The real truth about China
I have lived two years or 24 months in China. Below you can find the truth about China :
Chinese have no ethics. Ethics is something that is certainly NOT part of a child’s education in China. Steeling and corruption are part of the Chinese society and a Chinese person will learn these bad ethics in it’s infant stage. Fex. Chinese babies are not given diapers as one baby would probably steal another baby his diaper.
A Chinese person is not creative, there are no real famous singers or famous painters in China. They are simply unable to compose music and unable to paint. All Chinese paintings and songs are copies, melodies that originate from Western songwriters and the best painting I have seen in China is a copy of Van Gogh in Shanghai. The most extreme form of art/creativism in China would be calligraphy, which is a joke : it could be called funny character-writing. Fex. : Chinese TV-shows are about spouses and Chinese movies are about their wars. Nothing else, sorry I forgot the news, which is poisoned by input from the government. Chinese can not be creative. If one Chinese opens a shoe-shop, next morning the whole street sells shoes.
Except for being lazy and stupid, Chinese don’t know what to do or think ; so it’s actually good for them that the Government tells them what to do and what to think.
Chinese are actually most lazy and profound racists. Most Chinese learned how to speak English, but then most Chinese are also too lazy and too racist to speak the language when they meet a foreigner. Don’t mistake, plenty of Chinese can speak English, only few want to.
Chinese are dumb. Suppose you would ask a Chinese painter to paint your house, and you forget to mention the color you would like him to paint your house with. Either, he would paint it in red or yellow, either he would not paint and probably not tell you why he doesn’t start painting. Chinese don’t know how to communicate and communication is that what distinguishes us from animals.
Chinese are deep-rooted racists, they look down upon people with dark skincolor. Chinese consider themselves as superior against any other culture. There is no particular reason for Chinese to dislike colored people, except the color of the skin. Thus, Chinese are racists. Chinese pretend to lookup to white people or westerners, but the truth is that they only pretend because they prefer their money ; that is the single reason. I am white and have been confronted numerous times in China with racist behaviour.
Quality is really not important for Chinese. A service or a good, originating from China is either poisenous, probably cheap, built with cheap labour and inferior metarials. Even english signs in this country can not be spelled properly. Quality is unimportant for Chinese.
The most funny kind of humor in China is probably ‘campei’ (and it’s stupid as hell). Apart from that, Chinese don’t know the concept humor, as their jokes are either practical (fex. a person falling) or incredibly retarted. They can’t make comparisons, nor do they understand intelligent jokes. If I would make animal-noises, Chinese (adults!) would have a very funny time, but don’t try to tell them a more intelligent joke…
ALL (!) Chinese are dirty, really dirty. Their breath stinks, their houses are dirty, they spit, fart, burp when it’s convenient. The only thing they refuse is to sit on the ground (because everybody spits on the ground). Chinese are that dirty, that their body odor actually stinks over generations, its implanted in their DNA. I can clean better compared to a professional cleaning lady and I am not a professional.
A chinese would do anything for money. They would kill, poisen, cheat, etc. It’s like a sports in China …. On the other hand, for this goal they can be very creative.
Chinese are cowards. Graffitti and vandalism does not exist in China, as these are explicit ways of criminalism. However, there is a lot of criminality in China. When one is beaten up in the street, nobody would care, not even relatives or friends. All Chinese relate to is money.
Too many Chinese people in China, so they all have to live on top of each other, in apartments. I’m happy the one-child policy and death penalty still exists in China, otherwise they would never be exterminated. It’s like a disease on this planet.
I think maybe you are around too many business people in China. I’ve been here for five months and I do agree with some of the things you say. For instance, it’s true people here do not understand humor and there does seem to be a misunderstanding of what’s racist and not. For instance I’ve heard people say Indian women are ugly because they are very dark, but they don’t considered that racist. To their credit they’re not used to living with lots of different types of people. I also think there is a lack of creativity. And most people usually just believe whatever they’re told whether it’s from a scientific research paper or from the television. But sometimes I think you take some cheap shots that are not very appropriate. Like I think many Chinese are genuinely nice, especially older people. I think if money is involved things become amoral. We can see that in China’s involvement around the world, which is both positive and negative.
I am vague because I do not wish to say anything politically charged.
I don’t get a lot involved with older people ; but then I have to say that that generation is usually a lot nicer but then they are uneducated.
And about the racism and the “cheap, inappropriate shots” :
- Do you really think a Chinese will ever admit in the first place that he/she does not like black or indian people ? (as in dislike and hate ; and not “those people are ugly”)
- When I order noodles in a restaurant, the same dish as what a Chinese person is eating (sitting on a another table) and then the waitress claims they don’t serve noodles. How do you call that ?!
- When i take a taxi, the driver will happily drive a few extra miles…
- Seldom I get exactly what I order or buy. They always give me a service/good that is similar, but broken, or…. Chinese do this because they are either racist, either they are too dumb to serve the proper thing. Yes this happens with Chinese as well, but to me it happens ALL the time.
- Even yesterday, Chinese people don’t follow the queue, they just get in front of me. Everytime, no matter how little space there is between me and the one in front of me.
- This one you will love : what is Tibet about ? What is Xinjiang about ? The Han simply don’t like them because Tibetans and people from Xinjiang (turkish) are a different race. This is the purest form of racism (even their laws are different from Han). It’s even embedded in the Chinese constitution.
Good luck with your happy time in China
My main point is that you should try to understand where they’re coming from. If it’s true that they rip you off as much as they do, I think their situation can justify that. Like you said there’s too many people, which makes things competitive. They also are under a lot of pressure to bring money home to their family due to face or for survival, depending on the situation. I just wish you wouldn’t call them dumb and stupid and make what I would call somewhat racist or at least culturally racist statements. I think many people here are not that conniving. In fact I believe many people here are simply naive. Most people here don’t really know much about the world. They see it as China and America. Most people do not have a broad view of things. I assumed that it’s because I’m in a small town. Next year I hope to be in a bigger city. It the case is still the same, I will probably decide that another language may be worth studying. I may also move because the women here, though seemingly lovely, are also very conniving. They change after marriage. And if you find a good one she’s probably been broken down by the system and is very depressed. Overall though they are like infants. They wear clothes and literally act like three year olds. It is disgusting to see a girl enthralled by the perfection of a pure white Chinese girl with no mind who faints under the slightest pressure. And I wonder if the men ever question the appropriateness of attraction to girls who masquarade in pre-pubescent outfits.
But maybe it’s easy to go down this route of hatred toward Chinese because they’re so different. I believe that the two groups will probably never truly come together and the world will probably be destroyed soon do to people not understanding each other. But I also want to try to understand them. I hope you can do the same. And if you need to make an obscene comment at least back it up.
You can call me racist or whatever you want. The fact is, I don’t like Chinese and I think there are reasons for it. I have lived for longer periods in other countries as well and have no problems with other cultures, maybe except for this one.
Upon your request, JJJ, I will back up my obscene comment :
I fully agree that Chinese don’t have a broad view and I know they just opened up to the rest of the world. I even understand that some might still be in survival-mode (guess that would be the older generation, no). All respect to that. I even understand where they come from. What is described above, such as not having a broad view, such as ‘only knowing their own culture’, etc. these are profound arguments by itself to call the Chinese “less smart” or “dumb” or “stupid”. Intelligence is probably measured by the ability to see and understand things… Where is that ability with Chinese people ?!
If you want we can call Chinese “less smart” if that makes you more happy…
Never the less, Chinese behave and think like robots. I guess the government has/had its influence a lot on that matter. And the worst part is that Chinese behave like malfunctioning robots.
This culture does not have subcultures, no creativity, etc. ; all that thrives this culture is mainly negative (please read my previous articles about what happens in China).
Please convince me that Chinese people are smarter compared to people from other cultures, or convince me that Chinese people are simply as smart as people from other cultures. Looking forward to your feedback.