Thank you, Kwesi, for allowing me to share my perspective and experiences while living in China. I look forward to seeing more of your great content and doing another relaxed interview with you soon! Keep shining your light for the world to see. Peace and blessing.
Thanks Chastity, it a was a great conversation with you and you’re an inspiration to other young people out there to get out of their comfort zone and explore the world. 😊❤️
Chastity, you rock in this interview. I graduated with my doctor degree from a HBCU in 2012. I am Asian who was born and raised in China. I settled in Texas 31 years ago. I like your life in China. I wish I am in China now. It is not that easy to move. My career and family are here in states.
@@ChastityThomason you are welcome, stay there Chastity. Our country is deeply divided, racially, class wise and crimes out of control. Conservatives control the airway, via talk show hosts. I am lost now. Now we forced China and Russia together. It is not good at all. Very complicated situation. Seem mid term Republican will take back two houses. It is a mess back home. Very interesting to see what will happen next. China is the sole supply chain of US and Europe now. Next 5 years will be rough.
“Black ambassador of my country” - well said and a very worthwhile goal ! I strive to behave the same way when I am in America!! Anyone who is proud of one’s own culture should think of this!
This lady's view and perspective on how to live and adapt only spells success in her life, anywhere she goes. I think this is one of the best interviews so far. Thank you for doing this Kwesi!
she certainly did amazing job help change any stereotype there may be on black people, and other way around (change her own stereotype she may have had on China before she came). and her obervation of cultural melt pot is presice as that is what we have been doing in the past 5000 years which makes me proud. above all, she is an intelligent and gorgeous woman
Blessy, I saw your channel grow pretty faster. Thanks for a great job showing how foreigners live in China. Chinese people are really friendly, in regards to racism toward black people, I would say that is not racism, it has to do with China being open to the outside world not long time ago, Many ordinary Chinese people may interact with black people first time in their life. That is why interaction between people are so important. Love your channel, keep up the good work. Thanks!
Hi Kwesi, great video. Hi Chastity, China welcomes all Blacks, White and any color. China respects others. I am Malaysian and I felt welcome when in China
Its the same foreigner in China, I have hair arms, people like asked stroke am arms and I was was blonde haired person and people asked touch there head hair, because a lot China they have never seen people with different faces and any other colour under sun , , a man I meet in small village his skin was very dark brown skin, he was very old worked in farm all his live, but the China people are the most wonderful people, they just have get used to you being different。
Nice one, you genuinely are trying to show how dire things of the countries and it's citizens. Economically and other aspects. At this time the future doesn't look good. First thing. About solving a problem is to acknowledge it. It's doesn't look like the media wants to do , I hope your channel expand and bring awareness and opportunity to people. ❤️
Thank you Kwesi for having Chastity in a candid conversation living in China and what she had to put with. Good for her in her courage and perseverance in keep going in China with a vast cultural difference. Kudos to Her. There will be one day a "To Mam(Sir), with Love", when her students will think of her as they go on their own.
Another great interview. You are the best Kwesi, it is like a interview a soul. She is wonderful. She is honest and no holding back. I like her already. Kudos to this sister.
@@KINGKWESI Mr Kwesi, thank you to bring some joy to me. I miss China. I have my career and family in states. Can not just go back. I do not even know if I am able to go back for good. My children and my wife are here. They do not want to come back to China for good. Life is stressful even for folks who are doing well in life. Different society. Keep the good work.
Her answer were correct. Lived in NYC for 4 years and the landlord had the audacity to ask rent in advance 12 months plus 1 month for commission. It was in 1994 for a hell hole close to NYU, substandard $1,200., one bed and kitchen and this is an old building with rats chewing at night. U R a lucky woman. By the way I was robbed twice on the subway train. One has to live on the edge in America.
New York City is not the rest of America. But I agree, as an American I’m sad at what our country has become. It was never that way before 2000. Btw, this just happened in nyc. “A Yonkers man has been charged with a hate crime in the brutal beating of a 67-year-old Asian-American woman - who was stomped and punched more than 125 times while being called an “Asian bitch,” officials said.” Look it up. Most of these attack on Asians is by AA.
I really like the name Chastity. The cost of living in Shanghai is more expensive than other parts of China, coz there r a lot of very rich people living there. Hope Chastity will find more loves & happiness in Shanghai ❤️
KING KWESI: Thank you for another excellent episode. In my opinion, your videos are one of the most under-rated and under-viewed. As to one of the upsetting incidents lady Chastity (the guest) described (at 18:35), that a Chinese guy "shot a bird" (raised middle finger) at her ... I suspect that it was very likely some sort of a misunderstanding. In China, most people don't know what "raise middle finger" gesture means. Even if some Chinese now know about it after watching many Western movies, I doubt that any ordinary Chinese would use it to others in real life. I could be wrong, though.
And I was born and raised in Shanghai and have been living in metro Atlanta for the past 23 years. Haven't been able to go back for the past three years due to pandemic. Missing my hometown.
This is a good interview. A majority of the foreigners who come to China actually come to teach so it’s good to know the transition, challenges and benefits . Massive information for everyone preparing to come to China. The keyword I took from her is “ living and surviving “ in China. I wish Chastity all the best .
Another awesome content!!! Being a brown skin here in skin is really a big deal in some way.. I had a friend whom told me about his failed rental in china...It's so sad ofcourse
Thank you, sweetie, you are a black princess. Most people were influenced by the US news such as Geoge Floyd. I love black people; they look beautiful in all different color clothes.
After watching several episodes of blogger's videos, I found that bloggers like to ask questions about racism, and I found that black people may have lived in Western society for too long and felt discriminations from white people every day, so think it will be the same in China. Being like this interviewed woman, she has a preconceived notion. She thinks that the landlord didn’t rent her a house because she was black. She doesn’t know much about Chinese people. There is an old Chinese saying: “Listen to her Words and deeds”, we will not be like Westerners who completely believe whatever is broadcast on TV, but depends on what he has done in a period of time. China is composed of 56 ethnic groups, and they live together harmoniously on this land. We haven't had conflict in thousands of years, let alone a fight! In many of the blogger's videos, many respondents who have lived for more than 20 years may not fully understand China, so this lady who has lived for two and a half years may have to understand China for a long time! 😏
Interesting story about the interaction with the landlord. well said in your epilogue. English speaking people has special advantage because English is used all over the world most part. People who can only speaks Mandarin has more difficulty travelling around the world i think. The ending is too abrupt though, the girl did not finish her speaking yet, lol. Anyway, thanks for sharing another interesting story.
It’s quite lucky that you can use the world “black” to describe yourself instead being forced to use the politically correct word “African-American”. And Chinese call you “black” but without discrimination.
Me as an asian having been to many western countries I experienced such a similar things or even experienced verbal insults many times.For me personally I absolutely never give a sh*t about these people and just still stay positive about people around you.Im sure every country has good and bad people so let it be and live with it.
@@KINGKWESI what you did is classic. When you was saying she is pretty, I know you really mean it and she and me both agree with you. You see that is a true praise Sir. Long time ago, I took oral business speaking paid seminar in Shenzhen in 1990 provided by Ron Hubbard group. They taught us to pair up at very first day and find something at your partner you truly like about, praise her or him with honest. You did exactly what this group teach. That class was pricy, about 3x my monthly pay then. It clearly worthy it. Not just teach me speak English comfortable but also speak happily. Honesty is beauty itself. Hello from you from Texas. I am a police Lieutenant in states. I manage officers. Grateful also stressful. I miss my home town.
I can tell you I know people in the US (Stockton CA) who will not rent to Black people. Unfortunately Black people have been stereotyped as being risky renters.
News from NYC: “A Yonkers man has been charged with a hate crime in the brutal beating of a 67-year-old Asian-American woman - who was stomped and punched more than 125 times while being called an “Asian bitch,” officials said.” Look up the article and the guy who did it.
I don’t see the link of this comment to chastity sharing her experiences about life in China. The assault of the 67 year old woman is very unfortunate and I believe the laws of the land will surely deal with him.
In Atlanta, many colored people ride the met, or street train, call it what you like, but many white folk won't take it and prefer to drive. So maybe Atlanta has more problems that way than China.
China respects multiculturalism, and its inclusiveness is unmatched by other countries in the world. From the millennium in China, the multi-ethnic composition of harmonious coexistence can be clearly seen, and the black people themselves have a very deep history and culture, but it is a pity that black people are very easy to be infiltrated and influenced by Western culture, lack of national self-confidence, do not know how to cherish their own culture, fully accept the thinking mode of Western white people, black people should have national consciousness, I think black Africans have gradually awakened, no longer completely believe in the cultural brainwashing of white countries in the West, I hope they can find a way for their own national development, and I also hope that black people in white countries will also have this kind of national self-consciousness!😎
Watch this old vlog and also some new ones. Seriously, there have been many many request for you to improve the audio. Seems like you can't hear either ..
I know exactly how she feels. I was a Peace Corps Volunteer over 50 years ago in South Korea, living in a small village and later a small town, teaching English and doing health education. I was stared at constantly, especially by the children. Therefore whenever I came outside, I had an entourage. I was the "Pied Piper" of Obong Li, Chong-nam Korea. Most people had never seen a Black woman before and had no idea who or what I was; and when I spoke to them, they were shocked. I am very proud of this young lady and hope to see more of her kind living and traveling the world as our ancient ancestors did. Yes, our ancient Black ancestors also lived in China. There is so much documented evidence of this fact and I hope that she takes the time to discover it. One fact: The first people of China were Black as was the first dynasty-the Shang. I enjoy this website and wish you well in this endeavor. Your hairstyle is your business, but it does hide your handsome face as also does your beard. Keep up the good work! Stay safe.
When I was in China 35 years ago we drew crowds and everybody stared. We were white and Asians on a tour. We thought it was great. Never ever an issue or bothersome. I don’t know how the first people of China could be black.
@@GooseGander ". . . the first people of China were black" is just a myth spread by people because China was the greatest civilization for 2,000 years before 1840 and the association with being the builder of the greatest civilization that lasted for 2,000 years is something the whole world aspires to. But that is another reason for the systemic propaganda by the west, by western msm and hollywood to try to bring China down.
Black people that had ever visit china during the Tang dynasty (6th century AD) as merchants. While white people interacted with china during the qin dynasty (3rd century BC) the some survival soldiers of Alexander the great. Base on wall painting and statues in the royal grave. There was also a loyal blackman served the Tang emperor as his guardian. He guided the sick emperor Infront of his bedroom day and night. The black guardian was honour as the doors gate god after his death until now. But many Chinese don't know the origin of the doors gate god with black face,,big eyes and curl beard that is paint side by side with the white one at the gate doors.
@@GooseGander Take some time and study history. I suggest you read books by Dr. Ivan Van Sertima, Runoko Rashidi and Dr. Clyde Winters for a start. They have all written extensively regarding the Ancient African presence in China.
The perception of blacks by Chinese (and by many Asians) comes from watching American movies, American news outlets. You'd be shocked to know how many Vietnamese in Vietnam would ask me shit like "are blacks violent like what they show on American news and internet videos". The landlord probably got his black stereotypes from watching American media. I would further argue that even in America, many Asians subconsiously harbor a bad stereotypes of blacks because they too watch American media. I know quite a few Asians in the US whose perceptions of black is just as racist as that racist white guy in Missisippi. Racism is really a disease in every sense of the word, it can spread, and it is contagious, and if one is not careful, then one can (subconsciously) contract the disease without even knowing it.
Additionally, this interviewee felt very uncomfortable seeing a man make bad gestures. What I'm trying to say is that the unfriendliness that Chinese people encounter in Western countries is a thousand times worse than that, not only verbal, but also physical attacks, including a lot of black people, especially after Trump took office. What I don't understand is that black people are also discriminated against in white society, but they will attack yellow people, and many Chinese people have been attacked to death. Why do such kind Chinese people make bad gestures? ! So this should be something Westerners should reflect on! China has never invaded or colonized other countries in the thousands of years of history, only other countries have invaded China, so among the 14 countries around China, China has never colonized, and some countries have invaded us, China Having won the fight and taught them a lesson, we will still go back to our own territory. This is the traditional Chinese way of thinking, the Chinese have no interest in aggression and colonization of other countries!😏
Cause western media portrayed Asians especially Chinese as evil, likewise they do the same for Russians but it's much worst for Asian as our face isn't Anglo so it's easy to differentiate them.
If this girl wants to be as professional as she wants to claim she should learn to sit down for an interview. who splays their legs like this when sitting with someone who wants to chat with you about something important. Let go of the ghetto as you move on in life. it will benefit you.
Relax on how you come out attacking someone, this wasn’t shot in a professional studio besides it was done in the comfort of her home and it’s ok for her to sit in a way she’s comfortable. How does this apply to her professional work?
@@KINGKWESI U are stupid. It does not matter whether this was at her house. she deserved to give some respect to to the interview that would have gone public. You being in your house does not mean a thing. I guess by your reasoning as long as you are in your house you can do whatever you like with guests around! in what universe are you in? an alternative one? there is a time and place for everything. this girl still has some huge work to do on her self.
A lot to unpack here. American black ppl are always wearing the race chip on their shoulder. Everything is about race. Makes it uninteresting to be around. Stop watching Joy Reid. Shanghai is an international city. You’re going to get some negativity from some people as an American, especially now. If you’re going to come to China, learn the language and invest in understanding the culture. Very important. In high school I had a black English teacher who was the best! I never heard her say “axe” for the word “asked”. Work on your enunciation.
i find black peoples race chip confusing. one moment they feel people look down on them. Next moment they vent their anger on colour asian in america, blaming the asian “rob” their jobs or economy for that matter, and now covid, become the tool of racist white politicians and mainstream media.
They brought their mentality to a different world, history, supposed China as the history of America. Discrimination happens between Chinese too , people respect those who respect China. Because China suffered from the western world since 1840, today still got distortion everyday in America mainstream medias, people have the idea : he/she much has brainwashed by those anti China propaganda. to be honest, I can’t talk with Americans even in California, you can’t imagine how much people hate China for no reason.
Acquiring and adhering to "the national language" syntax, pronunciation and grammar is, sadly, something that so many African-Americans seem duty-bound to resist. Call it a manifestation of a search for Identity, or whatever else you would call it, it serves only to alienate the dominant culture, making it all the harder for those of us who have tried all our lives to assimilate. When continuing to do what isn't working, in attempting to achieve a particular result, we can call that a manifestation of cultural insanity.
@@johncarpenter4083at my work our AA co-workers play derogatory music (p word, n word, b word, etc). Very unfortunate to invest in such negative vibrations. When I came to China, prior to coming I studied Chinese, I interacted with Chinese and worked to understand their culture. When I arrived I studied Chinese in university. I respect the local culture and people and put them first when riding public transport.
Thank you, Kwesi, for allowing me to share my perspective and experiences while living in China. I look forward to seeing more of your great content and doing another relaxed interview with you soon! Keep shining your light for the world to see. Peace and blessing.
Thanks Chastity, it a was a great conversation with you and you’re an inspiration to other young people out there to get out of their comfort zone and explore the world. 😊❤️
Chastity, you rock in this interview. I graduated with my doctor degree from a HBCU in 2012. I am Asian who was born and raised in China. I settled in Texas 31 years ago. I like your life in China. I wish I am in China now. It is not that easy to move. My career and family are here in states.
@@Yellow1964 Thank you. I love Texas and you have been in the states for a while. I am enjoying my adventure in China. China has been good to me.
@@ChastityThomason you are welcome, stay there Chastity.
Our country is deeply divided, racially, class wise and crimes out of control. Conservatives control the airway, via talk show hosts. I am lost now. Now we forced China and Russia together. It is not good at all. Very complicated situation. Seem mid term Republican will take back two houses. It is a mess back home. Very interesting to see what will happen next. China is the sole supply chain of US and Europe now. Next 5 years will be rough.
@@ChastityThomason hi my son will be a neurosurgeon one day, started med school this fall, in a few months. I am so proud as a daddy
“Black ambassador of my country” - well said and a very worthwhile goal ! I strive to behave the same way when I am in America!! Anyone who is proud of one’s own culture should think of this!
Yes every person is an ambassador of his country in a foreign land hence we must live a good impression of ourselves.
This lady's view and perspective on how to live and adapt only spells success in her life, anywhere she goes. I think this is one of the best interviews so far. Thank you for doing this Kwesi!
she certainly did amazing job help change any stereotype there may be on black people, and other way around (change her own stereotype she may have had on China before she came). and her obervation of cultural melt pot is presice as that is what we have been doing in the past 5000 years which makes me proud. above all, she is an intelligent and gorgeous woman
That’s right Daniel 💯
Blessy, I saw your channel grow pretty faster. Thanks for a great job showing how foreigners live in China. Chinese people are really friendly, in regards to racism toward black people, I would say that is not racism, it has to do with China being open to the outside world not long time ago, Many ordinary Chinese people may interact with black people first time in their life. That is why interaction between people are so important.
Love your channel, keep up the good work. Thanks!
Hi Kwesi, great video. Hi Chastity, China welcomes all Blacks, White and any color. China respects others. I am Malaysian and I felt welcome when in China
Its the same foreigner in China, I have hair arms, people like asked stroke am arms and I was was blonde haired person and people asked touch there head hair, because a lot China they have never seen people with different faces and any other colour under sun , , a man I meet in small village his skin was very dark brown skin, he was very old worked in farm all his live, but the China people are the most wonderful people, they just have get used to you being different。
Nice one, you genuinely are trying to show how dire things of the countries and it's citizens. Economically and other aspects. At this time the future doesn't look good. First thing. About solving a problem is to acknowledge it. It's doesn't look like the media wants to do , I hope your channel expand and bring awareness and opportunity to people. ❤️
Thanks Maria for sharing your perspective on this conversation and your wishes for my channel.💯❤️
Thank you Kwesi for having Chastity in a candid conversation living in China and what she had to put with. Good for her in her courage and perseverance in keep going in China with a vast cultural difference. Kudos to Her. There will be one day a "To Mam(Sir), with Love", when her students will think of her as they go on their own.
Thanks John ❤️
Thank you for your efforts in doing these incredible and informative interviews.
I like her beautiful hairstyle and accent..
Thanks for always supporting this channel
Another great interview. You are the best Kwesi, it is like a interview a soul. She is wonderful. She is honest and no holding back. I like her already. Kudos to this sister.
Thanks for your feedback ❤️
@@KINGKWESI Mr Kwesi, thank you to bring some joy to me. I miss China. I have my career and family in states. Can not just go back. I do not even know if I am able to go back for good. My children and my wife are here. They do not want to come back to China for good.
Life is stressful even for folks who are doing well in life. Different society.
Keep the good work.
Her answer were correct. Lived in NYC for 4 years and the landlord had the audacity to ask rent in advance 12 months plus 1 month for commission. It was in 1994 for a hell hole close to NYU, substandard $1,200., one bed and kitchen and this is an old building with rats chewing at night. U R a lucky woman. By the way I was robbed twice on the subway train. One has to live on the edge in America.
New York City is not the rest of America. But I agree, as an American I’m sad at what our country has become. It was never that way before 2000. Btw, this just happened in nyc. “A Yonkers man has been charged with a hate crime in the brutal beating of a 67-year-old Asian-American woman - who was stomped and punched more than 125 times while being called an “Asian bitch,” officials said.” Look it up. Most of these attack on Asians is by AA.
房东提前要房租，肯定是因为之前的房客不给租金跑了。
I really like the name Chastity.
The cost of living in Shanghai is more expensive than other parts of China, coz there r a lot of very rich people living there. Hope Chastity will find more loves & happiness in Shanghai ❤️
Thanks for sending love and wishes to Chastity
Respect！ By the way She is BEAUTIFUL！
Thanks
@@KINGKWESI go Bilibili😂
@@xiaochenyin2110 ok I will do download it now
@@KINGKWESI You still in Weihai right now ?these days really tough and boring，haven't been out for one week😭 God bless Weihai.🙏
@@xiaochenyin2110 yess I’m still in Weihai, we’ve been on lockdown for a week now. It’s tough out here 🙏🏽
Love this channel, I am a Chinese expat living and working in Atlanta, U.S. Shanghai is my hometown.
That’s good to know.
KING KWESI: Thank you for another excellent episode. In my opinion, your videos are one of the most under-rated and under-viewed.
As to one of the upsetting incidents lady Chastity (the guest) described (at 18:35), that a Chinese guy "shot a bird" (raised middle finger) at her ... I suspect that it was very likely some sort of a misunderstanding. In China, most people don't know what "raise middle finger" gesture means. Even if some Chinese now know about it after watching many Western movies, I doubt that any ordinary Chinese would use it to others in real life. I could be wrong, though.
Most likely that the guy had some western exposure and just doesn't like the foreign's slanderous propaganda about China and covid.
wow we live in Calhoun Ga about 60 something Miles from Atlanta , Small World Thanks for Sharing!!!!!
This is really great content!
Great job King Kwesi! Keep up with the good job!
Thanks for watching too
And I was born and raised in Shanghai and have been living in metro Atlanta for the past 23 years. Haven't been able to go back for the past three years due to pandemic. Missing my hometown.
She’s beautiful and powerful!!❤️😂
That’s true
This is a good interview. A majority of the foreigners who come to China actually come to teach so it’s good to know the transition, challenges and benefits . Massive information for everyone preparing to come to China. The keyword I took from her is “ living and surviving “ in China. I wish Chastity all the best .
That’s why we are pushing these kind of content. It’s very informative for expats coming to China .
Exactly. We will keep pushing 👊👊
Lovely interview..
Fantastic conversation, thank you so much for sharing.
Your guest is such a beauty 😍😍
Another awesome content!!! Being a brown skin here in skin is really a big deal in some way.. I had a friend whom told me about his failed rental in china...It's so sad ofcourse
Thank you, sweetie, you are a black princess. Most people were influenced by the US news such as Geoge Floyd. I love black people; they look beautiful in all different color clothes.
After watching several episodes of blogger's videos, I found that bloggers like to ask questions about racism, and I found that black people may have lived in Western society for too long and felt discriminations from white people every day, so think it will be the same in China. Being like this interviewed woman, she has a preconceived notion. She thinks that the landlord didn’t rent her a house because she was black. She doesn’t know much about Chinese people. There is an old Chinese saying: “Listen to her Words and deeds”, we will not be like Westerners who completely believe whatever is broadcast on TV, but depends on what he has done in a period of time. China is composed of 56 ethnic groups, and they live together harmoniously on this land. We haven't had conflict in thousands of years, let alone a fight! In many of the blogger's videos, many respondents who have lived for more than 20 years may not fully understand China, so this lady who has lived for two and a half years may have to understand China for a long time! 😏
Very nice interview in a relaxed environment.👍
Thanks
We're proud of you being black Chinese or simple you're Chinese. We love you Ms. Chinese!
Really enjoyed watching this and the story of the landlord I enjoyed alot made me 😃.
Awesome! Thank you!
Interesting story about the interaction with the landlord. well said in your epilogue. English speaking people has special advantage because English is used all over the world most part. People who can only speaks Mandarin has more difficulty travelling around the world i think. The ending is too abrupt though, the girl did not finish her speaking yet, lol. Anyway, thanks for sharing another interesting story.
Sending some positivity your way and to all the present and past guests on your show! ☯
Thanks 🙏🏽
Nice you have new recording gears!
Yes sir
Lovely guest 😇
Reacting to that depends on her mood🤣same here🤣
Absolutely depends on the mood
Great opportunity, wish I had taken some of those chances when younger
When I watch videos where people have moved to China that they all see the positive side of life in China.
That’s why I do these videos for people to speak up cos we need to change the narratives and make the world a better place
Beautiful words Blessy, you are a force for good in this world ..
It’s quite lucky that you can use the world “black” to describe yourself instead being forced to use the politically correct word “African-American”. And Chinese call you “black” but without discrimination.
Come on, we are yellow skin.
@@tongfattho6913 who told you that? who caused that? think about it
Doesn't Chinese have name for foreigner like "outsider" so it's not always "black"
Good sharing.
Thank you! Cheers!
I wanna go to Atlanta Georgia 😍😍😍
Me as an asian having been to many western countries I experienced such a similar things or even experienced verbal insults many times.For me personally I absolutely never give a sh*t about these people and just still stay positive about people around you.Im sure every country has good and bad people so let it be and live with it.
Great videi, showing us real China, not just the good side, the other side too 👍👍
There are whole lotta channels showing the negative part of china,you can switch!!!
Hi Kwesi, man, first time, I saw you flirt with the person you interviewed. Your flirt made her so happy.
Just to make her smile 😊
@@KINGKWESI what you did is classic. When you was saying she is pretty, I know you really mean it and she and me both agree with you. You see that is a true praise Sir. Long time ago, I took oral business speaking paid seminar in Shenzhen in 1990 provided by Ron Hubbard group. They taught us to pair up at very first day and find something at your partner you truly like about, praise her or him with honest. You did exactly what this group teach. That class was pricy, about 3x my monthly pay then. It clearly worthy it. Not just teach me speak English comfortable but also speak happily.
Honesty is beauty itself. Hello from you from Texas. I am a police Lieutenant in states. I manage officers. Grateful also stressful. I miss my home town.
I like this girl
Right
in canada, teacher is a well-paid job. but i guess it is not the case in usa, then the govt should increase the teacher's salary. love from canada.
it's that easy huh? 🤣
In China, teaching is a respected profession, not so in the US.
In China teachers are respected, not so much in the US. I would never want to teach in the US. No respect coming from the students.
@@GooseGander No respect or support from the politicians, either!
@@cpc9563 agreed
@@GooseGander
In China, teachers, policemen, firefighters and doctors are all respected。
@@xiaochenyin2110 True, especially teachers.
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大部份中國人對黑人還是有偏見，但都是因爲觀感來自于西方電影，傳媒和對歷史的不了解。
I can tell you I know people in the US (Stockton CA) who will not rent to Black people. Unfortunately Black people have been stereotyped as being risky renters.
News from NYC: “A Yonkers man has been charged with a hate crime in the brutal beating of a 67-year-old Asian-American woman - who was stomped and punched more than 125 times while being called an “Asian bitch,” officials said.” Look up the article and the guy who did it.
I don’t see the link of this comment to chastity sharing her experiences about life in China. The assault of the 67 year old woman is very unfortunate and I believe the laws of the land will surely deal with him.
Come on - like, in Atlanta you are not getting flipped off by someone on daily basis :). I mean, we are talking about **ATLANTA**.
In Atlanta, many colored people ride the met, or street train, call it what you like, but many white folk won't take it and prefer to drive. So maybe Atlanta has more problems that way than China.
23:16 Lol, he can't wait to get that in.
What are you implying here sir ?
China respects multiculturalism, and its inclusiveness is unmatched by other countries in the world. From the millennium in China, the multi-ethnic composition of harmonious coexistence can be clearly seen, and the black people themselves have a very deep history and culture, but it is a pity that black people are very easy to be infiltrated and influenced by Western culture, lack of national self-confidence, do not know how to cherish their own culture, fully accept the thinking mode of Western white people, black people should have national consciousness, I think black Africans have gradually awakened, no longer completely believe in the cultural brainwashing of white countries in the West, I hope they can find a way for their own national development, and I also hope that black people in white countries will also have this kind of national self-consciousness!😎
Should read up on the black panthers or Malcolm X
Watch this old vlog and also some new ones. Seriously, there have been many many request for you to improve the audio. Seems like you can't hear either ..
Does she have her own UA-cam Channel?
Yes link in my description
I know exactly how she feels. I was a Peace Corps Volunteer over 50 years ago in South Korea, living in a small village and later a small town, teaching English and doing health education. I was stared at constantly, especially by the children. Therefore whenever I came outside, I had an entourage. I was the "Pied Piper" of Obong Li, Chong-nam Korea. Most people had never seen a Black woman before and had no idea who or what I was; and when I spoke to them, they were shocked. I am very proud of this young lady and hope to see more of her kind living and traveling the world as our ancient ancestors did. Yes, our ancient Black ancestors also lived in China. There is so much documented evidence of this fact and I hope that she takes the time to discover it. One fact: The first people of China were Black as was the first dynasty-the Shang. I enjoy this website and wish you well in this endeavor. Your hairstyle is your business, but it does hide your handsome face as also does your beard. Keep up the good work! Stay safe.
When I was in China 35 years ago we drew crowds and everybody stared. We were white and Asians on a tour. We thought it was great. Never ever an issue or bothersome.
I don’t know how the first people of China could be black.
@@GooseGander ". . . the first people of China were black" is just a myth spread by people because China was the greatest civilization for 2,000 years before 1840 and the association with being the builder of the greatest civilization that lasted for 2,000 years is something the whole world aspires to. But that is another reason for the systemic propaganda by the west, by western msm and hollywood to try to bring China down.
Black people that had ever visit china during the Tang dynasty (6th century AD) as merchants. While white people interacted with china during the qin dynasty (3rd century BC) the some survival soldiers of Alexander the great. Base on wall painting and statues in the royal grave. There was also a loyal blackman served the Tang emperor as his guardian. He guided the sick emperor Infront of his bedroom day and night. The black guardian was honour as the doors gate god after his death until now. But many Chinese don't know the origin of the doors gate god with black face,,big eyes and curl beard that is paint side by side with the white one at the gate doors.
@@GooseGander Take some time and study history. I suggest you read books by Dr. Ivan Van Sertima, Runoko Rashidi and Dr. Clyde Winters for a start. They have all written extensively regarding the Ancient African presence in China.
@@TheCasheba mankind came out of Africa, but there's no historical evidence that Shang kings were black.
The perception of blacks by Chinese (and by many Asians) comes from watching American movies, American news outlets. You'd be shocked to know how many Vietnamese in Vietnam would ask me shit like "are blacks violent like what they show on American news and internet videos". The landlord probably got his black stereotypes from watching American media. I would further argue that even in America, many Asians subconsiously harbor a bad stereotypes of blacks because they too watch American media. I know quite a few Asians in the US whose perceptions of black is just as racist as that racist white guy in Missisippi. Racism is really a disease in every sense of the word, it can spread, and it is contagious, and if one is not careful, then one can (subconsciously) contract the disease without even knowing it.
So no lockdown in Shanghai?😂
Additionally, this interviewee felt very uncomfortable seeing a man make bad gestures. What I'm trying to say is that the unfriendliness that Chinese people encounter in Western countries is a thousand times worse than that, not only verbal, but also physical attacks, including a lot of black people, especially after Trump took office. What I don't understand is that black people are also discriminated against in white society, but they will attack yellow people, and many Chinese people have been attacked to death. Why do such kind Chinese people make bad gestures? ! So this should be something Westerners should reflect on! China has never invaded or colonized other countries in the thousands of years of history, only other countries have invaded China, so among the 14 countries around China, China has never colonized, and some countries have invaded us, China Having won the fight and taught them a lesson, we will still go back to our own territory. This is the traditional Chinese way of thinking, the Chinese have no interest in aggression and colonization of other countries!😏
Cause western media portrayed Asians especially Chinese as evil, likewise they do the same for Russians but it's much worst for Asian as our face isn't Anglo so it's easy to differentiate them.
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Shot a bird at me? What's that supposed to mean?
middle finger.
fear in democratic country. hmmm
Atlanta, hugely Democratic. Lot of crime there.
It is call freedom!
My reaction to their weirdness Goes with the mood for me too😂😂
It depends on the mood all day
If this girl wants to be as professional as she wants to claim she should learn to sit down for an interview. who splays their legs like this when sitting with someone who wants to chat with you about something important. Let go of the ghetto as you move on in life. it will benefit you.
Relax on how you come out attacking someone, this wasn’t shot in a professional studio besides it was done in the comfort of her home and it’s ok for her to sit in a way she’s comfortable.
How does this apply to her professional work?
@@KINGKWESI U are stupid. It does not matter whether this was at her house. she deserved to give some respect to to the interview that would have gone public. You being in your house does not mean a thing. I guess by your reasoning as long as you are in your house you can do whatever you like with guests around! in what universe are you in? an alternative one? there is a time and place for everything. this girl still has some huge work to do on her self.
This is not a professional interview. I presume she is sitting in her own apartment chatting with the guy.
@@benbo7042 exactly
I gone through while comment box, you are the only one attack her says a lot about you being a human eh?
A lot to unpack here. American black ppl are always wearing the race chip on their shoulder. Everything is about race. Makes it uninteresting to be around. Stop watching Joy Reid.
Shanghai is an international city. You’re going to get some negativity from some people as an American, especially now.
If you’re going to come to China, learn the language and invest in understanding the culture. Very important.
In high school I had a black English teacher who was the best! I never heard her say “axe” for the word “asked”. Work on your enunciation.
i find black peoples race chip confusing. one moment they feel people look down on them. Next moment they vent their anger on colour asian in america, blaming the asian “rob” their jobs or economy for that matter, and now covid, become the tool of racist white politicians and mainstream media.
@V P Please explain to me in detail how black votes are being suppressed by the white majority... I'm waiting.
They brought their mentality to a different world, history, supposed China as the history of America. Discrimination happens between Chinese too , people respect those who respect China. Because China suffered from the western world since 1840, today still got distortion everyday in America mainstream medias, people have the idea : he/she much has brainwashed by those anti China propaganda. to be honest, I can’t talk with Americans even in California, you can’t imagine how much people hate China for no reason.
Acquiring and adhering to "the national language" syntax, pronunciation and grammar is, sadly, something that so many African-Americans seem duty-bound to resist. Call it a manifestation of a search for Identity, or whatever else you would call it, it serves only to alienate the dominant culture, making it all the harder for those of us who have tried all our lives to assimilate.
When continuing to do what isn't working, in attempting to achieve a particular result, we can call that a manifestation of cultural insanity.
@@johncarpenter4083at my work our AA co-workers play derogatory music (p word, n word, b word, etc). Very unfortunate to invest in such negative vibrations.
When I came to China, prior to coming I studied Chinese, I interacted with Chinese and worked to understand their culture. When I arrived I studied Chinese in university. I respect the local culture and people and put them first when riding public transport.
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