Most UNLIKED Asian Country Amongst Asians

[@yxl191]

Unfortunately, most of the Us can’t tell apart Chinese from Korean or any other East Asians . If the us-China relationship keeps souring, it’s going to have an impact on all of us.

[@quyenluong3705]

Just the Asians in the us. It really doesn’t affect Chinese in China much

[@jzmagic8137]

just tell your white, black, hispanic community that you're one of the good asians and that you hate china too

[@QODHardasiandickBAC]

@@quyenluong3705 In CHina , everyone hate US and Japan like how China is hated in the west

[@thomgri]

i am American. i will say it will impact those imparticularly whom do not speak and write in american. something else that causes issues is when someone says i am this ethnicity instead of just saying their american. when i talk to folks and they say their african, asian,european, etcetera i think their a foreigner. if you have asian descent just say your american. it will solve alot of issues.

[@noelramirez1551]

​@@thomgriI mean, you can say you're American all you want, but if you look Asian or nonwhite, you'll never be viewed as American because people will always ask you, 'No, where are you really from?'.

[@dspirit2]

It depends on where are you from and which generation of immigrants. Many first generation immigrants are not as influenced by western media and do not hate China as much, unless you are an asylum seeker from China. Also notice that Chinese have a much better impression of Taiwan than Taiwanese do of China. This shows the difference in media propaganda within both countries. Also even if China does something cool, the western mainstream media would also not report it unless you dig hard to find out, or they will twist it in a bad way. Also the hate in China is NOT worldwide, it's is mostly in the western world. If you read news from more neutral countries in Asia, you would realize that. Do you know that China just found a cure to diabetes so sufferers don't need to keep paying for insulin anymore? Big Pharma in the US hates that though so the western mainstream media is keeping very quiet about that.

[@xspree6340]

Also they even did one for the US at the same time this one was made which looks to be pretty accurate incase you think it’s just bias. pretty interesting to look at

[@dspirit2]

@@xspree6340 Yeah that was weird that they included the US which is obviously not an Asian country. I suppose if an Asian immigrated, or grew up here, they generally would have good impression of the US, otherwise they would have left.

[@jpnphom5470]

Most asians hate Chinese of how ruthless they are doing business…they’re there to kill your business and care less about it…

[@carrywolf9714]

I appreciate you because I am a country club Chinese American who grew up away from all other Chinese in the world. I have just started to come out of the woods in the past 7 years. In this video David rightly went back to the late 19th century up through numerous anti-Chinese sentiments in US and even specific legislation against Chinese-American immigrants. The US government and the wealthy few are literally afraid of China whom they don’t realize have been #1 for all of human history in a 700 years up and 250 years down CYCLE. But you have to go back two plus millennia when waves of nomadic warriors rode out of the Mongolian steppes and swept over Central Asia, Asia Minor, the MIddle East, and Central Europe. The Hungarians and Finnish were affected and the Germanic tribes who make up Great Britain were pushed out of their territories because of the Asiatic nomads conquering the steppes. If the steppes extended beyond the Hungarian plains, then you would see even more intra-family and inter-family distrust and hatred of Chinese-Xiongnu-Turk-Hun-Yuezi-and a hundred other northern slant-eye --fueling an atavistic intense dislike. White people are really afraid of Chinese people. Payback is a bitch, I can attest to that, but guess where we are in the Chinese CYCLE! I’mmmmmm back!

[@QODHardasiandickBAC]

White men are always bad loser

[@mangatalk9263]

As a mainlander coming to study in the US, I saw and heard that ppl like us are more negatively treated by Chinese Americans even than by other Americans. (There are many ppl posted their stories on xhs, about how they are poorly treated by another mean Chinese American student.) I feel what you said at the end of the video is on point. Some of them even dislike themselves as Chinese Americans, how can they like being around with us?😢

[@timtim818]

I heard Chinese Americans from LA do that, but in smaller cities the AA and fobs hang out. My group is mixed like that

[@dspirit2]

There is a lot of racism against Chinese people here and it is not just against Chinese from China, but Chinese from everywhere else, including Filipinos who look slightly Chinese. I keep telling my Chinese friends not to come here, because they would be HATED upon in the US.

[@javasoy]

Can confirm.

[@nyz7971]

I came to the LA area in 1986 and was the ONLY mainland Chinese person in school and didn't ever find another one in my friend circle, even until adulthood. That plus the fact I didn't know any English back then made for a very traumatic first 2 years in the US. I remember crying every night saying I wanted to go back home. Children are so mean to others who don't have the same accent, call things by different names, and don't have the same childhood experiences. The non-Asians and ABCs just don't talk to you but the Taiwanese kids will laugh at you for the littlest things and gang up on you because there are many of them and only one of me. For self preservation, I subconsciously started to speak Chinese with a Taiwanese accent and my dad would comment on it all the freaking time like it was embarrassing for him. Americans are basically brainwashed to think everything bad about mainland China regardless of the truth. For a long time I was ashamed but not anymore. Things have changed so much in China these days but anyone who's never been there or know anything about China will continue to think of it as it was 40 or 50 years ago. Even my own mother who hasn't been back since we came here mistrusts anything "made in China" and I keep telling her things have changed so much but she just changes the subject. I just wish people aren't so narrowminded and prejudiced when it comes to China. Just because the government is different than the government here, it shouldn't necessarily be concluded that life there is automatically terrible.

[@dspirit2]

@ArtIsDrawing The number of Chinese Americans in the US are so small and insignificant, politically, that we have to call ourselves Asian Americans in order to have some semblance of political power. But Asian Americans is a very diverse group. Chinese Americans should learn from the Jewish Americans. They are a minority and yet very rich and very politically powerful in the US, forming AIPAC, the most powerful lobbying organization in the US!

[@lwong1271]

Im a Chinese American , born to a HK-Chinese parents who instilled a love and appreciation for the Chinese culture. Even with my siblings the lessons didn’t always stick. To each their own, I’ve traveled a lot and spent a lot of time in China and made it a priority to teach and show my kids what China and Chinese ppl is really like so they won’t be those misinformed brainwashed citizens.

[@gobyfish1399]

I hope you explained what communism is to your kids. Communism is not Chinese culture, it was invented by the Satan worshipper white man Karl Marx. Who literally said, he invented communism as an anti Christian ideology. China is communist ( currently ), and a dictatorship ( all Communism is dictatorship ), so I hope your children are no brainwashed into thinking communism is good. And the Chinese people are not the govt and neither is the country. So what's your opinion of the CCP ?

[@letsgowalk]

@@lwong1271 I’m in the same boat, just without the kids (yet). 😆

[@tomsuh1362]

As east Asian American, we will be target of discriminations if US have hating issue with Japan and Korea. I remember in the 80's They think I was Japanese when America was having economic issue with Japan car imports and they told me to go back to Japan.

[@unifieddynasty]

Keep in mind, in the same period at the height of the pandemic that this survey was conducted, the US government ran a literal disinformation campaign about Chinese vaccines in Asia, with such brilliant slogans as "China is the virus".

[@tat3179]

China kicking their ass in so many areas don’t help either. If my country is hated by the Americans I take as a badge of honor. It means my country is truly free and truly kicking ass until they fear us

[@newetman4382]

But didn’t the virus come from there?

[@michro4094]

False, unless you're talking about the orange twat.

[@SamGarcia]

North Korea doesn't even score

[@gamelanplan]

For obvious reasons, but they do exist outside of N. Korea openly or not.

[@ynnos5555]

I think the chart consists of Asian countries with the biggest population in the U.S. I mean normal Nokors can’t even travel abroad.

[@lotuspocus2165]

North Korea is actually popular in pop culture in a way. At least he never backed down from Trump. Apparently they’re bff’s now 😂

[@Changbindoeshair]

@iGetComputersPutingNorth Korea would be alright if not for their leader

[@Changbindoeshair]

@iGetComputersPuting I Lowkey Js said that I have no problem for the country and people itself. But the leader. He is basically enslaving them. Have you seen or read stories about people from North Korea escaping?

[@Christopol]

It is almost like saying: the Most UNLIKED Caucasian Country amongst Europeans -> pretty sure most will pick USA. It is what it is, it's tough to be at the top or at the pinnacle

[@dehaman_4_144]

i think France will be on the top... people really like america, thats why everyone wants to come here

[@roseshieh3023]

America’s not a “Caucasian country”. Oprah’s our queen!

[@aaronmontgomery2055]

pretty sure its goes in this order Vatican City, France, then Russia. Don't know what you are on as the data is out there. Guess you just talking out your arse.

[@Christopol]

@@roseshieh3023 In the sense of who predominantly runs this country and making its political/economical decisions -> then USA is a Caucasian Country. Same goes for UK/France, in which both also have large amounts of other minorities too.

[@isaacaggalot1848]

I'm pretty sure a Caucasian country would be in the Caucusus

[@mattkingful]

As a hmong American Can i tell you fung brothers that yall might be half blooded hmong people i mean there's alot of villages still remains hmong people in china...

[@FCM415]

They got that Hmong look. Just taller

[@weifan9533]

@iGetComputersPuting From what I heard their father is Cantonese but their mother is from Shandong

[@nightowl7261]

They already said in their past videos that they did dna test and do have a very tiny percent of Hmong blood. Everybody is mix these days. We wouldn't even know it without DNA test.

[@chrysanthemumfan214]

@@nightowl7261 DNA testing is known to have huge inaccuracies, particularly among BIPOC people because the pool of BIPOC people who have taken the tests is so small. Only 1 in 10 white Americans have taken it. That's not a lot, still, but makes it easier to find family members. But it's still not enough to be able to believe that one's ethnic percentages are accurate. A scientist studying it said there is a 50% chance that your DNA test-based stated ethnicities are going to be wrong.

[@ftu2021]

Modern china bashing is a copy paste of Japan bashing in the 80s but most people aren’t aware of it

[@silveriver9]

💯 True

[@quyenluong3705]

True!

[@canto_v12]

THIS!!! Even pop culture scaremongered Americans about Japan back then.

[@Nom_AnorVSJedi]

I think the Japan bashing back then was worse than the China bashing.

[@canto_v12]

@@Nom_AnorVSJedi for all of Japan’s might back then they only had 100M people. China has 1.4B so the potential is many times more, and the fear is understandably elevated if true. Plus the whole Cold War stigma and the pesky term “Communist” that is still in their government’s official name.

[@christyboncore]

Being an Indonesian American, sad that we weren’t included. But at least being mentioned for not being included helps with not feeling overlooked. Interesting to me that we still don’t have much representation or a large enough population here in the US. I must be living in an Indonesian bubble 😅

[@akiram6609]

You’re not alone. Nepal wasn’t included.

[@canto_v12]

@20:00 this is the gem of the entire video. The less confident, less inquisitive Chinese Americans can give off a self-hating vibe because that's the narrative the American media around them pushes. Those who are more confident will understand the nature of geopolitics and the media-spin byproduct, and will go out of their way to get exposure to the actual China and other Asian countries. I've been commenting this a lot lately but I'll give it a shout here too: The way parents and other elders treat their Chinese American kids is often harmful and over time causes the insecurity in ABCs. I was like this too. When you ridicule and criticise instead of encourage your kids speaking Chinese, many of them will grow up abandoning their roots. This includes microaggressions (yes, I used the M-word) such as teasing or humbling them in front of their relatives for "being too westernised." Why should your kids try if they're only going to be made fun of?

[@antn8387]

It doesn't make sense to look at a country unfavorably if I never even visited it before.

[@jaustmike9001]

Maybe not the country but the govt of that country. Coz imagine being a fisherman in your country, fishing in your country's territorial waters then a soldier from another country suddenly says, yeah we own this part of the sea, get out.

[@quyenluong3705]

@@jaustmike9001or your people are just being too greedy and claim areas that other already claim and use the new laws that came after to dictate areas that were not agreed on the new law.

[@canto_v12]

@@jaustmike9001 I have an alternate take: Fishermen are not politicians or diplomats. They go where their government says they can go. It's the government's responsibility to negotiate good fishing areas in the open ocean. I find it very hard to believe that Chinese military ships suddenly encroached on your fishing grounds overnight. Of course that's how they want to spin their media, though!

[@RichOrElse]

@@canto_v12it’s not that hard to believe. It’s not just overnight it’s every night

[@chadwickwu]

This is where the malicious smearing of the media comes in.

[@IvanNguyen-ky6nn]

In case you are not aware, Vietnamese is rebuilding their country after fighting for more than 100 years from 1857 to 1988. Don't listen to SOME Vietnamese American over there because they were not the winner and hated Vietnam. You can check out some of the Vietnam clips from youtubers and see it for yourselves.

[@jakePark9333]

Maybe it's not that China itself is unlikeable, but the current iteration of China that's unlikeable? It's a civilization with 5000+ years of history so if you zoom out it's only a very small fraction of its existence. Travel back 200 years and they would be considered the pinnacle of Eastern civilization.

[@AntiwarObserver]

Most Asian diaspora left their original countries for various reasons and those who left for many generations ago were even fleeing war (ironically some caused by U.S, some sided with the U.S during their intervention and lost) while other diaspora were just looking for more opportunities abroad. Most political baggage carried by the old diaspora are probably outdated or no longer applicable anymore. The country moved on. These past grievances are a minority but these politics are often picked up by westerners and use it to condemn country or even amplify it for other ulterior motives. The sad part is that the diaspora are unaware and still stuck in a past as it is the last memory of the country they left. If the diaspora ever returned to the same places they left, it would not be the same anymore. Agree with the comment about China, China has done the least worse, more good than bad to be honest. There had been many civil wars, it's had some tensions with neighbors but it's never escalated to have caused a horrendous mass deaths, at least not as U.S had done in Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia, Philippines, Myanmar etc etc those are often overlooked and forgotten. Everything is glazed over by Sinophobic politics, much of what is promoted by the west today is purely for control and other geopolitical objectives. My advice to Asians here in the west, you may have your grievances but do NOT let yourselves be used for the white man's geopolitical objectives in Asia, they need any excuse to cause war and bring mass deaths to Asia, it only benefits them and their profits. Asia is on it's way to the top right now we should be proud and empowered by this!

[@luckarl]

100% true. Just look at the Vietnamese in ORANGE COUNTY carrying their old SVN flag.

[@GUNROCKS1990]

So you likely want Asian American should not be proud who they are and let other taking advantage. To be honest I’m proud of being Asian American. You can called me a loser but I won’t change mind. Funny part Chinese learn more about Us Slavery, Trails of Tears, Etc… but won’t learn about Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolutions. So yeah boring Ted talk I Respect your view.

[@OGFOOD187]

man china starts shit with the philippines, india and vietnam today not in the past today

[@jjsamuelgunn1136]

you didn't mention the amount of american military involvement in afghanistan and the mid east and the level of death and destruction caused there. technically they are part of asia. oh, the gaza conflict now should also technically be an asian issue, but then israelis are seen as 'europeans' aren't they. i notice the survey omit many asian muslim nationalities.

[@canto_v12]

THIS! People keep talking about China like it's still 1964.

[@szvqorwnpstahskypfwmp9821]

Asian Americans should all come together despite how we feel about each other and create this solidarity and brotherhood to protect and counter all the hate crimes in the U.S. against us. So wrong and unfair if you ask me.

[@Iluvmydogs128]

Amen!

[@unifieddynasty]

"Survey conducted July 5, 2022 - Jan 27, 2023" No big surprise. Pretty much within the worst period in terms of Chinese PR.

[@MaxBerry-j6d]

And I would NOT trust any "Western" polls. They all have ties to US g0v't / ClA. They exist to manipulate minds.

[@mr.q337]

Ok, I'll be honest. When I was younger, I definitelly have hostility toward Chinese people either due to our complicated History (I'm Vietnamese btw). However, after years of studying and working in the U.S some of my closer friend is actually from China. It really depends on the person.

[@ThuanGiaPhan]

Same here

[@Userbored00]

The phenomenon of blaming china for anything and everything that US cant solve is just fascinating. Everybody in politics and public media has to hate China😂, is that on their work manual now?

[@horridohobbies]

The US government needs a bogeyman to distract Americans from their woes.

[@kyopo18]

I'm Korean. Taiwanese are Chinese. I like Taiwan.

[@az00001]

I'm Hmong, and our people have had the most contacts and conflicts in China for well over 5 thousand of years. We have found refuge in other lands and countries, but at the end of the day, China or better known Zhongguo is still the motherland of all our main 56 ethnicities there. Regardless of beliefs, traditions, and political parties, at the end of the day, we are still one. If you only listen to Western media, then you will only hear the negatives. You must travel there to see the prosperity and success there. All civilizations grow when everyone strives it together. Imagine if today there was no 1 China, there would've been 56 little countries within. I rather be 1 and united than split up like what you've seen some countries have now and it is very sad while outsiders are only playing or using you as puppets and laugh behind your backs while you're killing each other. 1st time in our Hmong history that we had over 80 years of peace and prospering together in China. No more northern and southern great walls to block us to be free and feed each other and, better yet, having to live under any dominate group or person. Long live Zhongguo, the Middle Kingdom! Our ancestors never knew how big this world was afterall. Only when the day comes when the world will unite and be one to stop the fight and hatred. Until being underattacked by aliens from other universe, we all need to try for world peace.

[@worldview2888]

I am just telling and speaking the truth - "hmong" is not exactly liked anywhere. even Quentin Tarantino had to give a try giving that culture a slap. even when mongs went to india they became the worst possible caste of the lowest possible group.

[@az00001]

​​@worldview2888 Hmong is no perfect like anyone else, but their heart is just as big or more than everyone else

[@arson338]

I see the 50 cent army is still fighting for their own oppressors

[@weifan9533]

Thanks for your kind words. If the so-called "Han Chinese" or Sinitic people really deserve to apologize to anyone, then Hmong-Mien and Tai-Kradai are the two groups of people that they need to apologize to. I mean just think about it, the Imperial Sinitic dynasties were quite harsh on the native Hmong peoples in Southern China and often mistreated them, yet your ancestors not only managed to preserve their language and ethnic identity and passed them down to you but they also flourished in their new homeland in SE Asia. In my opinion the Hmongs are a very resilient people and you guys deserve my respect. I'm of Southwest Chinese descent and I know a few words of Hmong as well as some words in Tai-Kradai languages, and I consider you guys to be my brothers and sisters.

[@weifan9533]

And a Hmong person who really touched my heart was Miss Universe Laos 2022 Payengxa Lor, who is of Hmong origin. I remember she entered top 16 in the Miss Universe competition of that year which was held in America. However what touched me the most was not her looks but what she did afterwards. In 2022 the anti-Asian hate crime was at its highest in America, but after the competition she stayed in America for a while and went to the Hmong and Laotian communities to show her support. And she didn't just visit those communities she also went to Chinatowns to show her support for them, which was a very kind gesture considering that she's not even Chinese and I'm thankful of her for doing that.

[@andrew2un]

i'ts interesting how Korean Americans share the same view as Koreans back home

[@profile1565]

No. Koreans back home prefer japan over china

[@theboredprogrammer1114]

Chinese people are mostly okay except for the rowdy Chinese tourists. It's funny because some part of my ethnicity is Chinese. As a Filipino, I don't really like how the Chinese government is treating ASEAN countries regarding island disputes.

[@Ivan-bg1jp]

Remember, China bad not because for the fun of it, but to defend themselves. PH has an MDT with the US so the least they can do is to mitigate a potential SCS blockade by the US. And back then, even before China got belligerent, US was already establishing military bases around it. Of course China gotta defend itself.

[@walhdamaskus2408]

Treated like what? Its not the chinese who started this dispute and also everyone are ok with china, only american slave filipino.

[@TomChenLife]

The “rowdy” tourists are typically the Caucasian ones that have no respect for other countries or cultures.

[@luckarl]

Where are you getting the news that China is instigating the dispute? Let me guess…CNN, FOX, WION, SKY, BBC, NYT, WSJ, Japanese News = they all have one thing in common = jealousy.

[@worldview2888]

** Correction - ASEAN can be mentioned separately - there is NO need to involve "Asean". When a conflict happens - the leader of ASEAN (Singapore) will instruct the rest to take a policy of Non-alignment. The reason why we can do this is because filipines largely depend on the economy of Singapore (domestic maids/nurse etc), which is why the USA host the Shangri-La dialogue here in Singapore. (Importantly to mention - Singapore has been doing our very best to get China to be more active and involve towards being our trade partner, technology and everything economic related.) There is no grounds that Asean will be activated just because filipines has some sort of issue of any form. We really won't do anything.

[@glgl7676]

Wait, these graphics don’t mention sample size or margin or error. Without this info, data means nothing. Just a bunch of colorized random numbers. We talking 5 people? 50? 5000?

[@ZeroBusiness-jf9sn]

interesting topic guys

[@lakeherbert2308]

the funny part is that alot of foreign who live or went on vacation ( visa free scheme) say a complete diffrent thing frm the media, like all of them say come and visit china with your own eyes and be the judge

[@Dashky]

For Gods sake, visit China now and you'll know why. I visited China in 2006 and 2007 and now when I see China, wow... So much has changed. 🇨🇳

[@Lesdrasill]

Visit China now and get tracked for life! CCP namba wan!

[@jefpduct8725]

It’s just like the UAE. Last time I was there was 2005. Now it’s unrecognizable because of all the modern building and westernized culture. China on the hand, people just don’t like the CCP and the ghetto Chinese from china.

[@aoh4905]

Depends where u go even in Africa. China still has a very low gdp per capita.

[@yootoobvyooer]

Some ppl love eating cardboard buns cooked with gutter oil with a cup of pee beer.

[@tejave0ojnc]

so much changed for worse?

[@horridohobbies]

Several points... First, Americans have had a close cultural connection to Japan and South Korea for decades. Japan and South Korea have been close US allies, as well. So it's no surprise that these countries are viewed more favorably by _____-Americans. Second, Americans have been fed a constant diet of anti-China propaganda for decades (Communism, no liberal democracy). They've been indoctrinated to democratic ideology. So it is expected that they would view China negatively. Third, China may have done some unsavory things but so has America. Which country has done more or far worse in this respect? The answer is pretty obvious. China hasn't done anything that the USA hasn't done more egregiously. So let's cut the hypocrisy, shall we?

[@aaronmontgomery2055]

Lets cut the hypocrisy, China is worse to live in. Taking apart both current and past crimes China is worse as a regular citizen. Lets just look at the separation of rural and urban people and the inability to move. Don't get me wrong I see the positives as well such as safety but the cons outweigh the negatives. Being outside the norm just makes you a target there even more so.

[@KangTheDigitalNomadGlobeTreker]

@@horridohobbies Americans haven't had a close connection to Japan and South Korea up until very recent...... China broke down the door door other Asians to even go to America

[@jimmyhyun8546]

China is encroaching on Filipino territorial waters and attacking their fishing boats. America is not doing that. There's a reason all of China's neighbors hate it. And it's not all because of propaganda. It's China's actions.

[@hunterbijukujo8937]

about the crime of Japan, it's like a Asian version of NAZI. But the thing is that, when it comes to the history of WW2, almost everyone and their gramma knows about the German NAZI and the terrible things they've done, such as how they treat the jewish people. But when it comes to Japan or Nanjing masscre, much less ppl might know this part of history. That's pretty unfair to all Asian ppl in my opinion

[@dtna]

There is too much hate in the world these days! 😢

[@pulantubig7042]

It doesn't matter what other people think about your country. What matters is what your people think about your country. Patriotism goes a long way. In the growth and image of your country.

[@nmew6926]

Exactly. Does America, Israel care what the world think about their genocides in Iraq and Gaza

[@Drownedinblood]

Asian american just trying to avoid being put into camps...

[@jasonchang8601]

You cant become sucessful without having haters. All that matters is that the Chinese today are thriving and are able to live a far more comfortable life today. Besides living in the west, these asians are conditioned to see China as the enemy given the type of news they get bombarded with as China continues to grow. I personally feel pride as a Chinese Australian seeing China do so well without the need to colonise/plunder other nations to achieve their goals.

[@doujinflip]

Not so sure about that benevolence. When I lived in Africa the locals regularly remarked how Chinese activities smelled a lot like colonialism, and there was a growing sense of alarm and disappointment about the quality of their projects there.

[@Qwert_567]

Chinas economy might be thriving but their culture clearly does not. They are rude, loud and really awkward. And they act terribly in other countries and politically provoke their neighbors.

[@Hideenlayer123]

@@doujinflipcolonialism? To me putting Military bases in other countries sound more like colonialism right

[@liveinsea1]

if you have one aircraft carrier, you are a threat to the world peace. if you have 10, then you are the keeper of the world peace.

[@cuihz2009]

I was born and raised in China and immigrated to US as an adult. I see a lot of ABCs that share the similar views as you due to the racism they have faced in the west. I understand that believing there is a big and strong "motherland" full of your own people, but is villainized by the evil white people can make you feel more empowered, but the brutal truth is that Chinese Communist Party is one of the most ruthless and destructive regimes in the world. It has unalived more of its own people than all of foreign enemies combined. I'd encourage you to read up on Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution. It's easy to say the tragedies are simply in the past, and view the current CCP favorably from abroad when you never got locked in your own apartment for 6 months like they did to tens of millions of Shanghainese in 2022. They are absolutely have the capability and will to commit mass murd*r of their own people again in order to stay in power. Not sure why my comment keeps getting removed. Not surprised though.

[@jellyrolly]

The guy who commented that Koreans view ourselves as Aryans is wild. We obviously are not Aryan (North Indians are), and we don't think that we are European either. Maybe the commenter thought so because Koreans like fair skin...? One Japanese guy did really think like that at one point though, and came up with the 'Datsu-A-ron (out of Asia philosophy)', claiming that Japanese people are European. Obviously the Europeans thought he was ridiculous. And I think Asians aren't necessarily jealous of each other, but are trying to protect themselves from others, just like how Europeans fight each other (as a defense mechanism) all the time. Especially when China has a huge influence politically. Koreans for example hate China (the government especially) after Xi Jinping became the leader, because his government is censors the hell out of the media and even releases false information. China once said hanbok is a Chinese outfit and Son Heungmin is a Chinese athlete when they are obviously Korean. Korea was at one point invaded by China during the Korean war, so we will take such moves seriously. Just to give you a context - Koreans did not view China that badly when Hu Jintao was the leader.

[@tejave0ojnc]

lol..man, you are taking things too literally.. . He's just saying the Koreans think they are superior..

[@ubermenschen3636]

China did not invade Korea during the Korean War- you’re showing your brainwashed ignorance by Western propaganda. China and N Korea together fought against the U.S. army and U.S. backed S Korean government. Today in North Korea the Koreans are thankful and honor the Chinese soldiers who sacrificed for their Korea; they built memorials that serve as a constant reminder of China’s military help in their time of desperation. Go and read your history and stop writing nonsense.

[@tejave0ojnc]

@@ubermenschen3636 you do know that it was N. korea that started the war without any provocation, and the Chinese has no business interfering in the Korean war and perpetuating the division of the country? China would have been far better off if they invaded and unified Taiwan then wasted time and energy in Korea.. The unified Korea would have been far more friendly towards China then the current s. Korea..

[@ERRATAS0707]

Nah they're speaking facts y'all have the biggest egos but has the smallest D in all of Asia

[@vrealzhou]

@@tejave0ojncChina has no choice at that time. MacArthur wants to push the war into China. Many Chinese cities near North Korea got bombed by the US airforce before China decided to join the war.

[@SovaniddTiem]

Cambodian, loas, thailand are minute groups most are from military, refugee background and not native born. And most did not assimilate, integrate well. China is mostly the majority who are well known in US since the gold rush, railroad, and spice trade to most westerners.

[@prastagus3]

Sinophobia: recently manifested in 2018 during Trump Trade War. It then linked itself to all those other past sinophobia and combined with the 2nd Cold War anti-China PR. Pretty sure the same poll listed that older Asian American have the worst scores while the youngest Americans have much better scores. As for Japan, look at their current right-wing Japanese politicians who rules the nation, do they feel "contrite" about what they did back then? That is in stark contrast how Germany had progressed since WW2. Many Asian Americans just didn't know about that history since it is not propagated in American media. Agreed with Chinese American's own insecurity which intensified due to COVID Asian hate. But in recent years, I found more confidences in Chinese Americans than in the past precisely because China is now second only to America. Thus Chinese Americans DARED to openly protest against violence against them unlike in the decades prior.

[@valorzinski7423]

The Japanese communists would've won the elections after ww2 if it weren't for constant violent Intervention by the CIA

[@yanyant-q1l]

i never heard oif chinese asking for a korean mechanic than a chinese mechanic lol. most want to interacte with their own due to common language

[@ubermenschen3636]

Wrong. Across USA there are Asian communities where the mixture of Korean and Chinese businesses thrive together.

[@yanyant-q1l]

@@ubermenschen3636 here in NY flushing people genenrally stick to one another, i go to bronx a black area for work and i got odd looks

[@ubermenschen3636]

Some of the best mechanics are Korean. So, Korean mechanics have all sort of customers. When you’re an extraordinary talented professional , people will pay extra and ignore your ethnic background - that’s the way of the world.

[@yanyant-q1l]

@@ubermenschen3636 oh really. i didnt know that. i live in NY

[@robinchiang3197]

The "Sinophobia" is from politics, not race.

[@en-zh-lyrics]

I endorse Qin Hui’s view that the Chinese Hukou system resembles the Apartheid system in former South Africa, except it is not race based but urban-rural based. The Hukou system is definitely not sustainable in the long run and should be abolished just like the apartheid. The Chinese economic miracle has largely depended upon the Hukou system (whether Hukou as a means of “primitive accumulation” is a prerequisite to industrialization is a separate question), which the rural population has been heavily exploited (reason why Li Keqiang said that there are 600 million people living under 2000 RMB a month) to benefit the coastal areas (which provided the middle class) and foreign investors. In other words, foreign businesses actually love how the Chinese government is authoritarian, because they don’t have to hire security guards to break down strikes (all they had to do is to call the local government and security forces would arrive to crush any disobedience). However, we can see that the Chinese economic and political upper class love to send their relatives to the US, which means that they don’t want their children to live under the Chinese political system, but they also don’t want the rest of the Chinese population to enjoy the same rights that their children enjoy. The Chinese middle class is comparably small (in terms of percentage of the total population) compared to the west. If the Chinese middle class grows to a size as large as the west percentage-wise, I don’t think the current political system will be sustainable.

[@ubermenschen3636]

You have no idea what you’re saying. You’re making up stuff at best, brainwashed at worst. Today’s China has a bigger middle class than USA due to the collapse of U.S. manufacturing and industry. To wit: the creation of the Mid-West Rust Belt. Meanwhile, China is the world’s factory. Majority of China’s population is located along the Eastern coastline - geography, weather, water resources, agriculture, and transportation encourage economic development in the coastal region. China’s rural population has declined substantially as more workers join the manufacturing and industrial sector located in the Eastern coastal area. As the cost of living in China is much lower than in USA many Chinese are middle class than American. To wit: Chinese workers avail themselves to low cost massive transportation network, low cost electricity, diverse food, housing without property tax, and a national healthcare. These same basic needs in USA cost substantially more or nonexistent. Finally, your comparing China’s treatment of its 50+ rural ethnic groups to South Africa’s apartheid is the height of ignorance ; it’s not worthy of a comment.

[@AntiwarObserver]

It's your opinion but I don't think it's accurate. The whole notion of sending Children abroad is not due to the failure of the internal education system. China's education system is not perfect but it works, the number scientist and engineers that graduate each year is insane! It is definitely a driving factor of industrial and economic development. Also, the wealthy sent abroad to study as extended education, it does not substitute the education provided by the Chinese system, contrary to the popular belief of Western University being superior, they are treated more like cash cows for foreign students, it is known for brand more so than merit.

[@AntiwarObserver]

oh and you are also misinformed about the Chinese middle class, it os quite the opposite of western countries where the middle class is being squeezed by the upperclass and large corporations but in China the middle class is huge and growing as part of the governments drive for poverty alleviation. Sorry I just had to correct ypu just incase someone comes across your comment and mistakens it as truth. Not your fault but you just need to be a little more informed.

[@en-zh-lyrics]

@@AntiwarObserver Where did I criticize the Chinese education system in my comment? I’m saying that Chinese political and business elites are sending their children and relatives to parts of the world where political rights and private property are secured. They know that their political system is inherently problematic and unsustainable, and want to protect their loved ones from being harmed by it. I believe the rest of the Chinese population deserves to enjoy those benefits too.

[@en-zh-lyrics]

@@AntiwarObserver The Chinese government prefers a society that atomic and incapable of self-organization. Take the example of Sun Dawu and his agricultural business, which provided healthcare and other benefits to its employees better than the government could provide.

[@Bluevelvet7]

I’ve been to 17 countries and many of those countries do not like Chinese. From Thailand to Argentina, I witnessed the displeasure from the locals when they talk or interact with Chinese tourists. I believed it is down to bad behavior and lack of proper manners of Chinese tourists when they visit these countries. Filipinos love South Koreans (thanks to Kpop) but SKoreans don’t love them back. All I can say is look at history. Please read about The Battle of Yultong of 1951 where nearly 7,000 Filipino soldiers fought for you (SKoreans) in your soil. Imagine, 7,000 Filipinos vs 40,000 Chinese & North Koreans.

[@walhdamaskus2408]

Almost all european countries i had visited they think american are mostly dumber than chinese. 😂

[@PeterDiaz666]

@@walhdamaskus2408 you have never been to an all-can-you-eat buffet then?

[@dehaman_4_144]

skin color racism is huge in asia koreans judge people on their skin color a lot and most of the Filipinos have darker skin color than average Korean.

[@stock40z]

I don't think it has to do with South Koreans don't love Filipinos, but it's more that they are indifferent to some of their characteristics or personality traits.

[@Qwert_567]

Ahhh there he is. The filipino who has to make everything about his country bcuz he thinks pinoys deserve all the respect in the world. Bro there were many countries involved in the Korean war and many soldiers died from many nations.

[@Ogugua-k1w]

I'm honestly a little surprised with Vietnam being viewed unfavorably by other Asians. What's the beef with the Vietnamese? Is it because they are seen as too prideful and bitter about their history?

[@tejave0ojnc]

the answer is the country is poor and undeveloped

[@Ogugua-k1w]

@@tejave0ojnc that's just the case with every other Southeast Asian country. There has to be a deeper reason for the resentment against the Viets

[@tejave0ojnc]

@@Ogugua-k1w well, you have to consider the fact that there is a huge number of Vietnamese in the US compared to other s. e asian countries (such as Thailand or Cambodia) except for the Phillipines which have, deserved or not, a reputation of being very friendly and probably (to the average person's view) are more developed than Vietnam not just economically but politically

[@quyenluong3705]

Yes poor and undeveloped. If you’re growing too fast ppl hate you, if you’re too poor people still hate you. So just be yourselves and who cares about what other countries think.

[@ERRATAS0707]

​@@tejave0ojncNah.

[@shadow0978]

What about Mongolia? Always forgotten because they're sandwiched between China and Russia, and they love Japan, South Korea, and the United States.

[@dokinglife]

If theres a competitor that you cant win, should you tell lies and brainwashed your loved ones, friends and yourself to hate the competitor together? Or be truthful to yourself, try to reinvent reinnovate improve and try to exceed the competitor one day?

[@ironbuffaloXX]

I'm not Chinese but bashing on China hurts all Asians.

[@RichOrElse]

Taiwan is a country

[@PP-js1qx]

@@RichOrElse why people from Tw always this annoyed ？😂 we not even talk b you guys...

[@RichOrElse]

@@PP-js1qx shutup you are not asian

[@RichOrElse]

@@PP-js1qx shutup, you are not Asian

[@chadwickwu]

@@RichOrElse 蛙蛙总是骗自己有意思吗？作为所有大中华族群里最底层的存在你们哪有资格发话啊？香港人都比你们高级

[@alexlee666]

Brothers, what about Thailand?

[@KangTheDigitalNomadGlobeTreker]

@@alexlee666 Thailand somehow is getting PULLED INTO THE U.S. SINOSPHERE TO REPLACE CHINA... Leftist women are creating all sorts of programs to whitewash and brainwash THAILAND WOMEN who now work in the states. I've seen it since the pandemic it's frightening. I get surprised by Thailand because you all have your own culture but they want to "take away your culture". Don't let the West do it.

[@natejohnson7573]

China has thousands of missiles pointed towards Taiwan though

[@lukew3224]

Same the other way around

[@bus30056]

@@lukew3224 while one is for invasion ; the other is for self defense

[@DD-qf1xt]

@@bus30056 You know that ROC of Taiwan tried to invade the mainland in the 1950s and 1960s right?

[@Zergcerebrates]

That is a problem?

[@alainhouaqbard5525]

@@bus30056 can't really invade what you claim yours, PRC was always clear on that point from day one since it took office in 1949, only today it is closer and closer to have the mean of his ambition.

[@pinaycanadian2920]

As Filipino in Canada I don’t hate Chinese but I don’t like the government.

[@ubermenschen3636]

You love the Chinese people but hate China’s government- good try. You’ve been brainwashed by Western propaganda - a common affliction among the Filipinos. One Western colonial masters after another have colonized the Filipinos. Each colonial power told them to surrender Tagalong language for Dutch, Spanish, English, Japanese, or English, again depending on who dominated the Philippines. Many Filipinos even adopted Catholicism or other Western religion; others consider themselves Westerners by acquiring Western pop culture while surrendering their Filipinos heritage. Meanwhile, each colonial power looted, scammed, raped, and exploited the Philippines’ rich natural resources and naive Filipinos. Even after Philippines’ independence of 1947, the colonial power subjugated the Filipinos using puppet government and Western propaganda. Today’s Philippines remain a poor, under developed nation - courtesy of Western powers. GI Joe left the American legacy in Subic Bay and Clark bases: brothels, kinky prostitution, gay sex, STD, HIV, go-go bars, narcotic addiction, alcoholism, trafficking, and fatherless children. Here’s a paraphrase for you to think over: American GI loves Filipino women, but hate the Filipinos.

[@ERRATAS0707]

​@@ubermenschen3636CCP bot

[@ubermenschen3636]

You’re not a Filipino in Canada - you’re a NED propagandist. You’re busted!

[@hink0027]

as citizen in SEA , we also dont love Canada government for their native genocide

[@ERRATAS0707]

@@hink0027 cope. Canada is 1000x better than any shthole country in Asia.

[@unifieddynasty]

Public opinion is fickle and is readily manufactured given enough time and investment. A more recent survey shows that ASEAN countries prefer China over America. 🤷‍♂

[@ayeTobi]

Naw, only the politicians prefer China over America.

[@annunakian8054]

Don't really see much innovation & creativity coming from China. Instead there's lots of appropriation & imitation. That's to be expected from an isolated communist country. But for China to get to the next level it needs to graduate from just competing on costs to being a trendsetter & innovator. China is also dealing with population decline. Japan & S Korea are inviting foreigners to deal with their problems, but idk if ppl would wanna migrate to China. Their economy continues to grow but it's been slowing down. It's def possible that they will become more militaristic if their economy starts to falter, but no one wants a full-scale war between 2 superpowers.

[@ubermenschen3636]

You’re wrong on several fronts: 1) Huawei 5G proven the best 2) China ISS 3) China has the largest radio telescope 4) CATL has nearly 70% EV battery market 5) China lunar exploration 6) China Martian exploration 7) China has 8 major ship yards 8) China Is no#1 flat screen maker 9) Huawei HarmonyOS is home grown 10) China high speed rail and network have no equal 11) China infrastructures have no equal 12) China’s afforestation of vast desert is the biggest environmental preservation.

[@bball3048mm]

How come Singapore doesn't get a mention? English is its official language and it's economy is close to 1st world.

[@vrealzhou]

Singaporean are treated as Chinese, Indians or Malays in western countries depends on ethnicity

[@KangTheDigitalNomadGlobeTreker]

@@bball3048mm Singapore gets this new label smacked onto it like they are what Hong Kong, Taipei or Shanghai was supposed to be back in the late 80's mid 90's as a city that is for the rich or upwardly mobile Chinese who were refined/, business like and educated mixed in with other cultures so the perception is Singapore is China but palatable for Western consumption. Singapore would need to work on their social equity & I can see them taking off even more

[@user-jt3dw6vv4x]

Close to?? It is a "first world nation" or what people now call "developed nation".

[@user-jt3dw6vv4x]

@@vrealzhou Ehh not really. Well depends on the country because in Australia, Singaporeans are viewed as Singaporeans regardless if they are Chinese, Indian or Malay but Australians are more educated than certain other Western nationalities.

[@vrealzhou]

@@user-jt3dw6vv4x it’s may happened when you tell others you are Singaporean. People are still treated by looks if no one knows your background.

[@nmew6926]

I remember in the LA84 Olympic games opening ceremony. The most applauded foreign delegation was Communist CHINA 🇨🇳.

[@Monstacheeks]

I ❤ Asia. There’s so much to Learn about the World there!

[@tomsuh1362]

Its definitely bigger than Europe and it doesn't start world wars.

[@DestinyAwaits19]

'Unliked' is not a word.

[@lulc4694]

The more successful you are, the more haters you have

[@Christopol]

It is almost like saying: the Most UNLIKED Caucasian Country amongst Europeans -> pretty sure most will pick USA. It is what it is, it's tough to be at the top or at the pinnacle

[@Fhhddthbbchjkkog]

By that definition India should be 2nd most successful country in Asia ... But we know that's not true ... Atleast for now ... This chart is a result of many factors .... This data is collected from asian Americans... And they live in the world where China is viewed very negatively.... This is the result of their washed mind ....

[@mykrt8541]

Democratic Japan was hated and bashed in the 80s because their economy was perceived to be overtaking #1 USA. The plaza accord stopped and froze the Japanese economy for decades and Japan was loved again. Moral of the story: USA must be dominant at all costs

[@o00o0o0o0o0o]

Sad, no future for Asia. Scared and cornered(sanction) into their own resource sphere by anglo guns, no unity and competing for scraps of Asia. Asians have no hope against anglo domination.

[@ubermenschen3636]

Yep. No hope. Capitulate. Kowtow. Bend over. For the White plantation owners.

[@saeedhossain6099]

in public or private or in reality?

[@ResidualSelfImage]

Communist China's aggressive behavior towards Taiwan, Philippines, South Korea, India, Hong Kong, and Vietnam have given Communist China a deservedly scary reputation. This survey is not about the people or culture themselves but how national governments are perceived by Asian Americans. China has one of the most powerful military forces and biggest economy of the region. So when a fleet of Chinese Merchant Marine ships act aggressively to non-Chinese shipping in the South China Seas it looks bad. China has a reputation of being a scary aggressive people to be around. China does not have an independent mass media agency to check the government. All mass media sources in China are beholden to the CCP government. But China news by its neighboring states like Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, and Australia give outsiders a more balanced view of China that you won't get in American society which can be xenophobic at times. Korean society is a more emotionally upfront. Filippino society is more outgoing and forgiving - but given their long colonial history Filipino society could be more resentful but they are not.

[@jeffreyng1908]

I think it was something analogous to US Coast Guard that went against other foreign ships. But I still think "South China Sea" implies something. You make it sound like everything thats censored by the CCP has to be a bad thing....Truthfully, the CCP wants a stable society, one that is tranquil and not prone to revolt or tyranny. THAT IS THE REASON WHY THERE IS CENSORSHIP AND NO FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN CHINA! WESTERNERS MAke it sound like its the end of the WORLD!!!!

[@MaxBerry-j6d]

Bulls***. Chy!na is aggres!ve? Then name one country they invaded or c0I0nn!!zzed.... there isn't any. Also your US / Weztern medd!!aa is even more suppress!ve than Chy!na's. Tell me which medd!!aa repeatedly told us l!es to "create" wa-->rs in M!ddles East, V!etnam, Afreecca, Lat!n Ameeerrr!!kca,........? Not Chy!na's.

[@ubermenschen3636]

You have no idea what you’re saying. Your history is screwed up. You definitely would benefit from a trip to China. But you’re too ignorant to understand.

[@quyenluong3705]

@@ResidualSelfImage China is aggressive when it’s not even expanding beyond its borders? When it doesn’t have any military bases all over the world? What bs is this?

[@siewmj1]

I think many reasons why china is not looked upon favourably 1) authoritarianism is not an attractive model 2) hobestly chinese tourist are kinda rude 3) covid 19 affect everyone life, biosecurity and economic 4) increasing geopolitical polarisation

[@coolorochi]

Naaaah, the relationship between US, JP and CN is very simple, people just not able to digest it.

[@KangTheDigitalNomadGlobeTreker]

@@coolorochi I completely agree it's like.they have clear differences and people's mind's are like stuck with a charlie horse 🐎 in their thigh and brains can't moving pass the whole thing

[@yanzhimeng5125]

The question itself is nonsensical at the best, harmful more fairly. There was no poll about the most favorable and the least favorable nationalities in the pre second world war Germany. If there were one, I'm pretty much sure it would be the German that was the most favorable and the Jewish the least favorable. Then what?

[@Sugas_Girr]

I have a couple of guesses... 🤔😂

[@anders4160]

I am half japanese. You really rate us top thats insane BANZAI

[@SK-ql3yf]

What is the data validity score?

[@anthonydhan]

We really need to distinguish the government from the people. China is not the same as the PRC. If North Korea was in the same poll, my guess is that they would be ranked the worst, and deservedly so. Does that mean that we are anti-Korean? Clearly not! This tells us that when say “China” in polls like this, we are falling for the tricks played by the CCP that tries to conflate China with the PRC. So any criticism of the PRC is misinterpreted and misrepresented by the CCP as a criticism of China and its people. Just as North Korea deserves its terrible reputation, President Xi has caused terrible harm to Chinese people with his Maoist philosophy and policies. President Xi’s government has alienated much of the world and brought economic hardship to the people of China who are the main victims of the CCP. Just like the fact that the people of North Korea are the main victims of the Korean Worker’s Party, aka the North Korean Communists.

[@ivanencinas9259]

That’s a good point

[@x01021]

@@anthonydhan alpha males do not worry about their image. They take what is theirs and let others cry about it. If China and Taiwan were people, Taiwan would be the “popular” lackey like Ken Jeong. China would be the loud mouthed and jacked rich guy who everyone hates, but he still gets laid and gets money. Who would you rather be?

[@SonsofLiberty082]

plain as day they try to use their ethnicity as a shield

[@lauriey6089]

actually some of the people's habits are filth, nasty and rude. I wouldn't blame all on govt on their individual behaviors.

[@marvinsulzer8258]

@@lauriey6089Those habits are among all old Asians… not just Chinese and I’d argue as a % it’s less bad among Chinese and Koreans. More common about older SEA people in America

[@Atreyx]

Japan>>>>>>>North Korea End of the topic

[@SK-ql3yf]

The topic for what?

[@weifan9533]

Modern Japan is mostly fine, but Imperial Japan was similar if not worse than North Korea.

[@Atreyx]

@iGetComputersPuting it’s not just about you,the vast majority of asian love Japan,whether it’s the culture,cuisine and language

[@vrealzhou]

Japan actually did much worse than Nazi Germany during the WW2 but no western actually cares about it.

[@hink0027]

@@Atreyx every body love japan JAV but not the japanese

[@sn0llyg0ster727]

BUT WHAT ABOUT AMERICAN GRANDPA'S WHO NUKED HIROSHIMA & NAGASAKI?!! And I'm an INDIAN who's saying this that it doesn't makes USA or china innocent too!!!

[@MedalionDS9]

What happened to you China, you used to be cool... Hey China still cool!

[@itinnyi]

They became less cool when their economy started booming.

[@PeterDiaz666]

now they are a locust

[@Qwert_567]

I also think cheaply constructed buildings, the biggest surveillance system and a one party government is cool!

[@PeterDiaz666]

@@MedalionDS9 please stay away from Argentina and Brazil just look up the situation with Chinese fishing boats

[@MedalionDS9]

@@PeterDiaz666 You clearly have never watched the Simpsons to get it was a reference

[@que-n2f]

those are more than islands, they are coral reefs that's supporting the ocean therefore world ecosystem, we can stop global warming just by stopping han fishing trawlers from scraping off the sea beds, the beef is not only with go vernment but also with g reedy han peapol.

[@jeffreyng1908]

The world ecosystem due to a few islands? Yea right. Watch how much meat Americans eat and look at the slaughterhouses and how that contributes to global warming. U are a hater.

[@ChipHound]

Here's the thing Fung Bros... jealousy is deeply embedded in the Asian culture. What comes after that is the blind hate and the willingness to pull down other people (even their own), other countries and other race. The funny thing about this is that a lot of these Asian countries and their people (who sometimes are unwilling to acknowledge their ... ehem... origin 😉😉😉) wouldn't even bother to lift a finger to do something to better their country's situation. It doesn't take a genius to see from the comment section who are these people 😜 Oh... and don't forget about the politicians from these countries 😅

[@erich4812]

"jealousy is deeply embedded in the Asian culture" What? I don't see us being more jealous than any other group. More competitive, yes.

[@profile1565]

Not jealousy. No one likes communist thugs

[@tomsuh1362]

@@erich4812 More competitive to benefit and enrich the other non Asian American is more like it.

[@Koloradus96]

I'm from Hungary (Europe) and my parents are Chinese. Most Hungarians never even talked with a Chinese, but they have pretty strong opinions about China. In my opinion the western media is responsible for everything thats negative basically. The Hungarians should be generally grateful for China for helping the majority of Hungarian population with its economical support. In the 90's almost everything that was affordable to the general public was from China. Long story short: western media.

[@itinnyi]

White Asian American vs. Black Asian American next.

[@WaynesWorld12]

Wuasian vs Blasian showdown 😂

[@KangTheDigitalNomadGlobeTreker]

@@itinnyi it's been going on Fung Bros did a whole interview and video on it. The Wasian v Blasian DEBATE had more to do with something simple PERSPECTIVES ON COLORISM AND CLASS ALOT of times people can see the kids OUTER APPEARANCE DEFINITELY is asian mixed BUT the "person viewing the WASIAN OR BLASIAN kids" CLASS AND STATUS which could be really hard to gauge.

[@lukew3224]

Dont really care if American like us. We got Elieen GU. Have some self pride

[@drjagritisingh6569]

Chinese mailanders are really good people but ccp acts as a bully on it's border.ccp wants india to drop Tibetan issue and it's alliance with the west.i mean Tibetan people from nepal come to India to celebrate their new year in india because Nepalese government banned celebration of their festival due to their ccp closeness, same as how Pakistan doesn't speak on ughyur muslims. Though i hate both current Indian regime ,they are trying to be as authoritative as xi and putin.

[@user-jt3dw6vv4x]

Nepal banned it? When? Losar (Tibetan New Year) is also celebrated in Nepal by at least half of the native Nepalese population (e.g. Gurung, Tamang, Sherpa).

[@rl8571]

I would love to know internal Asian illegal immigration like which Asian countries have received the most illegal immigrants and from where. Good topic as always, thanks,

[@user-jt3dw6vv4x]

Most of the internal Asian illegal immigrants would be residing in Southeast Asia, India and the Maldives due to geographical proximity to conflict zones and areas that produce an abundance of migrant workers which these countries accept in large numbers (e.g. Myanmar, Bangladesh). Overall, Malaysia would be #1 because it also allows the UNHCR to process refugee applications in the country so the country is a stop over point for refugees from around Asia (including the Middle East) as well as Africa. Many of these refugees may stay on illegally by overstaying visas if they are not accepted for third nation resettlement.

[@peterwilliams7335]

I love China no matter how much haters out there toward China. China is mostly underrated and misinformed country in the world.

[@ERRATAS0707]

CCP bot

[@kevinhung1575]

@@ERRATAS0707 Brainwashed westoid.

[@peterwilliams7335]

@@ERRATAS0707 What your problem? What are you scared about?

[@DD-qf1xt]

@@ERRATAS0707 CIA bot

[@ERRATAS0707]

@@peterwilliams7335 CCP bot

[@atlas9001]

As a mainland Chinese, I wish my people could distinguish between the CCP and China.

[@quyenluong3705]

Why does it matter? Be proud of Chinese regardless. People need to respect others political party and their way of running the country. I like the ccp as an Asian American because I hate irresponsible adults who just know how to blame others instead of being more self determined and find ways to get better.

[@ERRATAS0707]

You're all the same

[@ERRATAS0707]

​@@quyenluong3705CCP bot

[@thitran3080]

At least CCP doesn't fund weapons to the 2 current modern wars

[@ERRATAS0707]

@@thitran3080 cope

[@mikefranklin7347]

I was surprised Filipinos like the Philippines so much because they all seem to be leaving it.

[@Qwert_567]

They’re kinda like Albanians. They all live overseas but have to annoy everybody with their pride nobody has asked for.

[@kingsupreme5693]

They don’t have good paying jobs. Politicians are corrupt.

[@ßhopkins]

do you understand their reason for leaving, mike? coz if you do, you will know why. 😎🇵🇭

[@mikefranklin7347]

@MWentworth__1 Where I live has a huge population of Filipinos they are either here for economic reasons, White children, or both.

[@ßhopkins]

@@mikefranklin7347 Exactly! they seek better opportunities in more developed countries, work there for years, save for their retirement, then some are going home to the Philippines to enjoy a simple, quiet life in their provinces with the family.

[@JustinKim-z2z]

South koreq work ehtic is off the chain. There is q reason why koreqns drink because of the stress. Thqta asia countries. Look at axhool atudents are alao the janitors

[@deworldzlastpunk666]

Haters gonna hate

[@genkideguire]

China as a country or Chinese people? They are not the same...

[@annaindeed]

Most people are not gonna be able to separate how they feel about a country from the people. It’s highly likely that if you feel negatively about a country that you will have lower expectations for and higher biases against the people too.

[@Moe_Lester_fromUptwn]

Neither. Mainlanders.

[@tomsuh1362]

Most Chinese don';t care what others thinks about them in today world.

[@occidelindaest]

Who cares what Americans think

[@paulleong2792]

Saying HOngKong would bring the score up for China? It means you dont know HK and China in real life!

[@junwatanabeenrolledagent1765]

Would you consider Asian American their own race?

[@joshualin5476]

Ethnicity maybe. Asian American isn't a race though

[@aaronmontgomery2055]

No, why would it be?

[@ThuanGiaPhan]

No and neither is Asian Australians

[@tomsuh1362]

No, they are too self hating and its the main reason they don't have much political power in the US.

[@chimakalu41]

6:02 what? Lol. What did David just say?

[@chimakalu41]

0:01 I'm thinking these statistics are not going to help not for the purpose of.. Well if they're talking about most aggr.. Yeah, I don't think these thoughts are going to help.They're interesting but they don't serve any purpose

[@wildcat4837]

In U.S. we just too nice to them, and they think we are suckers. Always pull the FOB shit!

[@jeffreyng1908]

Racism is racism.

[@tomsuh1362]

Its not only the Chinese, every immigrant or foreigner look down on America now and that's because of Biden open borders.

[@thomgri]

i view ccp and nato as the same

[@qvaerensveritatem9064]

Not surprising. The CCP cultural devolution completely wiped out everything classic, beautiful, respectful and elegant about ancient china. The only remnants of it lie in Japan and S. Korea, and surprise surprise they are far better respected than the original, china.

[@ubermenschen3636]

Good try. You’re a NED agent trying to incite conflict in SE Asia. You have never visited China. You don’t know history. You don’t know what you’re saying. Your malice and ignorance are beyond rehab.

[@quyenluong3705]

@@qvaerensveritatem9064 please not this propaganda again.

[@hink0027]

US hate strong economic japan , and love weak and crumble japan.

[@qvaerensveritatem9064]

@@quyenluong3705 totally agree. CCP propaganda has really made china a soul less superficial culture, not admired by most around the world

[@yukunlei8908]

中国没有美国驻军

[@thomgri]

also curious why asean nations have not become a country🤔. i also think why hasn't central american nations become one as well. all a country reall essentially is, is a body of nations.

[@Dorimeme187]

inb4 Singapore

[@bobhutchinson5071]

The CCP has done so much harm to China you can't reconcile it. China should of been Number 1 Country in the world decades ago, if not for the CCP! The CCP is the 2nd worst government in Asia only behind North Korea maybe the worst government on the planet! Things wrong with China, Corruption, Tofu Buildings, Horrible Food Safety, Polution, Dancing Granies that play their music WAY TOO LOUD! I rate the Philippines number 1. They are the most kind and caring in Asia I find. (I find Vietnamese also kind) South Korea number 2 they have done an amazing job starting with nothing and very little land to create a powerhouse of a country.

[@robbiealderink6288]

Where is Thailand 🇹🇭 and Laos🇱🇦 ???....🤷🏻🤷🏻🤷🏻

[@ayeTobi]

The population of those countries are not significant enough to count in.

[@estherkim6895]

@@ayeTobiThailand has 20 million more people than S Korea.

[@ayeTobi]

@@estherkim6895 if that so, the list is bias then.

[@walhdamaskus2408]

According to china hawk american china has more friends than america has allience.

[@artcorbeau]

i'm guessing china

[@Zergcerebrates]

Well, big and powerful countries tend to be hated. The higher you are the more others would want you to fall.

[@SteveIceT01]

People need to know what the rootcause is. Just read prof Graham Allison "Thucydides Trap"

[@nmew6926]

Thucydides trap applies when both parties are warmongers. In present case scenario, there is only one warmonger. I have faith peace will prevail

[@joseguerra7810]

Where is Thailand here and Laos

[@ChristopherLee-e7z]

Both those countries are too irrelevant

[@lyhthegreat]

@@ChristopherLee-e7z thailand's not irrelevant

[@Naruto-u2k3n]

Monarchy in thai wont released data of export slave its a slap on their face

[@Naruto-u2k3n]

Monarch of thai wont released data of export workers ,its a slapped on their face.

[@doujinflip]

11:09 I think the neutral space lies around the China Global South Podcast and China Update (with NZer Běijīng resident Tony). That's my data point as a previous Mainland resident myself.

[@aaronmontgomery2055]

I enjoy them but they don't really understand the actual facts as it isn't available to them.

[@JustinKim-z2z]

Its not about genwration chuna is a communist country

[@ßhopkins]

Asian jealousy?? If there's such a thing, Japan would be the most hated.