noone said anything was wrong. Shows us how talented he is yet again

I think the scoring result is displayed on the screen, so both Nathan and his coach reacted to that and not because of the Chinese commentary.

So much to be proud of!!! He is quite the young man. Talented, intelligent, well mannered, polite, humble, gracious, etc. and I just love those curls👏👏👏🥇⛸❄️❤️

Proof?

Amen!

I’m happy that you feel proud about being American. I’m Italian but I have Chinese parents. Im proud about being Italian but very very ashamed about being partly Chinese, mostly because of the horrible things and the politics in China

You have been brainwashed, Monica. No doubt China is not perfect. So are the developed world. Why are you ashamed when China was able to walk away from the age of humiliation in the past? Do you think many human rights record will be able to keep the peace in China? Do u honestly think the West are really saints in their record of human rights? There are no utopian society. So don't be misled. China is able to retain her continuous civilization and unbroken history not because she has good human rights record. She is thriving because of the authoritarian governance from the dawn of history. Learn Chinese history. Maybe you will understand why the current govt are doing what they are doing. Otherwise, you will always be in the square mind of the West because of the news you have been fed. Learn to be balanced.

@@MrAntonychong “Brainwashed” is a bit too far. But either way I’ve learned China’s history and my mother and I had a discussion not too long ago about this topic and the main reason I’m ashamed of being Chinese are all the bad rumors/facts. As a very shy and sensitive person when people ask me ,for example “is it true that you eat dogs”, I feel very sad, disappointed and especially ashamed. My mother told me they aren’t real and I trust her but because I grow up with people always saying this, you can say “I grew distant from China traditions and history and all”. Forgive me for my grammar mistakes as I’m not English but Italian. I may also feel this way because I’m going through a phase where my life is slowly changing

most chinese dont eat dogs...you are really brainwashed deeply next time someone ask you like that just ask back

Are you kidding? Do you know what the figure skating scoring system is? His technical base scores were already at least 10 points higher than the 3 Japanese's. And he didn't make any mistakes while all three Japanese made mistakes which gave him more bonus points also.

this comment SCREAMS not knowing how figure skating works. it's not just abt looking pretty or whatever its abt the technical difficulty and execution of jumps + a whole range of other stuff i'd rather not get into. nathan's base scores were waaaay higher than shoma and yuma's

I know nothing about figure skating. The evidence of how great Chen’s performance was was on display for the world to see!

@@alex-pash6434 Yes, I was watching on TV. Actually I meant "major" mistakes. Nathan's mistakes were minor which only costed him 1 or 2 points deduction from the base scores. But the Japanese's mistakes were major which costed them 6 or 7 points deductions from base scores.

@@christina-fe8lu uh, actually 'looking pretty' matters too that's why there's the presentation score. The skater is also scored in artistry and musicality. But you're right in saying his technical score is miles ahead of the rest.

Mahalo

Disagreed. Nathan Chen said, “ don’t bring those stuff, I only need 2 min ( to be away). The caption was correct.

@@forquan I think the caption has been corrected

@@forquan i can see how you hear that but if you can hear the woman in the background asks “where are you going?” To which he responds “I need to get something.” Responding with “don’t bring that stuff” wouldn’t really make sense. The way he says 我需要 does sound quite similar to 不需要 though.

@@jxdie8814 He said 我想要那个东西

Why? He was in China.

Why? He can speak any language he wants.

Future English no more popular like Chinese language. Donald Trump grandchildren learning Chinese language.

He’s wonderful - period. The other skaters were also. But for me personally, I’m American so of course I’m proud to see an American win & represent so beautifully!

Those were not squeaking shoes. He was still wearing his skates, and had the guards over his blades. That’s what skates sound like when you walk on the floor in them with guards on.

@@naturelover6588 me too

It's family education. My daughters can understand Chinese and cannot speak much because we didn't force them to speak Chinese at home. We made a mistake.

Every year, there are thousands of Chinese students who have received the world's best basic and higher education for free in China, and then come to the United States become Americans. What do you call these people?

It's not common at all lol. Vast majority of americans only speak english. They have some of the worst language skills I've seen

@@ycongq6520 They are called "Immigrants". Nathan was born in US. He is not an immigrant

​@@qidongxu7339 I mean so many Chinese "gu" come to America every year, why no one criticize them for lack of loyalty?

To western people it's just fortune cookies...

thats why there exists a word 'ignorant'

R u serious?

@@myjungle2001 I guess you aren't aware that "chinese" is not an actual language. Assuming you are from the United States, you must speak "American" don't you?!

The translation is inaccurate; he said “I need to grab something, give me two minutes”. “Something” not “someone”

@@rachel8786 i was expecting ppl to misunderstand, im DYING this is too funny

You are right, but just able to speak Chinese is good. Most second gen kids can't keep up the parents language skill. Able to understand and converse a little is already pretty good.

No doubt he's been influenced in America where people say the expected time like 'gimme 2 mins'...I assume there's a crossover of Chinese and American speaking habits

Well his Chinese isn't that good, he said it himself.

no. i say '两分钟“ a lot

@@bestdy8778 I mean generally speaking, there are always exceptions