What Do Chinese Think About Japanese? - Intermediate Chinese - Chinese Conversation
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- Japan is the world's third largest economy and its products and culture have influenced nearly all the countries in the world, including China. But China and Japan share some very difficult history, so how do today's young Chinese feel about Japan? In this video, Eileen interviews Chinese on the street and ask them the following questions:
1. What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear Japan? 01:15
2. Have you been to Japan? 01:54
3. What is your impression of Japanese food? 03:25
4. What is your impression of Japanese appearance? 06:26
5. What is your impression of Japanese dressing style? 08:36
6. What is your impression of Japanese personality? 12:08
7. What is your impression of Japanese products? 14:41
8. What do you think about Japanese anime? 19:30
9. What influence do anti-Japan films have on how Chinese view Japanese? 26:26
10. Have you thought about learning Japanese? 29:57
11: Anything you’d like to say to our Japanese students? 31:17
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what the next videos topic I'm excited for it.
Love the questioning Chinese people I love an insight into their perspective on the world.
As a Japanese I'm so happy to hear thier honest opinions. Once I traveled to China, I was scared of getting discriminated because of my nationality but on the contrary to my anticipation I was welcomed and just had a great pleasant moment. Definitely will re-visit China again.
Hi there I’m a Chinese don’t worry. China has strong rule against foreigner being harm in any way. Also Chinese young people is very influenced by anime. If you go to bilibili which is Chinese versions of niconico it’s almost all about japan culture. Chinese people today are not caring about history in general. Japanese are welcome now days.
Where did you go?
China young generation is totally different from their older generation. The young people are more friendly to Japan
@@Cwse do u live in China?
@@papercat2599 liar, you can't represent the majority of Chinese who worship communism&socialism. even you might be called a traitor or mind-Japanese(enemy).
💞Eileen I nominate you to Mandarin teacher of the year😊 who else agrees?
Everyone agrees
All in favour say "I", I.
@@chrismf1407 我
The chubby dude was the perfect comic relief for this episode, everything he said was gold
Is beautiful to see young people leaving back old resentments. ❤️🤍❤️🇯🇵🇨🇳
It's good to hear their honest opinions about Japan because I watch tv news and everyday I only see politics and no local people's personal opinions.
Also regarding daily TV news I hear a lot about bad mannered Chinese tourists throwing away garbages on the street, but most of the people from China I met in person are really nice and polite. So see for yourself, is really a good piece of advice.
Hahaha "AV". I love that guy.
"Have you seen them?"
"Not much."
I don't speak Mandarin, but deception is universal.
Japanese AV is showed to man everydays I wonder how they can normally do it better. I Just feel some problem such as sex or disaster or something else
@@HardBassSlav 笑死了😂😂😂😂😂
@@HardBassSlav 哈哈
When he said he learned some Japanese from anime, I would have asked if he learned anything from AV
Thx for this amazing channel, watched you from the first videos, I am happy to see that your channel is growing. This year i passed hsk 5, your videos helped me a lot during the preparation process. Next autumn i am going to China for 2 years to improve my Chinese. Just wanted to say thank you for helping me accomplish my goal Eileen, your friend from Moldova.
In their hearts, I think those three girls are already in Japan 😄❤️
这集特好看 能感觉到中山朋友们对日本文化的热情
访问跟剪辑mandarin corner 辛苦了
I'm glad to see how friendly looks young people about Japan in general...
Very helpful 35 minutes! Thank you so much 💜💜
This videos you make shifted my opionion on chinese people more towards a positive understanding,
althou I know, people from cities are always more open minded. How about some interviews on people on the country to compare ?
Really like these interview videos. Learning from these are fun. Please do more of these. Thank you 老师！
Eileen, that was TERRIFIC! As always, you are so skilled at relatingto the people you interview. You make them feel comfortable but at the same time you push to get a good answer.. Also the way you handles the question of Chinese Japanese relations was great. I have many friends among both Chinese and Japanese, and I'm often confused by this problem, especially since my father and other relatives fought in WWII. The young Chinese who answered you gave some very thoughtful answers. I have not seen anyway who really gives a deep impression of China the way you do. Brilliant work!
Sorry. Anyone, not anyway! My damn fat thumbs!
@@stlev99 Did you know you can edit your comment after posting ? hover your cursor over top right of your post, right click the three dots you will see
@@seth1455 thanks Seth. In fact I didn't know that. How about Instagram? I'm always typing all kinds of crap there.
Thanks for the nice comment! Yes, as @seth1455 said, you can edit the comment.
@@stlev99 can't help you there, don't use it
As always a great video. 非常好！
I love the different vocabulary you incorporate into different videos!
这是一个很有趣的视频。作为一个美国人在中国，我在这儿看和听过了很多关于日本不同的想法和感受，绝对是一个特别复杂的话题！Great work as always Eileen---加油！
你Mlgb.滚回美国去！俄乌发生战争，整个大东亚不能太平，都是你们的流氓政府捣乱
The guy who had AV watching experience is funny...
These videos are very helpful! I can get used to the different accents and people's ways of speaking. Lots of accents merge the z with zh, the c with ch, the s with sh. Also some people mix n and l I've realized. Thank you and keep up the good work.
the video is an interesting lesson , hope you will release more, thank you
This channel is just gold!您做的视频最有意思呀！
Haha great topic. Can’t wait to hear the opinions.
New video, nice, thank you very much.
I am your regular supporter^^
Your channel is some of the best PR I've seen for China. The people are sincere, thoughtful, and often judge them selves as much as any other country. I'm too old and handicapped, but I would love to be 20 years-old and healthy... I'd visit China and see everything in a heartbeat. US culture is more 'pop', Europe is medieval... you guys were charting supernovas and working on artistic impression when others were living in huts. The US seems worried you'll take over... I prefer to see your videos and find Chinese that are intelligent, friendly, and considerate people I'd like to meet. Much respect to you.
thank you very much for this video
Please make more videos like these. This is the best type of clips so far in your channel. Could you ask them about South East Asian countries like Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines etc....???
I love your channel!!!
so good and thanks for your useful Video :)
Thx for your lessons
這個是非常有趣的視頻，看這個我們日本人就能知道現代的中國人對日本有什麼樣的看法。我喜歡你的視頻，謝謝老師
Exactly
Just wonder, could those guys see their interview on youtube? They are just awesome.
Help me a lot in learning. A lot of new words.
我 非常喜欢
Thanks
Good topic, good questions, and good editing! 谢谢你们又做很好的视频！
非常好Eileen
You're a really good interviewer.
14 / 6 / 2019 good lesson , good teacher , thanks .......
I wanted to hear more from the nice, beautiful girl to the left, but the one to the right did almost all the talking
Thanks 🙏
老师， 您很棒呀，其实我都很喜欢每个视频，这是真好啊
Thanks!
谢谢你，我现在很了解日本
excelLent. EXCELlENT video
你好徐老师,谢谢你们的影片。点赞^^
谢谢！现在记住你了。
最好的老师和youtube频道!!!!! 祝你成功!!!!
Can you ask about England? I love watching these videos and seeing what Chinese people really think, as opposed to our stereotypes. Thank you!
I think we have a very good image about England
Would be great to see more videos of just Eileen talking to the camera, maybe telling us about her thoughts on various topics. I find listening to one person talking to the camera for a long time has really helped me with learning other languages.
Hi Magnet Holik, we already have done quite a few, long videos with this format. Check out this playlist, for example:
ua-cam.com/video/qP_ihrfU6wQ/v-deo.html
or this one:
ua-cam.com/video/V_XteZbz5pg/v-deo.html
衷心地感谢
(17:30) Philips (Feilipu) is not a Japanese, but a Dutch company.
Awesome
我非常喜欢二次元的东西！我觉得动漫和漫画之类的可以给我们介绍一个新的世界。我对日本的艺术家很有尊重。他们也很努力，可是我很担心他们有时会过劳死。我曾经尝试学过日语，但我发现太难了。但我一定会再来一遍！谢谢你们！
I just spent 2 months in Tokyo, and I loved it. Now I need to come and spend 2 months in China.
我是个住在加拿大的日本人，学习中文了3年多了。现在我在中国的公司工作。看起来这个视频上很多人对日本人有比较好的印象 ; )
部分年轻人对日本人的印象还是挺好的。而且我发现有不少年轻人很喜欢日本的文化。
对中国印象好的日本人却很少，太多中国人拿热脸贴冷屁股
@@stevej1235 这是因为他们从媒体那里得到了这个想法，从未与中国人交往过。
@@rintarosawamoto 你说的对，我不喜欢日本也才至于这些不懂中国，还在UA-cam里到处说坏话的日本人。但是现实里认识的日本人都很好，网上坏人多。倒是韩国人，认识的十个九个糟糕
你为什么在加拿大血中文
我这里 学了多多🤗
谢谢Eileen
It's kinda cool that people are more positive. German can definitely relate to japan in the eyes of thr rest of the Europe
no it cannot . Japan is thanks to video games (play station but not only) , manga and anime is no.1 cultural influencer in the world. Thier culture is well known everywhere be it Africa, USA, South America, EU, Australia or Asia itself. Frankly it is shocking that Japan culture is influencing even China which ... lets be honest is often very hostile to Japan for historical reasons. And add to that chinese great firewall ... and you still see those dudes knowing Japan VA's , games , anime and VP kek.
And Germany ... frankly they have hard time being culturally inflential even in Europe. And I tell you that as Germany's neighbor. I was to Germany enough times .
Btw I'm not trashing German Culture ... but there is like nothing outstanding about it and certainly it got absolutelly limited influence outside of EU. And by outstanding I mean stuff like Manga or Anime which everyone around world knows well.
Don't take is as attack, but you try to compare your culture to no.1 influencer in world. Nothing to back it.
Today in USA best selling manga ... single title got more sales than WHOLE USA comic industry together... just to repeat - single title in USA home ground.
The only thing relatable is that both Germany and Japan commited multiple attrocities against nations around them. Nothing to brag about really. And you didn't give us cute anime waifus as reparations.
谢谢对这个very棒的视频！ xD
你的评论也是very棒的 ^^
*The questions and their timestamps:*
01:15 What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear Japan?
01:54 Have you been to Japan?
03:25 What is your impression of Japanese food?
06:26 What is your impression of Japanese appearance?
08:36 What is your impression of Japanese dressing style?
12:08 What is your impression of Japanese personality?
14:41 What is your impression of Japanese products?
19:30 What do you think about Japanese anime?
26:26 What influence do anti-Japan films have on how Chinese view Japanese?
29:57 Have you thought about learning Japanese?
31:17 Anything you’d like to say to our Japanese students?
Hi you should write this timestamps in the discribtion box not in the comments it will help you you to get more views
1:45 - 他每天看！
GundamFlexing yes is it!
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I showed the @15:32 to my Chinese teacher. She laughed.
But then she told me that she and fellow teachers also did the same.
My teachers(4 people) was having a tour. And then the tour guide asked them what is the best phone. They say it is Huawei. And then that person asked whether they use huawei, but 3 of 4 use Iphone🙈
Hypocrisy at it highest form :))
我很喜欢这种的视频。肯定subscribed 😁
(21:58) "Wo hen xiang qu COS tamen". What does "COS" stand for?
(22:16) Oh, OK - "cosplay"
oh thank god they are good comments!
谢谢你
很有意思。 我很喜欢你的视频。
What do Japanese think of Chinese is also interesting though
Chinese do pick up Japanese a lot faster than other foreigners.
"I was drawn to its PLOTS" same buddy, same.
Oh, and by the way: When it comes to Japanese cuisine, a girl said that Japanese restaurants in China might not be authentic. Before I visited Japan the first time I had the same thought: You've been to Japanese restaurants in Germany, but they're probably different from real Japanese restaurants. But I have to say the difference isn't as remarkable as I expected - I'd say it's basically the same. It's still a different experience to really eat in Japan end experience the service culture and the table manners there though.
3:15 was SOOO hard to get though!
你好老师 I miss you!
Oh I did not know there were Café de Coral outside of Hong Kong!!
I'm guessing this was filmed in Hong Kong, there is also McDonalds in the background. I don't think McDonalds is called that in the mainland
The video is filmed in Guangdong province. And I've seen many Cafe de Coral in the mainland and McDonald's is the name here.
@@MandarinCorner2 Thanks for clarifying , when the three young girls talked about Zhongshan I thought maybe Guangdong. I liked the two young guys with glasses, they have modern and open minded attitudes.
They make good ambassadors for China .
I'm enjoying your street interview videos, learn some new phrases, see the local architecture, and get to hear peoples points of view
Chinese is convenient as Japanese😂 i mainly read English subtitles but when I couldn’t understand some English words I sometimes could understand through Chinese subtitles even though I don’t speak their own language😭
太棒了
思ったより日本人が中国人に差別がなくて安心！
Yes😎😎
Although I’m Japanese
My ex gf who was from Beijing expressed she didn't like japanese when I was demonstrating words similar in both languages such as kawaii and ke-ai for cute.
ive met people who've openly proclaimed that they were racists against the japanese for 爱国。
@@fence_ridergaming8640 I've been on a train in Japan and heard people say that Chinese people should not be allowed to share train carriages with Japanese people because they are "dirty and have no manners".
Japanese people tend to assume that white people cannot understand Japanese, so they speak freely when I am around. And they say the most racist things I have ever heard in my life.
@@manningbartlett522 Japanese are two-faced.This is the truth.They badmouth behind your back.
Where was this filmed? I wish i visit China someday.
Zhongshan, Guangdong province.
Please make video about "what do chinese think about Indonesia" 😁
1:41 哈哈哈哈哈
The girl at 14:57 looks practically like a Japanese- a high class Japanese! If you don’t believe me, as a Japanese person.
lol no i have been to japan and thats too beautiful
As someone who loves Japan (and, in fact, a Japanese woman) but also the People's Republic, I'm happy to see that the people asked in this video are rather positive about Japan. Being German, I can relate to Japan somehow: Both countries did terrible things in the past, but on the other hand this is nothing that people today are responsible for. It's a good feeling when people whose country once fell victim to yours nevertheless display an attitude of forgiveness. We (speaking specifically for Germany now) should never forget the crimes our country committed, but then again we're not guilty of it. Today's people are responsible only for present and future times, and that's why I hope that people can forget all their prejudice and feelings of superiority and anger from the past and so on and just get along.
Dude I'm British, I can tell you categorically no country is without shame, internets a wonderful thing, and we can all connect now and hopefully see how many of us have shared values, my only worry right now is with chinese censorship, but with VPN's I see a lot will get around it, advise for everyone, never follow everything your Governments say's, they have their own agenda and always think for yourself and ask questions. We should be Earthlings first and working together.....probably sound like some weird conspiracy nut now haha. My point is the worlds a smaller place than you think. Love one another.
Though I like Japan, there is a big difference between Germany and Japan regarding the war atrocities. Germany accepted their crimes and apologized.
Japan denies it and apparantly teaches the complete oppositie of their actions. They were 'rescuing' the other countries (at least according to what i've heard from other japanese).
Because they deny it, they won't apologise about it.
It's a shame but that is all politics.
All in all though, the people are nice and their many entertainment are great
Mandarin Corner can you please ask people abut Serbia,we love you guy’s here....???
Just excellent! Please continue! Xie xie!
👍👍👍
I am fluent in Mandarin and english but Chinese was my first language and man I am way behind on some Mandarin but still keep up with the good work!
Please define Chinese and Mandarin.
@@kokolexx Chinese is the language, Mandarin is the most populous dialect family. A wiki search will tell you all you need to know about how Chinese works.
@@jyashin ok,which one is "Chinese" : 汉语，or 中文？
@@kokolexx 中文 is Chinese, the actual language. 汉语 refers to the entire spectrum of the spoken dialects. Sometimes you'll see 华语 used as a synonym for 汉语.
语 generally refers to a dialect family. For example, 粤语 is the Yue dialect family, which is notable for having Cantonese in it. There are 10 dialect families in Chinese, but Mandarin doesn't have a "语" translation.
Rather, mandarin is often called 普通话. However, 话 actually refers to a specific dialect (ex. 广东话 = Cantonese), so 普通话 in fact is only standard mandarin. The mandarin dialect family actually includes many dialects, notably Sichuan, Tianjin, and Manchuria dialects.
Non-mandarin dialect families are small enough that it identifies a region, with the dialects themselves being even smaller. For example, Cantonese is only spoken in the Bay area (Guangzhou to Hong Kong). But the mandarin dialects encompass huge regions, hence no "语" for the mandarin dialect family.
Combine with the overall non-interest of the anglosphere in learning the nuance of the Chinese language, and you end up with a mess of an English translation.
When people say "Chinese", "Mandarin", or "Mandarin Chinese", they're actually referring to "standard mandarin dialect of Chinese", which is 普通话. It should actually be called Putonghua, but use of the word hasn't caught on yet.
@@jyashin jyashin thanks for the detail explanation. but i still confused about the original comment that says "i am fluent in mandarin and english,but chinese is my first language"
what does it means? he is fluent in 普通话，but 中文 is his mother language?
nice class
我接触的一些日本人还是蛮有意思的，面白い
7:17 this is exactly how people describe 好可爱小小的特别可爱me all the time but my appearance is deceiving coz my personality is “very opinionated straight forward”hihi 🎀
哇! 中國人的想法好開放！我去南京博物館，那時候，覺得好可怕。但是，就是歷史。不是現在阿。中國女生也很美囖。我真想回去中國。我的心還在那邊。
Very棒😂
1:43 - a man of culture
(just kidding, LOL)
😂😂😂
8:56 the girl that wearing a facial mask was ahead of her time :D
hahahhahaha
Which city is this?
Zhongshan, Guangdong
Very interesting and resourceful interviews. Thank you so much Eileen!
29:26 ...not like Japanese governments hadn't already done this before, but it's probably kind of easy not nor hear about it in Chinese media or just ignore it. I'm glad to see the younger generations are more open-minded and less prejudiced, which has also been my personal impression.
But younger Japanese are narrow-minded.Im angry when they say they hate Chinese behind their backs.Chinese are more frank .
@@EmmaNguyen-mg5xq Wow, very open-minded and well-rounded judgement of yours...
Seriously, I know on average this is something, that the average Japanese person would phrase more diplomatically - even though Chinese are already skilled at this - but I wouldn't dare to claim, that any young Japanese would hate China. The two countries are more entangled anc connected than many of their citizens realise, I often come to think.
Are you Chinese?
For all the girls in this video who said Japanese girls are cute, i just want to say: you all are cute also.
视频里的女生谁说日本的女生很可爱,我只要对你们说:你们都也是很可爱。
@@ThomasWong54 thanks for replying, even though i think you don't know what the word means. But because of your reply i realized my chinese sentence was not very well constructed.
i love how he said we cannot tell them apart and i can tell them apart even tho im not asian chinese people has much prettier features
I've heard that Japanese have bigger, more open eyes than Chinese. I don't know of other differences besides that.
@@MrEnric98 in celebrity maybe but in daily life not really.
when japanese got small eyes their eyes is so smallll even compared to other east asian
I agree
你好!
Video should have been 5min, 10 tops, who would watch same people answering different questions for 35min 🧐
I appreciate the user for asking these people to spend their time on camera. most of us who walk by would probably brush off and say sorry I'm busy.
Philips is from The Netherlands
日本挺好，去旅游玩玩，好地方
Does anyone know if there's a youtube channel as great as Mandarin Corner （native speakers in everyday situations, clear subtitles and interesting topics) , to study Russian 俄语 🇷🇺？