannot be more unfair, and that's why people are pushing back. Maybe instead of calling them "racist", you should ask yourself what conflating individuals with their ethnic group makes you...
I wish that more people stand up like you.
There is something seriously wrong with the people in this comment section. I never want to be recommended this part of youtube again.
you can stick living there ever !!