Actually my experience is not completely related to racism, it's more about them being anti-mask and hatred towards people wearing masks. In general, locals here are very friendly and approachable. They don't really care about what kind of people you are.
Because masks is quite useless nowadays, especially against omicron. And wearing the whole hazmat suit to board plane is simply absurd, it’s overreacting, hysterical and paranoid
陳雲：與那些講「保護自己保護他人，請戴返個口罩」的香港人，其實沒什麼可以講。物以類聚，人以群分，離開這些人群，去英國就是。故此，英國吸納了一大批最優秀最精明的香港人，這是最長遠的國家策略。 However, you are not one of them and you deserved what you get
@@feyfey88 majority of westerners do and they do not care if you choose to wear masks or not. But if a bunch of Asians keep wearing masks everywhere even in open air country parks, it becomes awkward and weird. You have your freedom but they have their freedom to say you are weird too. Just like in HK, a large group of fully covered Muslim walks into a local shop, I guarantee you some HK people will give them stares and try to stay away, same thing
Although I have decided to stay in HK to take care of my parents, I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos and I often fantasize about living in the UK. I really hope that one day I can step out of my comfort zone. Keep it up, Stevo and Faye.
我覺得佢地最大問題係為對方搵理由，然後自己就要好humble 好有禮貌。我住過日本，依家身處英國。真正嘅平等，並唔係我要特別humble 同 polite 先得到so called 平等嘅對待。我身邊嘅BBC 同 喺西方好耐嘅香港人或華人，都會正視歧視嘅存在。反而，啱啱黎嘅香港人好奇怪，不停矮化自己，然後否定歧視嘅存在，話咩有禮貌或融入或有自信就得，但對自己香港人群體受到歧視通常則採取blame the victim 嘅做法。我比較相信British born Chinese 嘅睇法而非啱啱黎嘅香港人。佢地too humble 但唔係對自己人，對自己人好harsh. ***補充少少：歧視你嘅人本身質素或心地係有問題，並唔係你話自己自信佢就唔會咁做，佢要歧視你可以有100萬個理由。
When you walk on the street and being called "CHINKY" then you know. HK people is just too used to being humble while facing the unknown and uncertainties. Humble and polite are not the same.
Yes indeed many of them know what is going on, but I do met many of them thought Hong Kong = China while some of them dont even know where is Hong Kong and I bet they never hear the name of it.
people in Bath are generally nicer and more educated, the only downside is there is not as much Asian groceries or restaurants compared to other areas like Birmingham and Manchester
Hello, I'm a HKer having grown up in Canada. I believe the level of racism really depends on the specific neighborhoods. I personally feel it's virtually impossible not to have any experience of discrimination. Keep in mind a lot of whites do feel superior. It's in their blood! Also, racism doesn't have to come in the form of verbal attacks. I have seen a lot of angry/weird looks myself mostly from some elderly... Anyhow, just carry on with life and don't let it bother you! BUT NEVER BACK DOWN WHEN BEING BULLIED!!
Never feel you're inferior to them. On the contrary, you're superior to them. If you belong to an ethnic group, chances are you're bilingual. If you're an immigrant like me, you would have been exposed to life and culture outside of your adopted country. The local whites mostly have not seen the outside world and are uni-lingual. Most hard working immigrants own their own home while a lot of the local whites are renting because they are not as financially astute as most immigrants and are unable to save up for the down payment.
@@georgeyeung8374 Totally agreed!! So we should always hold our heads up high!! Be proud as a good immigrant that will always call our new country home!!
Well said Faye . Bravo! For my experience, I only count people are rude or someone just being a jerk if they made me uncomfortable. If u are hanging out diff background of friends, creating an inclusive cultures, respect to everyone.. there is not much room to come across racism.
Going through Customs/Passport Control in any country I would've thought is usually one adult or grown child at a time unless if you are with a minor or someone with special needs. I'm not sure if this might have been the reason the officer 'questioned' or made an inappropriate comment.
@B Hannah Kong That's the Chinatown crowd. They need their rice, milk tea and dim sum every day. They don't know the other world that is affecting them.
Born and bred in the UK to HK parents, I can tell you racism is present here. But it's depends on the area you are in. Poorer area are more likely to hear racist remarks shouted towards you. Very rarely that there is physical attacks, but they do happen.
Think no matter where you are living, using positive attitude towards your life is essential and you will feel better once you are settled down. Enjoy your life n think positive. Cheers! Thanks Stevo and Faye👍💪 (Am the Hkger who is living in Hong Kong)
I have been here for 6 weeks, and most of the time I spent with my classmates (in a electrician training course), they are very helpful and I have not experienced anything related to discrimination at all.
Somehow I felt a different kind of racism which happens quite often: people keep saying "Ni hao" and "Xie xie" to me even though they have no idea which country I come from and what language I speak except my appearance as an East Asian. I used to feel offended and sad but started to greet them in Spanish afterwards. Sometimes people don't mean to hurt you. You just need a bit of humour.
How would you greet to a stranger caucasian no knowing his or her nationality? Do you think the French or German get offended when you say hello to them?
I find it so funny when randomers greet me like that. I just reply back in my Scottish accent 'Hi ya!' I rather they say Ni hao than something else more racist.
I think the question should be turned around and ask the HK Chinese if they are racist to people of colour or to their own people as well as to people of lower education, lower income group and those from the Philippines who live in HK. They should answer truthfully.
Great video and something I deal with more sensitivity. As a BBC, I have the Hongkonger looks with the English sensibilities, so I think like a British person experiencing racism in the 70s and 80s, but something my children rarely see.
Being born and raised in UK during the 80s and 90s I personally experienced extreme racism throughout my childhood and teenage years. I was often physically attacked on a daily basis and hospitalized due to the colour of my skin in school , even certain teachers would too therefore my childhood was dark. I understand that back then when there were no internet the world was more closed off therefore foreigners like me and my family would be very protective of our own people, in the 60s my uncle would face serious racial problems as he would get pelted with rocks on the streets for no reason. But as time goes by and the world opens up with online media access and social media people are more wary of how to treat one and other. In 2019 I went back to UK to visit my family after leaving and living in Hong Kong since 2005 I realized a lot has changed and people were much more welcoming and friendly towards me, it made me really happy and something popped into my mind saying "I'M FINALLY HOME"
Wow, physical abuse and attack at school !! No wonder why my retired supervisor hated foreigners, expatriate so much ! He attended boarding primary school and studied up to university in the 60s , 70s. He was bullied by the locals. He never back t o the UK.
I went back to London for a leisurely visit a few years ago. Restaurant services were so greatly improved and waiters were so friendly. Quite a difference from how it used to be in the 80's and 90's. I finally figured out that most of the catering service jobs were taken up by Eastern Europeans.
@@jackkwok3030 Many Eastern Europeans are quite friendly towards Asians. Many Asian people (men and women) living in Eastern Europe have said they feel they're treated equally as other people
Why didn't you learn Kung Fu. When I encountered that I took up Kung Fu and did weight training to put on more muscles. At 5-11 and 175 who dared to bully me. My mom asked me once if I was ever bullied. I said no. Well, I was the bully! But I was Little Lee Flying Daggers, the famous character in Gu Loan's novels, only to help the meek and the weak(Chinese).
The thing is everywhere has racism. Hong Kong has racism from Hong Kong Chinese to Hong Kong Indians. While we should keep the conversation going, too much highlighting may have the opposite effect. It is similar to school bullying. They don't need a reason, they just do it because they wanted to do it. I just hope people don't take it too personal as trashes will always be trashes, we can do little about it, but we should treasure those who appreciate us as who we are.
As a Chinese American, I have encountered more discrimination in Europe than I ever have in the US. I was visiting London for the first time 10 years ago. The first night of my visit, I was assaulted while withdrawing money from an ATM in Piccadilly Circus. 3-4 young Brit men attacked me from behind, pummeling me in unison. I assumed it was a robbery, but realized it was a race based attack when they start yelling out “ Konichi wa” surmising my identity as Japanese. I yelled out “Get the f*ck off of me, I’m not Japanese.” Shocked by my response in American English, they backed off sheepishly. And said “ Sorry, mate. Are you alright”! ?! Racism can happen anywhere. Mostly subtle but unfortunately blatant and violent in some cases.
It happened to me a couple of times in the UK. The first time was the local youngsters calling us out rudely with F words, and the second time the kids threw bottles at night on the ground while staring at us. Not sure they were targeting Asians or any passerby. Never happened to me in Asia.
It happens occasionally in certain areas in u.k. You need to report to the local police right away , police will come to investigate and give those youngsters official confrontation , and also to take down their identity documents for police record . Don't hesitate to call police immediately . 0therwise , you will just tolerate violence , which may harmful to you and your family in future .
I went to a public school near Oxford for 4 years, but that was years ago, and I have moved to California since then. Racism in the UK was rife, but now there is some pathetic attempt to hide it under a cloak of political correctness.
I must be a most lucky person as I settled in London way back in 1991 and in all those many years I have never ever experienced discrimination from a native Brit. However, I have seen an ethnic minority school girl bullying another Chinese man who was minding his own business. This girl was in the wrong place as I did the same to her and her school friend laughed out loud at this nasty piece of work. Job done!
I got a Chinese friend who spent his high school time in the uk. He suffered from discrimination and bullying in the high school just because he didn’t like to chat with others, and probably he’s Chinese. He said that the kids who didn’t like to talk was often bullied in schools.
Thank you for this excellent production. I'm glad to hear everyone has very positive view towards life in UK. Don't trust too much in what reported by news media. They always exaggerate the problem.
I was attacked for countless times while out riding my bike with street kids shouting inaudible stuff at me, putting their arms out trying to scare me to get a chance of me losing control of my bike and fall and take the laugh out of that, while some other ones would mimic barking while they were driving in a car past me, the most extreme one actually threw small rocks at me in which one of those actually hit me while i was on my bike
@@Brownismyname I try to ignore them, but sometimes they are being outright outrageous and harmful that I couldn't just ignore, not that I've ever reported to police about any of the incidents, but it just keeps happening whenever I'm out, so now I grow myself a mustache to hopefully deter those street kids and become less of a target to be bullied with
@@91722854 i was being sarcastic. Those were clearly racism that you experienced. But if you fight back, the odds will be against you as they are the majority. Who knows if the cops will be on their side ? or the press ? Its just a reality when you are the minority.
I grew up in the uk , London to be precise . I got teased for doing things a little differently to other kids at school ( like taking rice and Chinese sausage to a field trip when everyone else had sandwiches ) but I was never bullied . I have experienced racial slurs here and there from ignorant individuals but I would never , ever say the UK on the whole is racist . That's simply not true , for me anyway . You can't control what other people say or do . It's how you choose to respond to it.
yea I agree with you to a certain extent. Growing up in the UK, the racism here is simply bad. Altho not all definitely most of em white. The HKers just need to feel it fr themselves
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Actually my experience is not completely related to racism, it's more about them being anti-mask and hatred towards people wearing masks. In general, locals here are very friendly and approachable. They don't really care about what kind of people you are.
Because masks is quite useless nowadays, especially against omicron. And wearing the whole hazmat suit to board plane is simply absurd, it’s overreacting, hysterical and paranoid
陳雲：與那些講「保護自己保護他人，請戴返個口罩」的香港人，其實沒什麼可以講。物以類聚，人以群分，離開這些人群，去英國就是。故此，英國吸納了一大批最優秀最精明的香港人，這是最長遠的國家策略。 However, you are not one of them and you deserved what you get
“It is usually futile to try to talk facts and analysis to people who are enjoying a sense of moral superiority in their ignorance.” - Thomas Sowell
@@lebbeus I thought Westerners are respect the freedom of others？
@@feyfey88 majority of westerners do and they do not care if you choose to wear masks or not. But if a bunch of Asians keep wearing masks everywhere even in open air country parks, it becomes awkward and weird. You have your freedom but they have their freedom to say you are weird too. Just like in HK, a large group of fully covered Muslim walks into a local shop, I guarantee you some HK people will give them stares and try to stay away, same thing
香港人係香港咪重歧視，又唔見我哋會反思下我地點對/睇印度人菲律賓人非洲人？我哋咪一樣又係一竹篙打一船人對有色人種充滿偏見，當印度人一定包頭一定食咖喱，男嘅就當人地個個強姦犯，菲律賓人就當人地一定係家傭，黑人就一定當人係難民。有啲香港人自以為清高，都重未講香港人點睇新移民或者講普通話嘅人，其實一樣都係歧視只不過我哋視而不見
That is so true
Well said, can’t agree more. This is called selective
佢哋一直double standard
世界各地都会存在歧视现象。一个人的品质根本就无关国籍。学历越低的人越喜欢通过种族歧视来表达优越感
遇上好多友善英國人，他們沒有因我英文差而留難我，反而盡力協助我度過難關。我在英國生活一年非常適應。
同你一樣！好開心愉快
本人居英二十多年，從來沒有英國人為難過我，生活非常安逸渡過。語言適應仍須一段時間，但必須有耐性及虚心實習，英國人一般在這方面是很包容的。
Yeah I met an English girl at the lecture, I wasn’t familiar with the course contents and she just helped me figure out. I really appreciated her.
🤣🤣🤣
關於嚴肅的話題一樣拍得好好👍🏻 謝謝Stevo和Faye🙏🏻
我住澳洲，吾多吾小都有，但 吾使太在意。而太過份我都會好似阿菲話返佢。其實太多種族住在外國，local 人都見慣，所以真係好小有歧視感覺。
咪係， 香港人面皮咁厚， 駛乜怕人地歧視呀， 點會怕人地歧視呀， 講笑咩 ！ 心中有亞Q ， 歧視 = 讚美
澳洲一向都有白澳政策，歧視極為嚴重。英美加拿大好好多。
一念之间
係澳洲其實住大城市真係唔覺，返工就更加政治正確。入伍當兵歧視言論直頭係禁忌。
@Gary ton 真心麻麻地中意澳洲, 英美加國好好多.
雖然你地唔係條條片都啱我睇，例如講車同打機🤣🤣🤣，不過好鍾意睇你地講d好認真嘅議題，好中肯，好喜歡阿Faye認真嘅時候
Although I have decided to stay in HK to take care of my parents, I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos and I often fantasize about living in the UK. I really hope that one day I can step out of my comfort zone. Keep it up, Stevo and Faye.
我覺得佢地最大問題係為對方搵理由，然後自己就要好humble 好有禮貌。我住過日本，依家身處英國。真正嘅平等，並唔係我要特別humble 同 polite 先得到so called 平等嘅對待。我身邊嘅BBC 同 喺西方好耐嘅香港人或華人，都會正視歧視嘅存在。反而，啱啱黎嘅香港人好奇怪，不停矮化自己，然後否定歧視嘅存在，話咩有禮貌或融入或有自信就得，但對自己香港人群體受到歧視通常則採取blame the victim 嘅做法。我比較相信British born Chinese 嘅睇法而非啱啱黎嘅香港人。佢地too humble 但唔係對自己人，對自己人好harsh.
***補充少少：歧視你嘅人本身質素或心地係有問題，並唔係你話自己自信佢就唔會咁做，佢要歧視你可以有100萬個理由。
When you walk on the street and being called "CHINKY" then you know. HK people is just too used to being humble while facing the unknown and uncertainties. Humble and polite are not the same.
歧視不分種族，是睇個人修養和家庭教育，全世界都一樣。因我要湊仔，所以得上學時間幾小時去工作，所以選擇做house keeper, 彈性上班，又可隨時off,遇過很多客人，有很好，當你朋友，亦有很衰，當Housekeeper係賤民，完全唔同你溝通。我亦有到公園做義工，義工們都對我好好，樂於教導我如何種花，亦有講有笑，好開心。
是呀，衰人哪里都有，难道在香港就不会碰上衰人吗？只不过因为大家都是当地人，不会用上种族歧视这字眼吧了。所以其实别太在意，在新地方调整好心态，不要太玻璃心就好😊
中國人最沒有資格說種族歧視，中國人種族滅絕新疆維吾爾族人，關押集中營。
認同，真要說遇到衰人，相信香港人在香港遇到的機率可能會更高🤦♂️
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我想講喺香港歧視嘅問題更嚴重，生得黑d,著少d,唔夠瘦，著件衫舊d,講野唔正，個妝化得濃d,你就會俾人影相放上網，反而我喺uk一d都感受唔到，大家都好尊重其他人，當然我知呢度嘅local人心底多多少少都有差別，但基本上大家相處時你唔會感受到，咁樣就已經好好了
係喎，其實香港人喺香港除咗唔會被種族歧視之外，真係乜都可以被歧視一餐🤦♂️
Faye講得好，心態很正面!老實講種族岐視每個國家都有. 個人用乜心態去面對好重要. 學會享受生活自然可放鬆呢D嘢!
多謝你哋！終於都冇咗片頭嗰段交通片啦！
特別多謝阿菲好有智慧嘅分享！
加咗英文字幕，方便我哋呢啲想學好英文嘅香港人！多謝晒你哋嘅努力！🙂👍🏼
我在英國工作， 讀書， 生活了14年。不但沒被歧視過。反而感覺被positive prejudice...“你是香港人， 肯定是勤力，聰明的， 數學好叻等等”。(其實我不勤力， 聰明OK, 數學不太好)..非常感謝英國給了我的一切。大部分英國人都very nice..友善，好禮貌。
有時在路上有小孩子叫“ching Chong"那些無聊的事。但從來都影響不到我。 自問小時見到印度人也叫“阿差”, “鬼佬”等等..但只是頑皮。從沒有歧視之意。
哈哈, lucky you 🤣🤣🤣
咁我係外哋比人歧視經驗係比人話"你計數一定好好"😂😂
你是中国人
你所謂既postive prejudice已經算係一種 "歧視"，或者無咁嚴重，係對你亞洲人身份既stereotype. 好似有外國人一見華人就會問係咪識功夫？然後喺係面前扮李小龍，老實講我係覺得有D唔自在既...不過最後都只係覺得佢地無知，香港人/亞洲人唔無只有數學叻、識功夫...ga ma
@@htsim好像他们外国人就知道个李小龙
喜歡這條片👍🏻其實真係要融入當地文化及生活，先會活得開心。
係
暫時來講，英國人聽到是來自香港，佢哋都係會講”welcome to UK”，with big smile and curious about your new life in uk. 跟住個對話就繼續下去。
Yes indeed many of them know what is going on, but I do met many of them thought Hong Kong = China while some of them dont even know where is Hong Kong and I bet they never hear the name of it.
@@geokyph Exactly! So please leave those innocent people alone !? Keep calm and carry on!
English ! subtly
@@geokyph WOW! Is Xocolātl really first your name?
若然五年後再訪問這些人會得到較實際又準確的情况。
We so luckily ,
I live near Bath,
No problem at all,
Bless everyone ❤️❤️
From: Lithu🇱🇹 mix Malay🇲🇾 family life in UK.
people in Bath are generally nicer and more educated, the only downside is there is not as much Asian groceries or restaurants compared to other areas like Birmingham and Manchester
「二等公民」係自卑心作怪的產物！👍呢集深入淺出，好正！同埋，句歌詞「移民外國做遞菜斟茶」真係好過時好自卑。
早年中國及香港留學生很多靠遞菜斟茶交房租學費，今日成為高級工程師或大學教授；今日很多香港人移民英國，一定會多了新中菜館；你如果本來做飲食服務業，有BNO護照，去英國做本行不愁找不到工作。夫妻一人一份，三兩年可賺夠首期置業；還要留在香港？
理想係美好，可惜現實係殘酷。
其實而家移民，除非你本身係醫護or專業人士，否則都係要做低下勞動階層
於西方國家做「勞動階層」做「遞菜斟茶」也很受尊重的，工資係其中一個證明。
@@Lam116 多少錢一個月？
謝分享訪談~~好正常~同正能量~~大家都會好適應英國生活習慣~~明事理~~都會習慣不同文化差異~~
好多謝stevo & faye 嘅分享! 希望可以聽到關於英國IT 行業嘅分享! e.g. 容唔容易揾工, 或者揾工多數要求邊D certificate ..等等....謝謝!
I found that in Hong Kong the discrimination problem is even worse than in other places such as Canada.
What’s the big deal? You Hongkongers are even more racists towards the mainlanders even though you are all Chinese
HK is one of the most racist places in the world. U.K. is not free of racism either but HK is openly racist!
Hello from Osaka!
A very good one, thank you!
Love to watch your videos.
You both are such a nice couple.
Thanks fo the video, and Happy Birthday Stevo!
Hello, I'm a HKer having grown up in Canada. I believe the level of racism really depends on the specific neighborhoods. I personally feel it's virtually impossible not to have any experience of discrimination. Keep in mind a lot of whites do feel superior. It's in their blood! Also, racism doesn't have to come in the form of verbal attacks. I have seen a lot of angry/weird looks myself mostly from some elderly... Anyhow, just carry on with life and don't let it bother you! BUT NEVER BACK DOWN WHEN BEING BULLIED!!
Totally agree. Discrimination could happen within the same race. So don't let them ruin your day.
Never feel you're inferior to them. On the contrary, you're superior to them. If you belong to an ethnic group, chances are you're bilingual. If you're an immigrant like me, you would have been exposed to life and culture outside of your adopted country. The local whites mostly have not seen the outside world and are uni-lingual. Most hard working immigrants own their own home while a lot of the local whites are renting because they are not as financially astute as most immigrants and are unable to save up for the down payment.
@@georgeyeung8374 Totally agreed!! So we should always hold our heads up high!! Be proud as a good immigrant that will always call our new country home!!
那不是没有言论自由，歧视就要反击😏
The irony; saying racism is in white people's blood sounds an awful lot like racism.
Well said Faye . Bravo! For my experience, I only count people are rude or someone just being a jerk if they made me uncomfortable. If u are hanging out diff background of friends, creating an inclusive cultures, respect to everyone.. there is not much room to come across racism.
Going through Customs/Passport Control in any country I would've thought is usually one adult or grown child at a time unless if you are with a minor or someone with special needs. I'm not sure if this might have been the reason the officer 'questioned' or made an inappropriate comment.
I noticed that those who hang out with their own Chinese friends and family day and night will never be aware of discrimination towards them.
@B Hannah Kong That's the Chinatown crowd. They need their rice, milk tea and dim sum every day. They don't know the other world that is affecting them.
Born and bred in the UK to HK parents, I can tell you racism is present here. But it's depends on the area you are in. Poorer area are more likely to hear racist remarks shouted towards you. Very rarely that there is physical attacks, but they do happen.
Think no matter where you are living, using positive attitude towards your life is essential and you will feel better once you are settled down. Enjoy your life n think positive. Cheers! Thanks Stevo and Faye👍💪
(Am the Hkger who is living in Hong Kong)
Well said Hatty, spread positive message, support u. 👍🏻👍🏻
Alwasy thinking positive of your life and you will feel happy every day! 😃😃😃
I have been here for 6 weeks, and most of the time I spent with my classmates (in a electrician training course), they are very helpful and I have not experienced anything related to discrimination at all.
Stevo 答得好型又好man 喎正👍🏻💪
各位大佬，有歧視又㸃，你要記住，你養我咩，我要靠你咩，你就有信心做翻自己，如果對方有動手動腳，你更加要喝止佢，並大叫救命，找人幫你，你要比對方知，我有尊嚴，不可任你侮辱。
中國人最沒有資格說種族歧視，中國人種族滅絕新疆維吾爾族人，關押集中營。
没錯
为什么不打回去？
問自己
我好欣賞Faye 嘅態度！
純個人感覺，我覺得澳洲嘅種族歧視問題比英國多啲啲…… 當然每個地都有好人有壞人，最重要我哋嘅言行同心理素質要做好❤️
我覺得澳洲嘅種族歧視問題比英國多啲啲……havn't U been living in Australia?
Britain is the most racism country in the world.look how Scotish and Irish been treated
20年前澳洲已經係multinationals countries. 歧視⋯⋯少之又少，近乎零！
Such a lot of positive comments. This is the best video I've ever watch from moving socks. Well done Stevo and Faye!😍
香港人歧視起其他地方移居到香港的人，毫無顧忌。自己反省下先啦。
👍👍👍👍
多謝兩位，香港人加油。
邊個地方無歧視？少數香港人都會歧視南亞裔、黑人等。是否歧視係見仁見智，如果自己無自信，人家講乜嘢都覺得別人歧視自己🤔🤔
係英國working holiday 咁耐遇到過見過華人不只一次嘅被歧視，當然自己心態上可以令自己冷靜，但係大家要係正視，唔係話「可能係意外」就當無事。
自己有自卑感，先會覺得人地岐視你，認為自已係二等公民。最重要努力與local 溝通交流，和融入當地。💪
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
安定の広告ツッコミも面白かったです👀💗
youtubemn.com/watch?v=h5yTU9ObOGG
ランチタイムのお供に！！って思いながら見ているのにツッコミ面白すぎて吹き出すwww
美國
併不是這樣鷄湯，种族歧視一直都有
如果你努力就冇種族岐視，你以為你係邊個呀！
來左一年，歧視成日都有，好睇你自己敏唔敏感。我覺得歧視就好似見鬼一樣，比你見到果啲，一般都唔係，見唔到果啲，事後發覺唔多對路果啲，先係歧視。成日話融入，其實都係一雙情願，人哋想唔想比你融入係另一回事。
中國人最沒有資格說種族歧視，中國人種族滅絕新疆維吾爾族人，關押集中營。
認同，microagression先係真歧視。而融入呢件事其實膚色關係唔大。朋友係俄羅斯白人，大一同班英國人住都融入唔到。有問過其他膚色嘅朋友/工作對象都有同樣嘅體悟。
其實香港人喺香港除咗唔會被種族歧視之外，真係乜都可以被歧視一餐，所以會唔會被歧視困擾，其實只係睇自己個人。
@@kin10000 香港人種族歧視都好嚴重ga其實, 諗真啲, 大家對白人好D, 又成日笑南亞人, 叫人賓妹阿叉
@@CH-ps4dp 香港人喺香港除咗唔會被種族歧視之外，重點（香港人喺香港），呢句嘢只包含香港人😉
唔多唔少都有架？以前讀書或之後開始搵工都有感覺到！到依家退休了就好似好好多！唔知是不是年紀大就無咩感覺？
受到歧視，皆因被人認錯係強国人。
@@wenjiehu4990 九唔搭八。
其實香港人嘅排外比外國人更嚴重，自己唔過份敏感就唔會感覺太差。
香港人排香港人 咪一樣嚴重
@@jojowu1611 嗰啲叫競爭，唔係「排」。
@@jaxkhan 香港人鍾意同香港人競爭無問題 但似乎不懂友善和有禮
好好嘅一條片！好有意思！Thank you guys！
Somehow I felt a different kind of racism which happens quite often: people keep saying "Ni hao" and "Xie xie" to me even though they have no idea which country I come from and what language I speak except my appearance as an East Asian. I used to feel offended and sad but started to greet them in Spanish afterwards. Sometimes people don't mean to hurt you. You just need a bit of humour.
How would you greet to a stranger caucasian no knowing his or her nationality? Do you think the French or German get offended when you say hello to them?
I find it so funny when randomers greet me like that. I just reply back in my Scottish accent 'Hi ya!' I rather they say Ni hao than something else more racist.
They say thank you to you, why you feel it is racism?
I usually just say “Grazie, 감사합니다, ありがとうございます, I don’t speak Mandarin” 最後先加多句廣東話「唔好咁無知啦」！鍾意可以加多句泰文添！🤷🏻♂️✌🏼
Its casual racism when they assume you re Chinese based on your appearance
Well done Faye (got promoted in UK). Proud of you. Very happy for you, happy personal and work life!
我都好認同。二等公民係你自己睇你自己。根本人地都冇咁諗。最緊要做好自己本分。
见到白人就变乖仔了，在香港到处烧抢搞暴力就没想到要做好自己本分。
多謝你們咁用心做這一集, 相信會幫到很多人！
我都係IT🙋🏻♂️
btw 我喺香港被人discriminate 仲多過喺英國~
Faye今日髮型同件衫好靚呀！多謝你地嘅訪問！別人嘅批評控制唔到，最重要自己怎樣睇法，要對自己有信心，並且做個好公民，就問心無愧了
第一😆😆有bob叔👍香港人而家喺香港係四等公民了🤣🤣
曾經作為香港人(唔知你仲係唔係)的你真慘涼!
I think the question should be turned around and ask the HK Chinese if they are racist to people of colour or to their own people as well as to people of lower education, lower income group and those from the Philippines who live in HK. They should answer truthfully.
我住喺遠離大城市，唔止一次喺街上遇到白人MK仔/屁孩，大聲同你講普通話、大聲笑。
我咁睇la，因為西方人比較自由奔放expressive，無品、無知的人都容易會展露出來。
只要停留喺個別事件，唔係系統性/制度化歧視，二等公民就無可能成真。
今日特別喜歡這次分享,呀菲講得啱、不必介懷別人所講所見、正面影響返佢、最重要係自己點睇自己、唔係要去睇人哋點睇自己。
學生時期被同學寸，呢啲叫欺凌，忍到就忍，忍不到就開佢拖 打7佢 ！！！去得英既都吾愁兩餐啦，這個年代，怕乜7佢，學BOB叔，駕架球球聲既車，粒水都無啦
I ever heard some local people says before Chinese tourists, "deportation !" even in Heathrow Airport , duty free shops !
非常好的訪問，聽到好多香港移民分享在英國的情況。歧視係全世界都有，但唔會好嚴重，其實大部分人對華人都好友善，最重要係快些融入生活和文化。
所以相信英國都係同樣情況，外來人到自己地方同本土人爭福利，看到移民勤勞工作財富日多，部分本土人不會妬忌？
係呀，想想我們遇到的好人多過啲唔好人，就不用介懷！
其實香港人在香港除了不會被種族歧視之外，還是會遇到很多不同的歧視🤦♂️
呢嗰topic正～
多謝 stevo 同 Faye~
面對歧視，有人耿耿於懷，有人從容不迫，看你自己抱著什麼心態應對。
中國人最沒有資格說種族歧視，中國人種族滅絕新疆維吾爾族人，關押集中營。
人地歧視下你啫，又唔係要殺左你，平常心面對最重要。
換個角度：有人奮起反抗，有人逆來順受。
Very civilised guests you’ve got here. I live in the UK and I agree with them.
我身在澳洲30年, 歧視! < 其事 (真定假?) < 奇事 (百年一遇?). 做好自己本份, 融入地方社會, 互相尊重, 如果真係遇到歧視, 我只會為對方可悲, 幫佢祈禱, 希望他早日可以放下自卑的重擔!
Great video and something I deal with more sensitivity. As a BBC, I have the Hongkonger looks with the English sensibilities, so I think like a British person experiencing racism in the 70s and 80s, but something my children rarely see.
最種族歧視嘅就係大陸人 大陸人去到邊度都話人哋地方唔好 但係佢哋就鍾意出去人哋啲地方度住😂😂😂
佢地自己唔融入當地社會咁就乜都歧視。
香港人歧視起其他地方移居到香港的人，毫無顧忌。自己反省下先啦
真係好佩服王俊彥, 掟雞蛋喺佢身上都可以話係意外
Being born and raised in UK during the 80s and 90s I personally experienced extreme racism throughout my childhood and teenage years. I was often physically attacked on a daily basis and hospitalized due to the colour of my skin in school , even certain teachers would too therefore my childhood was dark.
I understand that back then when there were no internet the world was more closed off therefore foreigners like me and my family would be very protective of our own people, in the 60s my uncle would face serious racial problems as he would get pelted with rocks on the streets for no reason. But as time goes by and the world opens up with online media access and social media people are more wary of how to treat one and other. In 2019 I went back to UK to visit my family after leaving and living in Hong Kong since 2005 I realized a lot has changed and people were much more welcoming and friendly towards me, it made me really happy and something popped into my mind saying "I'M FINALLY HOME"
Wow, physical abuse and attack at school !! No wonder why my retired supervisor hated foreigners, expatriate so much ! He attended boarding primary school and studied up to university in the 60s , 70s. He was bullied by the locals. He never back t o the UK.
I went back to London for a leisurely visit a few years ago. Restaurant services were so greatly improved and waiters were so friendly. Quite a difference from how it used to be in the 80's and 90's. I finally figured out that most of the catering service jobs were taken up by Eastern Europeans.
@@jackkwok3030 Many Eastern Europeans are quite friendly towards Asians. Many Asian people (men and women) living in Eastern Europe have said they feel they're treated equally as other people
Why didn't you learn Kung Fu. When I encountered that I took up Kung Fu and did weight training to put on more muscles. At 5-11 and 175 who dared to bully me. My mom asked me once if I was ever bullied. I said no. Well, I was the bully! But I was Little Lee Flying Daggers, the famous character in Gu Loan's novels, only to help the meek and the weak(Chinese).
I like this video so much, it’s worth to share it! Gorgeous work, thanks Moving Socks💪❤️
I love this video, thank you Stevo and Faye ❤️❤️❤️
This is a very positive video, thank you so much guys!
我都覺得自己喺香港仲似二等公民，認真
提供的資料很正面, 謝謝分享.
The thing is everywhere has racism. Hong Kong has racism from Hong Kong Chinese to Hong Kong Indians. While we should keep the conversation going, too much highlighting may have the opposite effect. It is similar to school bullying. They don't need a reason, they just do it because they wanted to do it. I just hope people don't take it too personal as trashes will always be trashes, we can do little about it, but we should treasure those who appreciate us as who we are.
only england and america plus austrailia has more violence
Cannot agree more! Don’t ‘highlight’ this topic, please!
@@woklam342 That's an over generalisation, but I respect your view :)
I think the west is more civilized, hah
狼と七匹の子やぎは、他に話しらんかったな。
youtubemn.com/watch?v=ITHw3V887DK
このシリーズさとみくんのツッコミキレキレで面白すぎます🤣ゲームにも広告にも。。流石ｗ
兩位好用心做這次節目👍
As a Chinese American, I have encountered more discrimination in Europe than I ever have in the US.
I was visiting London for the first time 10 years ago. The first night of my visit, I was assaulted while withdrawing money from an ATM in Piccadilly Circus. 3-4 young Brit men attacked me from behind, pummeling me in unison. I assumed it was a robbery, but realized it was a race based attack when they start yelling out “ Konichi wa” surmising my identity as Japanese.
I yelled out “Get the f*ck off of me, I’m not Japanese.” Shocked by my response in American English, they backed off sheepishly. And said “ Sorry, mate. Are you alright”! ?!
Racism can happen anywhere. Mostly subtle but unfortunately blatant and violent in some cases.
is true!
我喺US-based Institute工作，不過派咗嚟英國工作接近一年
我觀察到嘅係英國嘅人比較Nice，好多地方表面歧視情況比美國仲要低
但我覺得英國最大問題唔係種族問題，而係階級固化
英國好多行業工資增長追唔上美國同埋部份歐洲國家，有好多人寧願飄洋過海去美國龍蛇混集地方工作，包括好多亞裔
如果移民去英國嘅家庭本身出身唔好，要翻身某程度上比美國困難
呢個問題其實連local英國人都面對，好希望有一日可以改善
Love this video, your attitude to the community is very important. Don't think yourself as a foreigner, think yourself as a local resident.
Moving socks very nice interviews and informative
It happened to me a couple of times in the UK. The first time was the local youngsters calling us out rudely with F words, and the second time the kids threw bottles at night on the ground while staring at us. Not sure they were targeting Asians or any passerby. Never happened to me in Asia.
It happens occasionally in certain areas in u.k. You need to report to the local police right away , police will come to investigate and give those youngsters official confrontation , and also to take down their identity documents for police record . Don't hesitate to call police immediately . 0therwise , you will just tolerate violence , which may harmful to you and your family in future .
喜歡你們的片, 今次主題很有意義, 你們已在英國多年, 請對近這些年移居過來的香港人多些關懷。
如果我們難過被歧視,只要我們想淸楚就未必真的是被歧視.其實在任何國家都會發生這樣的事, 沒有一個國家的人不吵架,不打架,不罵人, 包括我們自己🤣
你錯了！世界上最安全、沒有歧視、人人平等、和諧、一日五餐、豐衣足食、沒有犯罪、堪稱天堂。答案係：中國和北韓
中國人最沒有資格說種族歧視，中國人種族滅絕新疆維吾爾族人，關押集中營。
係囉，其實就好似我哋叫大陸人做蝗蟲，甘英國都係叫我哋香港人蝗蟲
逻辑错误！歧视是常态，不等于这不是歧视。
不是二等，应该叫下等，歧视你们也很正常。你们要靠英国本地人的施舍才能过活呀，人家要挤出社会资源来养你们欸，那个地方会瞧得起呢
睇咁耐你俩的片段，第一次見到stevo n 亞Fay 親密照片呀❗❤
其實香港人在英國被英國人歧視多、定係香港人在香港被(自稱)自己係中國人歧視多？😅
👍謝謝分享多個受訪者的經歷。
I went to a public school near Oxford for 4 years, but that was years ago, and I have moved to California since then. Racism in the UK was rife, but now there is some pathetic attempt to hide it under a cloak of political correctness.
自制力不足而表現出歧視，甚至價值觀上容許，更符合二等公民標準
No matter where you choose to live, respect their lives and cultures and adapt yourselves to them.
Thank you Faye & Stevo 拍呢條片🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖
是否二等公民要看你自己用什麼心態在異國生活，我在美國生活己42年就從來没有此等感覺，其實那處地方也有歧視問題，even 香港，最主要係自己要投入當地生活種族包容及當地文化，要跟來自不同國家嘅移民要多文化交流唔好要求生活在自己原居地時一樣，而且要積極學習外語因為如果語言不通就會是更難投入生活
请问美国生活会不会时时怕有枪?
@@lllbbb8052 唔伯，有槍無槍係睇你點用，如果無槍又出現咗啲X👮♂️就不能保護自己唔通就只能拿住條膠條咩，不過怕就唔好去美國啦，美國人口有3億多萬人但就有4億多嘅槍枝
我想講，我係N字頭同C字頭咖啡店做了4個月，真係想講，歧視係個人修養問題。但主要都有學歷問題，我經驗同事如果係大學學歷以上，都係可以講到道理的。但係如果高中畢業嗰種，真係十個有九個都會有少少歧視既事件發生。 當然，唔係100%學歷問題，都有西裝好POSH既人都好L MEAN的
I must be a most lucky person as I settled in London way back in 1991 and in all those many years I have never ever experienced discrimination from a native Brit. However, I have seen an ethnic minority school girl bullying another Chinese man who was minding his own business. This girl was in the wrong place as I did the same to her and her school friend laughed out loud at this nasty piece of work. Job done!
I got a Chinese friend who spent his high school time in the uk. He suffered from discrimination and bullying in the high school just because he didn’t like to chat with others, and probably he’s Chinese. He said that the kids who didn’t like to talk was often bullied in schools.
Well said! Faye and Steve are very positive.
Thank you for this excellent production. I'm glad to hear everyone has very positive view towards life in UK. Don't trust too much in what reported by news media. They always exaggerate the problem.
No they dont exaggerate
That also include problem in hk
我在美三十多年，完全沒有受到什麼岐視問題，受僱於美國公司，亞洲人是稀有份子，工作上順順利利，幸運地還有升職加薪，夜街少去，減少被人酒醉被人怒駡發洩的機會，遇到什麼事情，都是以和為貴為終極目標，說到二等公民，二等只是自己將自己歸類的.我絕對不會那麼愚蠢，人到中年，盡情地讓自己一等地生活，希望看到的你也是一樣.祝您好運！
I was attacked for countless times while out riding my bike with street kids shouting inaudible stuff at me, putting their arms out trying to scare me to get a chance of me losing control of my bike and fall and take the laugh out of that, while some other ones would mimic barking while they were driving in a car past me, the most extreme one actually threw small rocks at me in which one of those actually hit me while i was on my bike
Where were you? That sounds horrible!
according to the comments here, you should have a sense of humor as they are just joking with you !
@@pensychan8053 Leeds
@@Brownismyname I try to ignore them, but sometimes they are being outright outrageous and harmful that I couldn't just ignore, not that I've ever reported to police about any of the incidents, but it just keeps happening whenever I'm out, so now I grow myself a mustache to hopefully deter those street kids and become less of a target to be bullied with
@@91722854 i was being sarcastic. Those were clearly racism that you experienced. But if you fight back, the odds will be against you as they are the majority. Who knows if the cops will be on their side ? or the press ? Its just a reality when you are the minority.
仲要留言買俾你地😀所以我依家留言，我要讚你哋，你哋做多啲片，好好睇呀，做多啲片俾我哋睇啦，比個讚你哋👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👏🏻👏🏻🙏
I grew up in the uk , London to be precise . I got teased for doing things a little differently to other kids at school ( like taking rice and Chinese sausage to a field trip when everyone else had sandwiches ) but I was never bullied . I have experienced racial slurs here and there from ignorant individuals but I would never , ever say the UK on the whole is racist . That's simply not true , for me anyway . You can't control what other people say or do . It's how you choose to respond to it.
yea I agree with you to a certain extent. Growing up in the UK, the racism here is simply bad. Altho not all definitely most of em white. The HKers just need to feel it fr themselves
Couldn’t agree more 👍
You'd have brought salty fish and rice for lunch and challenged the kids to share. You'd won some friends instantly 😀😀
@@georgeyeung8374 Thankfully we never had that in the house . LOL .
I wish I had taken home cooked dishes from my HK mum to school instead of horrible sandwiches 🤣
意外地見到條片，好多謝您地會帶出呢個問題去討論
我黎到英國只係幾個月，我會覺得與其用「歧視」，倒不如話毎個地方都有好人壞人、有無修養，無修養嘅人會刻意講啲說話去攻擊人；即使係香港，都有年紀大啲嘅人會「歧視」年輕人話佢地係「死XX」「搞X棍」，但唔代表係個城市普遍對某類人有「歧視」存在。
遇到固然會唔開心，但其實只係攻擊者文化水平唔高、個人修養有待提高，唔需要太過在意。
Really thank you so much for the message received.
香港人自己先最歧視 , 歧視膚色, 種族, 國藉 ,口音 ,
住喺邊都可以歧視
Great effort in producing this film
Racism 就一定有，睇吓你住邊一區，我住山旮旯埠仔，大人係ok nice 嘅，但如果去度d 比較雜嘅地方，d 細佬仔係好衰，會岐視你
Thanks for sharing and the encouragement