CHiNOY TV Presents: Chinese by Blood, Filipino by Heart

[@VanCityHapa]

Love his story! So inspiring! Thank you for this...

[@evelynantonio4462]

I cried when you shared the story of hardships in the Phillipines back then, I admired your mom's tenacity and your family too,we love Chinese people,they are our extended family,my sis godfather was a Chinese he was a good man

[@not1but2and37]

Me too. Very touching and inspiring life story. Wishing him all success in his future.

[@analynlapuz6837]

Nice story so inspiring.👍

[@rodelaraza149]

Nice story Po I'm inspiring 👍

[@evelynantonio4462]

Wow you got a lot of good sponsors!

[@fkoff7649]

So cute and yummy..

[@jomarquez5791]

So inspiring 😍

[@jenniego996]

I love Macao Imperial 😍 glad to know it is owned by a Chinoy

[@jwn6664]

Just wondering if you have featured Ms Caroline Tanchay in your show

[@1966bluemax]

Very inspiring

[@vanotelitram6084]

Watching from Jubail City Saudi Arabia from Philippines OFW

[@leonwangls]

He say so much to encourage the pinoys, but only the Chinoys will get its meaning.

[@dabsavage3163]

Sana maging ganyan din ako

[@jennyutohstorm4380]

🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍

[@theartoflife1992]

Next time i visit shoe mart i would definitely dine at macao imperial tea..and also at new york fries and dip❤

[@mijang812]

not too easily believe in other people...

[@cynthiaestrada8318]

Thank you. I do appreciate this. And some of the most brilliant innovative professionals I know are Chinese. But this incursion of the XiJinping government in our territorial waters has suddenly soured our relations. I don't hold it against any of you and I believe the Chinese Community in the Philippines has an important role to play in the coming new age.

[@mels3537]

IMO, 80% destiny, 20% hardwork. A lot of Fiipinos are very hardworking but not everyone was given that kind of opportunities in life.

[@RayianneGabrielMaravilla]

Totoo. Many young and wealthy Chinoys think na "hardwork" lang ang puhunan, not realising that they were born with a silver or golden spoon in their mouths.

[@gabbypacio1994]

bullshit

[@analiecortez2773]

I beg to dis agree, a lot of Filipinos work harder but not smarter. Listen to him how he was started and think one Filipino you knew failed many times.. WHY?? You answer yourself.

[@lexruaya3940]

So are you a student of Juanito Chan?

[@markandoyo2204]

A nearest Korean phenotype under in Chinese Ethnic Chinoy with due respect all viewers I only mention phenotype whilst I am no comment to the general character, but he is still constitute as a Chinese being due to his working discipline. Take Care I am not 💯 Chinoy I am 💯🇵🇭😎💝❤️

[@travelw.b12oo3]

So how do you like being Chinoy?

[@tonydanila5708]

PSA. In TV Patrol, they only interview a Filipino-Chiness (Chinoy or half-Pinoy) boy inside a mall...No Pinoy person were asked for comment about the Gov allowing kids inside of malls.

[@jimmyordiz1065]

chinese blood mixed with filipino blood equals a genius man.

[@nardinaestrella1458]

He said he's a pure Chines not mix Filipino

[@datumalik3823]

Oooww

[@danepilipina8069]

Why other race like Chinese can achieve a very successful business in the Philippines and despite its not their original country. I wish Filipinos could do the same thing. These Chinese Filipinos came from nothing but now mostly big businesses own by them. I am very sad for the Filipinos.

[@Deng_Xiaoping_is_my_father]

There are a plethora of things for why Filipinos don’t become successful in their homeland. However, one reason is that modern Filipino culture doesn’t emphasize becoming a CEO for a company, since Filipinos would rather be comfortable then experiencing the stress of business dynamics. Therefore, it’s because of this mindset that Filipinos will always be an employee and not a CEO. The Chinese Filipino community looks at life from a bigger picture perspective. While the native Filipino community looks at life via day by day lens. In doing so, you’re disabling yourself from establishing a business path. Also, Filipinos are terrible with money, they’re a consumer type of people not a saver type of people.

[@Strega4646]

WLa po kasi silang CRAB MENTALITY 😂 Imbis na hilain nila pababa kapwa nila chinese, tinutulak nila pataas. 👍 Kya malakas ang Association at Brotherhood sa kanila kasi ayaw nila na may kapwa silang chinese na ndi nila matulungan. 💯

[@cesberryu.9193]

Pilipino accent ka , di ko marinig ang Chinese accent… so ikaw ay Pinoy

[@tonydanila5708]

Sa pagsabi at pronunciation ng family names ay meron incorrect. For example, Lim & Chua... hindi correct pronunciation sa Lim at mali pagsabi sa Chua na "chu-wa" imbes na Chwa.

[@rap3208]

Filipinized na ang pronunciation. Tama yang pronunciation na yan sa pilipinas at ganyan na rin ang bigkas nila mismo sa pangalan nila.

[@hermanmoncerate6112]

The Filipino-Chinese pronounce their names Filipino style, which is just proper. Like the Chinese name 'Ng'. It is pronounce 'nang' in the PH but Chinese worldwide pronounce it as 'eng'. As the saying goes 'when in Rome do what the Romans do.