How Do Asian Americans Feel About China?
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Hating ones government is very different than hating one's ethnic identity
@sushievan3378 you know they won't because of how moderate these guys are so it's obvious that they don't want that smoke
@netnomad47..But alot of Chinese do hate their ethnic identity...sadly enough. Majority of Asian-Americans are Chinese so it no wonder we see the same asian self hate dynamic.
I dont hate the Chinese government either, if anything they did a hell of a job bringing millions of impoverished people back to normal standard of living.
@@fredh8065 But that one dynamic....self hatred and low self esteem runs very deep in the Chinese communities
@@fredh8065
How does a Chinese person who hates the CCP any different than a Russisn person who hates the Kremlin?
we do have generational Chinese Americans who have never been to their motherland and have only been exposed to negative media regarding the CCP so they view it in a negative way.
Well some have not been to their motherland but their ancestor/s suffered and lost family members due to it. Word spreads.
You don't have to go back to your motherland. We have friends and family that come back and forth, and we speak to them. For example, my Viet friends told me that their family members tell them about the menacing Chinese ships fucking with their fishing efforts.
And in school was teach to hate communism
@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 Nah, we've already had substantial reports both from those nations and from U.N. Observers about this. You can stop trying to trot out nonsense to the contrary.
China has very little respect for its neighbors or international law, which is precisely why their neighbors are seeking help from powerful countries. Because that's the only thing China respects: Power. It's precisely why South Korea and Japan aren't optimistic about China's future in the region. HIstorically it has viewed those two, and the rest of its neighbors, with barely veiled contempt.
The real kicker is that everyone else hates them too and lumps them in with the Chinese from China due to the perpetual foreigner stereotype, so they're just fucked all around. It's so messed up. Just look at the whole college admissions thing. Not a single soul bothered to differentiate between born American citizens and foreigners on student visas. Asian Americans, who are *American citizens*, were being counted as foreign students by colleges, the media, everyone.
My chinese american friend has said that to me before. But, I try to avoid talking about things like that. We are now living through a period when people have to be very careful about what they say. Especially with the internet. "Hate" is an awful thing to say!
Yea, you talk and get banned or prosecuted🤦🏿♂️
Exactly, theres nothing to gain but you can only lose. If you say something good about china you get called CCP sympathizer.
I don't know much about China to judge china and what I do know, I don't hate I just understand where they come from. How do you hate something you've never personally experienced before 🤷♀️ at the end of the day, you gotta have an open mind and think for yourself instead of being led by others to fulfill others agenda.
The problem with Chinese soft power is that when it gets popular, the CCP will pass new regulations because some part of it made party members uncomfortable.
e.g. Danmei (Boys Love) dramas "The Untamed" & "Word of Honor" got so popular that new danmei dramas have been de facto banned and some actors have been blacklisted.
e.g. 2, Story of Yanxi Palace is a palace drama that got really popular. And ever since then "excessive scheming" as a plot has been banned.
I love chinese media, but "river crabs" (censors) sure take the fun out of everything when you've experienced works before the crack downs.
Bingo. Authoritarian asswipes get in their own when it comes to soft-power.
This is far too broad to be lumped into a singular “China” entity as favorably or not .
Most Chinese-Americans I know who left behind the mainland (or even HK/TW) are fiercely proud of the Chinese culture, traditions, people, and places.
That almost seems immutable. Across-the-board.
It’s the “other stuff”…
when I was on a business trip an went to the local China town in Iowa, I had conversations with some Chinese elders who hated China. if you mentioned it, they would spit on the word China. I asked why, they only said this, "prison"
Correct.. if you look at ethnic Chinese in every Asian country, you find that they do very well finanically. This obviously has to do with the culture roots not genetics. In TW, you will see the rich history of beautiful Chinese arts, architect and philosophy. The word 'zhong hua' or 'Chinese' is everywhere from street names to businesses and to sport names
@@martinvanburen4578
I think you/they meant to say “reeducation centers “ ;-P
Where they go in as normal people, and come out acting like Pablo Francisco’s impression of Irvine people .
Stop...most Chinese Americans have no fucking idea how the Chinese gov works or what policies it actually fucking has. People hating the gov has always been a nice way to sneak in hating everything else. We ultimately hate the gov cuz the Chinese gov didn't kowtow and is doing good things ultimately for itself and it's people and we, the US, don't like that because we view ourselves and basically are the world's hegmon, Asia is not for Asians, it's for us, do you get it?
That's why we want to depose it and put a puppet state in power that will maintain the manufacturing infrastructure and probably have more workers violations than we've ever seen, but hey they'll have "freedom" to complain about it and have nothing done because they ultimately wouldn't have sovereignty anymore, which is kinda the basic freedom to have any other freedoms.
@@martinvanburen4578 They hate what the CPC did.
I had the greatest change of mind when I actually visited China this year. Living 10 plus years without ever visiting China distorted my view in the states. I always had a negative view of China until I visited. I think it’s a great place to live if you have a decent income. Great transportation, architecture, people, food, culture. The only mildly annoying thing I experience is having to use a vpn. Honestly for those who have not visited, you should visit China at least once.
One thing tho. People suck at driving over there. They drive like New Yorkers.
You mean they cut you off? And don’t respect the driving laws?
@@adrianjimenez6388t is a lot better now compared to years ago. 😂 The younger population is now better educated/ mannered. Been traveling there for decades now, I see a lot of progress.
I moved to Hong Kong in 2008. Been to mainland about about a dozen times. The first day or so is cool... but after that, always couldn't wait to get back to HK 😂
SAme here, I realized that throughout my whole childhood life I have been "brainwashed" to think that China is all bad. And when I lived abroad, work with business in China and went to China multiple times I realized how gullible I was. Hardest part is, I try informing the people here in the US that China is not what is portrait in the mainstream media and yet they refused to accept it and calls me a CCP bot and some told me to go back! Astonishing the level of mind brainwash the US mainstream media has become.
Great place to live “if you have a decent income”
Be proud of who you are, what you are, and what both of your nations have accomplished and are known for, and that's what I'm gonna say as a proud Chinese American. I like China for being the nation of my heritage, and I like America for being my birth country, there's no question about it. We must acknowledge the fact that all countries had flaws and successes of their own, including China & USA. And that we shouldn’t judge any nation by only looking at its negative.
I'm born a Chinese American and I always will be proud of being Chinese American.🇺🇸 🇨🇳
But let me ask you, are you proud of china's government?
@@ken_kaneki7939 well just like the US government and it’s policy, I do agree with some but not all of its policy. Besides I have no say in shaping China’s government and their policy either whether I agree or disagree, but as long as their government does what’s best for majority of the people who lives in China and doesn’t drag the nation into a war that’s what matter.
@@ken_kaneki7939 I hate the US government for fabricating lies about other countries. The US government spreads propaganda 100% of the time and there's nothing truthful about it. So, why be proud of a country that peddles the most lies, especially when it lies 1000 times more than China? That's utterly evil!
This is complicated, its confusing. But in all there actually are points.
They all just digest anglo media what do you expect?
why are you on anglo tech www internet and wear tshirt and suits? welcome to the new world
Ten days ago, you had a video related to ranking the best to the worst countries to live in. The survey you cited ranks China as higher than the USA.
America is still a good place to live in. The economic opportunities are unparalleled. Doesn’t mean we have to like the racism.
@@TheFlagUnitagreed.
@@TheFlagUnit Or the school shootings, or the blatant disregard for climate issues, or the poor standards and investment in K-12 education. There are some things China does better and we should acknowledge this. I say this as an American who's black. China has beautiful nature, distinct flora and fauna and great food (especially in the north). Yes, some Chinese are very ignorant/racist towards foreigners and even more so if you arent white but I met enough nice people to not let that shape my opinion of the entire country.
@@TheFlagUnit
China has racism too, against people who do not look Chinese.
@@Group.B how are you going to mention disregard for climate issues and then praise China? They are the single most detrimental country for climate change and they don't even take the easy minor steps. They have the top 20 cities in the world for carbon emissions. Most chinese cities produce more emissions than small to medium sized countries alone.
I definitely think many chinese people don't say anything positive about China for self-preserving purposes. I noticed that when I'm around a group of asians for example chinese, filipino and koreans. When they are asked where they are from, once the chinese person says they are chinese descent there is a sudden negative atmosphere in the mood. Keep in mind the chinese and korean person looks the same and you can't even tell them apart.
Literally the word 'chinese' is seen as negative its kind of like when someone tells you they are 'trans'. Although you might not be against lgbtq it still makes you think a bit when you hear it.
I don't think the Chinese Americans should feel bad about themselves since they are Americans. On the side note, the US propaganda against the Chinese is definitely real like the way they did to the Japanese in the past. Smart Asians should be able to tell. Those Koreans or whatever shouldn't feel bad about the Chinese as all are Asians.
Western media is trying to make you hate your own ethnicity in America which looks like they succeeded. The whole I just hate the Chinese government not the people's rhetoric is a bunch of BS. Without the Chinese government the people couldn't progress in the past 30+ years
@@bryanjp79 Im actually east asian too and I can for the most part differenciate east asians based on style. If a chinese person has kpop hair then I won't be able to tell. Same for women if the chinese woman is stylish, has make up then I can't differentiate from koreans. The only chinese I can tell from koreans and japanese are usually the cantos.
@@bryanjp79 Its not for being Chinese but if you have Chinese values that are with their government. I mean if we are blaming the US for its propaganda then we should really hate on China. However I think the another point is the blatant racism Chinese people have that they believe is fine in the country itself. Like what they did to foreigners in the country during covid. However I am Vietnamese so I don't like the Chinese culture and government.
Japanese are on avg shorter and skinnier
Im chinese from Australia and similar sentiment here. Although many chinese here dont take racism that seriously and think they are immune compared to chinese from china. Been to china before and it changed my perception a lot. Even things like the trains and internet speed (not censorship necessarily) are much better managed in china than Australia
How the fuck do they think they are immune to it? They literally have to deal with it directly becuase they are living with the people doing the racism and those people hold more social and political power than them, a minority in the country.
Just out of curiosity - do you guys have a script (general structure of how the exchange will be conducted)? It’s kinda chaotic listening to this on such a nuanced topic - though I appreciate the humor.
It’s Not China but the ccp.
Ccp birthed by rock?
@stvdmc2011 so all white are trump supporters?
@@SportNut1Yes
Ah yes that’s why Asians are getting assaulted in the states because they must be CCP members right?
Ccp is china tho
Democracy is good and all. Like Iran was a vibrant democracy, with a quite naive sense of national souvereignty though - until the US (with a little help by its minor buddy UK) regime-changed it into an authoritarian military dictatorship practically under Western control for a quarter of a century (the Iranian revolution then ended this period). The major flaw with democracy in this world how it actually is, is that it's nearly impossible for a country to be democratic and at the same time remain independent from Western influence, interference and coercion. By and large, China did the right thing.
Most Chinese would compare to India, a country with similar population and land mass. Most of them would concede their freedom of speech and rights to vote for their president if they can prosper and live in luxury. Not saying all of them have that privilege but majority fares better than their Indian counterparts
Maybe true for small countries, but countries like China and India can definitely be democratic and fully sovereign at the same time IMO.
@@yabbagabb00 At what price democracy? Do you even know that all pioneer "democratic" countries had their hands soaked in blood by killing natives, colonizing and stealing from other countries before they got rich from all the stolen wealth? What if China had done all those on the European countries with all European countries now dirt poor and China has the cheek to lecture European countries on their lack of "democracy" while continuing to steal resources from them? And, what's your comment on the complicity of all western nations on the genocide in Gaza? Democracy much?
Honestly I dislike the ccp but also recognize it did a lot of good to the country in the past 20 yrs despite all the bad act. But even this position is being considered super anti china amoung some friends and too pro china by the other groups. I also find myself having to use different tone about china depending on if i am speaking to chinese of various sides or caucasians that i assume have the mainstream opinion. This is a very difficult world being chinese
You don't have to switch the tone. But you DO need to update about what China is before talking to Caucasian. Cyrus Janssen have a lot of videos about China the good and the bad that you can use for talking points. Eric X Li also often do public speaking about CPC Communist Party of China. Just watch all of them. It will make sense.
There is no way I can like the CCP after the insane damage it cost the Chinese people. The sheer destruction of human life and culture is some wild shit.
@ytcgking I agree with you. Taking this stanc is often not seen positively or even understood by either side. The gov has done good things, but also so many bad things and it just isn't very...democratic lol. At least they kinda care about the country and not just money tho
You guys should tune your microphones louder, it’s low compared to other podcasts.
Something wrong with your sound, it’s way too low.
I thought that was my headphones, thanks bro 🤙🏽
@@Nara.Shikamaru the previous one was also the same poor sound quality.
Same
Americans and Chinese are alike good people, Americans are fooled by the politicians, and Chinese are fooled by the commi...
So you are the smart one. LOL
China: adopts the wolf warrior policy and switches its diplomatic posture to hyper-aggressive one.
Rest of Asia: China is a bully. We rather hangout with the western democratic countries.
China: *surprised pikachu face*
5:56 Are you kidding me? HK is part of China, Taiwan is not. That's why we have our own option in the survey 🤌🤌🤌
Wrong, both are part of China.
What are talking about Taiwan not part of China. You must be kidding me. Unless you are a foreign citizen living in Taiwan island.
@@maeily1They might shocked to find out the south China Sea is part of ROC and PRC just inherit it due to one China Policy.
While I enjoy watching your videos and get my dose of Asian education I gotta be honest… Andrew is my eye candy 🍬 ❤😉
My objective thinking...
1. Taiwanese as well as all minority people every where in the world (Okinawan, Hawaiian, Papuan, etc.) should have a right to determine their future, be it being independent or maintaining the status quo.
2. US is just using Taiwan issue not because their love of the Taiwanese people, but instead, just for their own benefits, that is to destroy China's rise.
FREE Texas!!
Eh yeah china does all sorts of madness to its neighbors in asia on top of its own citizens wtf you expect people to feel?? 😂
Almost every media headline about China is negative so that's going to greatly color your perception even if you happen to be Chinese. You'll probably hear more negative sentiment from the generation that grew up in China and immigrated to the U.S. for a better life and are more intimately familiar with how the country is structured. Even the Chinese Americans that were born in the U.S. that have never visited the country can't speak highly about it when U.S.-Sino relations are so bad and when China lacks the same cultural influence as Japan or SK.
The anti-Chinese sentiment isn't very new though. Chinese was always the "least cool" Asian for a long time and there was always some reason to justify it even if it contradicted other reasons. This is spanning decades if not more.
@Drownedinblood
Mainland China is seen as culturally square but Hong Kong is seen as culturally cool because of the gunfu Hong Kong films. Westerners love Hong Kong films about gun violence.
If one understands history and culture, it is hard to hate either side. China is trying to preserve its traditions. America is trying to expand but also has humanitarian goals. Both sides have the support of their people. Both perspectives are understandable
Taiwan is traditional. China is not.
Humanitarian goals???😄That´s why they created and support an entity like israel. You are right about the first part btw
I think taiwanese Americans view China and Taiwan as a trade vs immigration policy
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really not clear what each asian are talking about americans with asia food cuisines. we look at this japanese restaurant and said mom you might not like it because uh oh it is chinese own - here. if i am in kyoto and it is chinese own - i might walk out too. the japanese in nyc never yakuza'ed the chinese for opening - we just know what we are eating. they have the better tempuras - they have the better salad carrot dressing - and they have the better yamasa table soy sauce. all asian restaurants have the red top black kikkoman (which is japan's too). elle for no ivory chopsticks there
@@user-ut3nn1ey7h bro the fuck is you rambling on about?
hello fb, move back to china - then how come the world language abc is on their clothing - nike should be (pinyin), samsung washing machine (not sure if korean are in china - my land definitely to live in - and pinyin that too). elle for sam (three) sung (star)
hello - the japanese writer - the freedom of reporting also still should cover censor nigg*r is racist and sh*t is a form of really bad meaning of our solid waste from mice to humans. is it needed my youtuber here. propoganda is now controlled by your mobile to get to these stores only. but, the writing here in youtube a public channel has been sad for pg13 readers. hope you sleep in peace with your gf's my fellow fast furious friends. elle for beep all here since 20/20 news
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I know a chinese family member that came from south africa (democratic but badly run) and moved to china and stayed there and tbey had a very favourable view of china
So it may indicate democracy is not the sole indicator of a good country like how western people like to think
E.g. in Australia government officials are lazy and they know people will conplain and protest but they dont have to solve the issues.
Government officials in china have more reason to implement good policy or they get kicked out of the party at worst jailed for corruption
Democracy can really sucks. Corruption and incompetence still exist in western démocratics countries but I am very surprised to learn how much worse it is in the long run with an autocratic country like China. China is in a very bad economic situation and this is mainly due to its political system which has allowed corruption, cheating at all levels, economic lies at all levels, greeds and nepotism: real estate bubble, tofu dreg project, bankrupt banks, non-existent domestic market, corrupt police. The end of rich China is approaching. getting angry with your main customer, the USA, when you don't have a domestic market, wasn't very wise.
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@@albertoongo The China collapse theory has been out there for over 30 years but nothing happened. Is there corruption in China? Yes! But the law and government won't allow them. If the CCP finds anyone who violates the law, they will go to jail. Is there corruption in America? Yes! But none will get arrested because they call it "political donation". How many corruption, cheating at all levels, economic lies at all levels, greeds and nepotism: real estate bubble, tofu dreg project, bankrupt banks, non-existent domestic market, corrupt police exist in America?
lmao the only reason an official in china gets arrested for corruption is when he gets on a rival's bad side
Its true here in America we constantly see China as bad which creates this perception that its residents are too. I feel when you get political involved into a lot of these bad politicians than those are the people you should watch out for. I like when he mentioned the parents having beef yet the kids getting along
i am born in Canada to Hong Kong and China parents . so for example in Hong Kong . i "sound" like an foreigner . in Canada i am an visual foreigner (as white people are considered as true Canadian. ). thus. i say i am Chinese first then say i have an Canadian birth certificate and passport. so i am Chinese born Canadian. but not feel like belonging to canada at times since trump era.
Remember that alot of them fled china as refugees especially during mao cultural revolution
#StopAsianSelfHate
I'm a Chinese-Canadian, born and bred; I can't even speak Chinese!
Until around 2000, I knew hardly anything about my motherland. Then I visited China (thankfully, my travel partners could speak Chinese).
What a wonderful, magnificent country! I have since visited China many times. (Still can't speak Chinese.)
I believe that the Chinese-Americans who hate on China have never been to China, and have been totally brainwashed about China from relentless government and media propaganda.
I think Chinese-Americans have also been indoctrinated to believe in their democracy and therefore they regard any other kind of politics as bad, wrong, dangerous.
To some degree, I see this same kind of thing in Canada, your northern neighbor.
I think some people can hate the Chinese Government and Military, and still like the little people living in the country.
1. A lot of people from Vietnam and the Philippines are upset with China over the dispute of the South China Sea.
I heard that the Chinese military are sinking boats owned by other countries in that sea.
2. Have you heard about the protests in Hong Kong, where the government is punishing protestors and dissenters?
Do you support the Chinese government in this scenario?
3. Have you heard that the Chinese Government are imprisoning Buddhist Monks and Muslims.
Do you support the Chinese government in this scenario?
@@SangHTXyou know that some of those statements are very distorted right? China lacks media power which is an American specialty
@@SangHTX You got all that from American media. I used to be like you until I woke up and stopped drinking the kool aid from American media.
China just orchestrated a peace agreement between Iran and Saudia Arabia while America starts wars but of course you don't hear any of that from the American media. In China a black person doesn't have to worry about getting killed by the police.
@@SangHTX The problem is that you are regurgitating Western propaganda which doesn't tell you the whole truth.
1. "A lot of people?" How many is a lot? Some people may feel resentment over maritime disputes in the SCS. That's normal. Disputes have *two* sides; this is not all on China.
2. What you've been told about the Hong Kong protests is not entirely true. Again, you've been victimized by Western propaganda.
The HK riots were part of the CIA's attempt to start a color revolution. The HK government (NOT Beijing) cracked down on the violence, as any responsible government would. I recall that Washington police cracked down on protesters on January 6, 2021. If I remember correctly, some citizens were hurt.
3. Imprisoning Buddhists and Muslims? More Western propaganda bullshit. Is that all you can do, regurgitate propaganda?
Don't be so gullible. You cannot trust Western mainstream media.
@@ftu2021 Sorry, but the entire planet is watching China. The fact that you needed to deflect to the U.S. says everything about what you actually value.
Of course people would have a bad view of a nation that's fielding fucking military ships to threaten and sink other countries' fishing vessels in international (and even in their own native) waters. That word gets around QUICK.
The genocidal efforts against the Uighur Muslims (UN observers straight up found entire neighborhoods emptied, and entire families taken away to "re-education" camps. And then it was later found out these muslims were effectively kept in works camps making shit for companies like Foxconn, Sony, Apple...
I don’t hate China or Chinese or Chinese government. I love the culture.
I find that many different Asian ethnicities do not like Chinese people. I have Korean and Japanese friends and they have strong negative feelings towards Chinese people. Vietnamese tend to be more friendly toward Chinese compared to other Asians.
It doesn’t take an American to dislike China. I’m a Chinese and I only love this county culturally. We have great food and stuff. But politically, this place is HELL. Can’t speak for all Chinese, but as an educated, more of a liberal Chinese, I’m not surprised seeing this poll result
Yeah China is political hell but the US has such great politics😂😂😂
Really? Try to say something politically incorrect openly in the states and see what you get.
A hell with ~90% approval by its inhabitants.
@@alhkcblack9617 it's not a competition, my friend. these two countries don't necessarily have to be in the same sentence
@@leezhieng Let me guess...you get disappeared like in China?
@17:30 that's why this channel gets no views, all the knowledge but hey.. what can we do about it
I am not Chinese but I am careful differentiate Chinese people and the CCP
This is such a complex topic, not saying that all the negative comments are wrong, some of them are right to a certain degree but it’s also very hypocritical.
As a Chinese who lived in China and immigrated to Canada. Life is so much easier in the west where work and leisure is well balanced while in China it’s highly competitive and toxic. But I want to point out that this is not exclusive to China, Japan and South Korea is just as bad but people are ignorant about it.
What’s really ignorant is that this negative narrative about China is exactly the same narrative about the Japanese back in the 80s. I’m surprised that Japanese people aren’t relating what the Chinese are going through. If the Asian big 3 gets along, they’d be an unstoppable force which is something that the USA can’t accept
Bro, chins may be super power but its barely a middle inc8ne nation with greater wealth gap than US
@@ericsohn5084 China is not superpower, it’s still a developing country. The rural parts of China is as bad as third world countries, I’d say give another 2 decades or so then maybe China will become a superpower
@@ftu2021 If China is not super power, what is it then lol It can effectively bully all developed nations except the US
Hahahhaha imagine japan china and korea getting along yeah right😂😂😂😂
@@williamisraelgomararias5737 Will never happen in the history of human kind
thats expected with all these media push
Divide and conquer
For you All information. Harvard and Cambridge University did polls study on China gov approval ratings. They got 90% approval. While USA only less than 40%.
There is no independent media in China and social media behavior is monitored.
That's nice. Ask them who would like to give up their U.S. Citizenship and live in China for the rest of their lives.
And that's where the truth will come out.
@@christheconqueor
Truth hurts 😭
Pointless for you to point this out, non believers will say that china citizens are brainwashed, afraid of repercussion, or the harvard study has flaws. Its just inconvincable for americans to believe that chinese citizens can support their government who brought the conditions to bring 800 million people out of poverty.
Very interesting. I wonder if war breaks out between China/Russia/North Korea vs rest of the world, which side would Chinese "American" take. Being world factory is not special, it means your were wage was cheap and now it's not so cheap so world factory is shifting to India and South Asia hence China's current struggle.
Andrew’s brows and his beady eyes got so much space inbetween 😅
It will be more useful to provide historical poll results to make things in perspective. I personally feel the negative percetion has a lot of to do with the increasing negative narrative propogated by mainstream media in the past decase, especially during the past five years. The political relationship between the two countries is apparently going south and someone is manipulating that. For example, I note in an CNN article published eight or 10 years ago, there's a map for China n the article and Taiwan was still included. CNN will never publish an article with that map in today's setting. What happened during these past a few years? Ordinary Americans really wouldn't care about Taiwan's position in the map. Then who are the people care that issue enough and with enough influence power to make it a common practise in mainstream media?
Do you guys do anymore skits or entertaining stuff anymore? Sure, Asian news is catchy and easy to do, but not really what y’all did back them.
Stay yellow my fellow.
Nothing new here.
Welcome to China，LOVE from Sichuan,China😍
We need to separate the political entity the People’s Republic of China from the nation of China. We can respect the culture and the people of China but disapprove of the nation-state the PRC. After all our democratically elected government and both major parties have declared that the PRC is a strategic competitor which is a diplomatic speak for declaring the PRC as the enemy.
No one can say if Chinese people would choose to support the dictatorship of the Communist Party when given a free choice since they have never had the opportunity. What we can say is that a majority of Chinese people in Taiwan have repeatedly supported the effort to stay independent of the PRC.
We should be anti-PRC and not anti-China.
If you judge someone by their friends, then…. Pakistan, North Korea, Russia, Iran, Zimbabwe 😮
🤔🤔
And if you judge all American friends most of them were all colonial powers.
@@ftu2021 “were”
@@Babumoshaaai yeah, they’ve fallen off.
@@ftu2021 you can pick which one’s more evil. 🦠
If you get brain washed every day on negative news and half truth.. lol no kidding.
The Chinese government have done great for the Chinese population for. The last 3 decades. The chinese population have never live a better life. Can you say the same for your government from whichever country you are from.
After killing 30 million ppl? ROC did a way better job to its Chinese ppl.. look at tw
@@mmfong297Umm, would the aboriginals of Taiwan have the same sentiments?
@@itinnyi would you believe me that if I tell you that most aboriginal Taiwanese people are actually more ProChina?
What about the protest last year explain that bruh
@ftu2021 I know, and I support them.
Many Americans have given up with the mythology that we have the best democracy and capitalistic systems.
😢😂
We desperately need a strong political and spiritual government leadership.
Many issues are exacerbated by our poor unethical and immoral spiritual philosophies. 😢
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Americans are depressed by the immoral and declining spiritual and political leadership progress. 😢😂
This is a time, not too late, to start helping people to live and enjoy a better lifestyle. 🙏❤❤.
We should teach how to live a more ethical, moral and spiritual lifestyle.
USA loss the most people from the corona Virus.
😢😢
This was a big political, democratic, leadership, and spiritual loss. 😢😢😢
Two million Americans or more died from the Virus which was funded by the USA
government-taxpayers money.
Many Americans die from smoking. drinking and drugs.
Many die from obesity, diabetes, unethical and immoral diseases.
We have a high crime and homeless rate.
We need a strong democratic, political and spiritual leader to lead the way.
Then we may achieve a higher standard, ideal and democratic practice that is not based on fear and hatred-but common decency for everyone.
How many of these ppl who “hate” China actually spent any time there?
You don't have to live in a goddamn country to know its form of government is repressive and dangerous. We have over a century of data showing just how bad autocratic nations actually are.
Ok so North Korea is a paradise then...since we haven't spent anytime there. Makes f*cking sense!!!
North koreans dont have the ability to travel outside their country, while chinese citizens have every right to. 150 milliom chinese travels out of china every year, you dont see these people applying for asylum do you?
I don't hate or like China but I know that I can criticize the government here in the States, for now, and I don't have to worry about going missing or get arrested.
For now
@@itinnyi Yeah, I said that, thanks for the chiming in Captain Obvious.
@Bluboy30 Don't disrespect me by calling me Captain Obvious. I'm American, and it's General Oblivious.
@@itinnyi Thanks again for chiming in Captain Obvious.
@@Bluboy30 Calm down Bluballs.
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Chinese citizens DO vote. They vote locally & regionally. Their regional leaders vote for the next president much the same way our electoral college votes for the next president. The American citizens don’t actually choose their next president.
Russians vote too.
"Voting" is bullshit when your form of government is just an autocracy. It's a sham, and internaional watchdogs rightly do not Russia or China democracies (or even representative republics).
No, they vote with their feet.
You need to do some real research instead of listening to the garbage American hate propaganda towards Chinese people
Exactly. Also the Chinese government does act on feedback provided by its citizens.
@@downtomars6268 What a laughable comment. Autocratic regimes are defined by their lack of respect for citizen feedback. And in fact CRUSH it where the people's voice presents itself.
Strange, the Vietnamese American should be higher on the list. In San Jose California, the Vietnamese communities put a ban on flying the communist Vietnamese flag, you can search it up. But yeah, everybody just trying to live. To prove my point, go to a Chinese community wave the Chinese flag and see what happens. Then go to a Vietnamese community, and wave the communist Vietnamese flag, and see what happens. Tell that lady from Vietnam to go to Saigon California, and ask her to wave the Communist Vietnamese flag LOL.
Yeah.
Viet Americans are still sour over losing the war.
My viet buddy told me, don't fly the Red flag in any viet shopping center. They'll physically assault you.
I ask him but freedom of speech allows anyone to fly what they want.
He just shrugged, Viet Americans are too sour.
He's also borned in the states and did not experience the war firsthand.
I used to live in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The Chinatown there should really be called Chalon since most of the stores there are run by Hoa (ethnic Chinese who lived in Vietnam for generations before they got kicked out in the late 1970s which by the way was a Crimes Against Humanity). A lot of them still fly the old South Vietnamese flag.
Enjoy your lgbtqxynzxc life in America!
Better than 10 hours 6 days a week
Your social credit score just leveled up
@@ericsohn5084 go to san franciso and you don’t even need to work. Just sleep at the street and rob others every day🙂
@@possiblycurryddork yes, so your credit line is up too.
A lot of us Chinese Americans still have family living in China and we're not gonna be sympathetic to the neurotic government there just because we have family there and it's our "homeland". But at the same time, we want the best for our family and our people and while I don't agree with everything in Chinese culture, I don't take it well when westerners mock it either. I really appreciate the westerners who can separate the Chinese government from its people though - they can appreciate the people and the culture of China while being critical of the government.
China has such a long history. USA has only been around for a few hundred years, China thousands. But in this day and age & with such a massive population, a few thousand govt officials simply can't be everywhere all the time, with all the right answers. It's in the best interest of China to be willing to listen more to its citizens & to allow more freedom of expression. As a byproduct, suppressing citizens also stifles innovation. There's no reason why there shouldn't be way more global brands from China.
Actually a lot of Americans like Chinese but they just don’t like what the chinese government is doing and did. I heard a lot of American girls like Chinese men and they want to live in china to be taken care of by the chinese government but china is still improving
The fact that china is the most peaceful country in Asia🔥💝
For now
As compared to the USA which hasn’t even had a collective 2 decades of peace ever? The US has been in a constant state of war since it’s fcking inception.
Of the 2 countries, only one has gone around the entire globe building bases, waging wars, displacing governments, staging coups, raping, pillaging, oppressing, stealing natural resources and so much more.
The other country is China.
没关系，中国人也非常讨厌ABC，双向奔赴可以的。
China is great, the hate is propaganda. I lived there for 2 years and it was amazing.
Dictatorship is great? Are you mad?
How come nobody asked N. Koreans how they feel about their homeland? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I view CCP unfavorably. I like China's martial arts history. White lotus clan and Wong Fei Hung.
哎，两国的核战争几乎无法避免，赶紧挖防空洞吧
This is why ppl support Asian women and Black men coming together, because if Asian females don’t like egg roll then they should get to enjoy chocolate 🍫
I kike choco peaches too
Least horny UA-camr
I support Martian men and Earthly women and Earthly men and Tattooine women.
Is this a surprise? Communism sucks. Vote Republican to preserve our way of life here in America.