Chinese culture and the way they think? Is it opposite from the Western World?

[@narf0339]

I think thats 1 of the reason china want to block most social sites in china, they dont want the chinese to be affected by the west. They are unique.

[@rgb9795]

@@verycool6022 all people are controlled you think you're not? by the way you talk you're controlled by your own media and they are good at making you're not realizing it

[@rgb9795]

@@verycool6022 listen we are different society we are not westerners we have way different culture.. let my country be my country and yours be yours.. you think everything that is good from your country will be good here too? this what i don't like about foreigner they always try to drag us into their things.. everything that is unlike them is BAD... our ancestor been here for 4000 years + empire rise and fall and we are still here with our own way.. learning here and there.... honestly i have nothing to criticize about your country even if i know you country colonized some country in south east asia for 300+ years but its your own country business... life is much more easier if you can accept difference than trying to say that you are the absolute righteous

[@Sakie6894]

@@verycool6022 I moved to Au since 14 and over the last 15 years China has opened up so much. if you do pay attention to the hk protest and compare how mainstream and minor media report the event very differently. you will know why the govt needs to block these news. the western world is trying so hard to stirrup shit- remember english is the primary language used and if they want to say shit about a non-english country. they will always win. also note there are 1.6 billion people in China. if 5% decide to pursue the hk style ""democracy"", people will live in pain. look at what they did to hk. I get your point about letting people choose what they want to watch, as I used to think the same. after so many years I come to realisation how precious stability and safety is to people, far more valuable than the so called freedom of speech. China has its own road of development and I'm pretty sure the govt will loose the control when the people are ready. I appreciate if people will stop pointing fingers about how Chinese govt run the country. no one has more right to speak than Chinese themselves. sometimes I feel the western world is trying to take the shelter and food away from Chinese and force them to eat "freedom of speech".. they are really not that interested.

[@HIDCOMMY]

@@verycool6022 so they learn how to do mass shooting ? white supremacy ? killing others for own benefit with name of DEMOCRACY and freedom ? thanks again ..

[@HIDCOMMY]

@@verycool6022 visible wall is better than invisible wall ...

[@hiacc8686]

The most difference between the Chinese culture and US is we didn't compare our culture and think we are better than other culture . All people got their own culture and habits ... so just respect each other .

[@SeekingUltimateSynthesis]

Ben Louis lol people need to learn to stop making general statements like you do here. Allllll countries have loads of people completely happy to complain about other countries and try to tell them what to do and how to live.

[@hiphoprockertom]

@Ben Louis What about Muslims in China --> Xinjiang re-education camps!

[@theheartneverstop]

I think we are not comparing because we think we are good even better! But we will not say it even ask people change it or let them learn form us

[@HIDCOMMY]

@@verycool6022 thanks for great jokes ....

[@wuxiang203]

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[@marcosolegariobaezlopez6615]

Gweilo 60; I am so happy that you, as a western, can realize there is a great different world out off there.

[@walkertongdee]

In Thailand I often hold the arm of my brother in law I have had a stranger sitting by me do the same if we are talking friendly, its nice actually its friendship and showing someone you like them.

[@elaineg60]

What does the scroll in back of you-on your left-say and show? LOVE that huge vase and the painting behind you! I have a smaller one that looks similar to the one in back of you. A young man who had been my first tutor, mainly working on the language with me-sent me a bunch of painting and calligraphy supplies he got from a family friend in Guangzhou last fall. He also sent me a “book” of paintings and scrolls he said they often use in the same way as copy books for calligraphy. Although I have high aspirations, right now I’m still working on my bamboo and sleeping kitty paintings. (That I don’t think are very good but because I stamped them with my new seals, some friends thought they were purchased & done by “professionals”. 😂). Ps, your wife is very beautiful, 😊

[@Gweilo60]

The picture behind me is a needle point Weifang did. It took her 6 hours a day for 3 years to complete. Talk about persistence. The scroll is simply a calendar and the big vase came from a hotel that went out of business.

[@elaineg60]

Gweilo 60 Your wife is extremely talented AND patient! Lol, I would NEVER have the patience and focus to do that! One reason I’m doing calligraphy and CPB is a sort of therapy for my ADD; plus, as my health problems got worse, I had a harder time trying to meditate. Putting some old Chinese flute music on and devoting several hours to calligraphy (or painting), have enabled me to calm down, focus and disappear into the zone whilst also working on my characters. Well, when my cat allows me to anyways. I just spent 30 minutes chasing her and my new calligraphy brush that she swiped off my table.... 🙄😸

[@hellomichellen]

You're spot on about the fact that it's cool to be smart for Chinese. I never heard of the terms "nerds" or "geeks" until I came to the US and it's sad that children get bullied for not being cool :/

[@VicmundLim]

Michelle Ng nihao. Are you an oversea and i like to be your friend

[@edny612]

Well there is ... we just rarely use them Such as 書呆子 蛀書蟲

[@VicmundLim]

Edward C. Really

[@plusonetenthousand136]

呆子 implies that he or she is not smart. For a hard working and smart student, 學霸 would be a proper nick name.

[@ziqixilailei8536]

Hi Gweilo, your view on Chinese culture is objetive and right on the spot. 👍👍👍 keep the good work👌👌👌

[@gangwu4541]

From what I can see here, your opinions toward this kind of topic have been largely shaped by a particular historical time period of modern China.

[@yitingzhao3997]

I have watched many videos of yours, I think you are really immersing in Chinese culture and this country. I hope I can have a chance to see you in Nanning, and talk with you when I go back to China. You are a really wise person who knows China better than me. hahahaha.. wish you all the best in China.

[@66jasonlim]

In Singapore, when you’re coughing, you don’t eat chicken or eggs... I guess we inherited that from Chinese medicine.

[@g-alicecheng1287]

I'm still mildly shocked till this day when I walk pass some guy peeing on the street or in the metro station in Paris... What is acceptable or not really differ from one place to another.

[@messiahking1710]

Nice！I like your talkshow！😄

[@shivarthpopat1130]

Awesome video your perspective is very refreshing and honest. I am a new subscriber can't stop binge watching your videos.

[@mottknil1372]

In Chicago they don’t use swords they use hand guns.

[@johnb8854]

I was not born Chinese but thank you for Educating westerners about China... I LOVED living in China and returning to China...

[@zengwang2694]

Thanks for sharing the videos about what's the difference between Chinese culture and the West.

[@alfredchen4579]

Sir, I really like the way you make videoes, really just about facts with interesting topics.

[@jiepeng489]

I am a guy and when I was in school back in China, I always held hands with my buddies.

[@veratek1]

It would be great if you could film and show us all these street places and people you talk about

[@sammil5478]

When my English teacher first came to China and saw people holding hands and putting arms around shoulders, she thought China was so gay. Totally agree with Gweilo, we don't even think of sexuality when we see this situation. We do have a lot of "skinship" with friends.

[@Flyingaceful]

Free spirit and happiness. Whatever makes them happy. Nothing wrong with that. I have few Asian friends and I noticed they take their friendship very seriously and very dependable!!!

[@VicmundLim]

Flyingaceful i like to be your friend and im chinese

[@hk-vs1tt]

whats the name and type of the Brandy you're having? so i will have that while in Nanning...cool..

[@kiddykid5089]

i want to explain why people do not remind people who litter cabbage. i have to say most of Chinese are quiet passive, and there is another big reason is that for example, there is a person who need help, and there are 100 person near by him. in this situation, people's responsibility is shared. all of them look forward to other people by him to help that person. kinds of like that. i don't know how to explain my opinion and it's happen to me. i hope you can get it.

[@Vermilion2049]

As a Chinese, I can confirm that academically successful kids are normally perceived to be cool. At there there is no bullying against them.

[@Ryan-xs2bx]

1:13 but we won't wear green helmet. Haha

[@顾怡婷]

I live in China. I have never seen anyone smoking in public for years. Nowadays, if a person smokes say in the elevator, he/she will be frowned upon. I don't know when this video was made, many many years ago, perhaps you can see people throwing garbage wherever you want. But nowadays, it's a rare thing to see people throwing garbage everywhere. Nowadays in Shanghai, the streets are so clean that stray dog are gonna have nothing to eat because garbage are sorted. Yeah, in China, we think it's cool to have high marks, to be good in academic domains, it's cool to be polite, respectful and courteous due to our culture and history. In ancient China, the only way to prosper your family or have a good future was to be public officials. The government officials were elected only by their academic performance. It's normal that people from different cultures exercise differently. I think old women like dancing in public because it's a kill-time for them to make friends and gather. It's the same as westerners like gathering in an open area, drinking beers, chatting, socializing. Nowadays, more and more young people exercise in gyms, riding shared bike. I think culture is shaped by everything, such as geography, climate, history and philosophy.

[@devensilvers6256]

Thank you for this video, moving to Shenzhen soon and need more information on the main cultural differences.

[@ducvinhto7363]

Gweilo, let me tell you this is a real story, there was an African guy who wants to be a doctor in China, after years of hard learning in Beijing, finally, He was graduated, He went to Wennan province of China, and works in a small village, peoples line up the first patient goes in and comes out right away, Villagers ask him, what's wrong, He said, I'm so scared I have never seen a black Doctor in my life.

[@jasminechen5409]

very interesting. Just one thing, China is very different from one city to another. Say, blue and pink definitely has its gender connotation in China. Maybe not as evidently everywhere, but it definitely is gender-associated. Then, The social part is spot-on. In general chinese are more community life-oriented. But with the morning alcohol, I can tell you it is really there. I am a Chinese from Fujian province.

[@whataboutbob9786]

Nice comment section. Getting more insight about Chinese culture, from different parts of China!

[@krimonstar5388]

What's the difference between mom's and grandma's chicken soups? Just kidding, thx for sharing your thoughts about the culture differences between China and western countries. I think you are doing a great job for introducing facts about China, in both positive and negative sides. Keep up and take care!

[@jflawless1375]

I don’t agree with you when you say that the differences are due to “China being blocked by the Great Wall for a few decades” Chinese culture has been developing within itself for thousands of years, longer than any other culture, and it’s not easily affected by other cultures simply because we believe it’s more advanced, we take in what is good and ignore the bad. If you take the differences you stated in this video to Hong Kong or Taiwan, you’ll see they are also there, despite the fact that these two Chinese places were quite open to the rest of the world compared to mainland China.

[@ChihuahuaXxX]

in karachi pakistan a few years ago i saw a clothes store called -Hitler Reloaded

[@robertsmithers9059]

Are the cigarettes Chinese-made? Because I've always maintained that American cigs are toxic because of the chemicals they're treated with and not from the tobacco. Maybe Chinese cigs are just natural tobacco?

[@johnniegarrison5134]

Cool

[@qiaowang7147]

I moved to Canada 20 years ago from China and I often miss the bustling atmosphere in China.

[@fengshi4284]

I think you should not generalie the western world. Europe is very different from America. Countries are also different within Europe.

[@mocyfei5531]

Gweilo 60: I have been lived in us for 22 years. I a got used to local society. Thank you for reminding me there are so much difference between China and Canada. But I do not think the brandy you drink can get bug out from you, you are addicted to alcohol frankly speaking. My young daughter can barely understand Chinese , however she is attracted by your talking about China.

[@henrikaize]

yes I agree Gweilo is addicted to alcohol , he several times ( if I am not mistaken ) drink while makin video like this. Beat your addiction for your own good

[@3nien]

hanafi tanudjaya He’s retired. What business is of yours if he likes alcohol.. he’s supporting his wife and taking care of his father in law.. why he’s not allowed to enjoy himself . It’s different if it’s a middle age man who doesn’t have a job but goes around getting drunk and makes his wife work in order to support him. Now there’s parasite. Kirk is a great guy and he’s from Saskatchewan and people from Saskatchewan can hold their liquor.

[@VicmundLim]

Minhui Zheng hi are you an oversea chinese and i like to be your friend

[@mocyfei5531]

Yes, we can be friend around great Gweilo 60. I actually enjoy his programs. I like to see with his eyes to chinese society I missed for a long period.

[@VicmundLim]

Minhui Zheng well im chinese. Nihao. Wanna chat on hangouts or fb or in whatsapp

[@AAA-yo8lw]

There is no strict rule in color, but pink is consider as a girl's color, blue is ok for both..

[@张铁一]

i think you have a very accurate and detailed observation on the chinese culture and society, maybe you should write a book.

[@魏振雄]

张铁一 yup that was a good idea...

[@hsingholee1058]

I think it's just that they are not too much exposed to western progressive thinking. Holding hands is simply a show of close friendship.

[@rocketscienc]

Since China is such a gigantic country and there are so many people, situations vary a lot. I can't agree with some of your thoughts. I have not heard much about not eating chicken when sick.

[@z3020979]

Chicken soup is for recovering, not for cure in China. When we are sick, usually we eat food that is easy to digest like congee. And it depend on which symptom you have too. You have different type of food for different type of sickness. Chinese believe every food have curing properties and the health and well being depending on the balancing of the food. In Chinese medicine term, there are ‘hot’, ‘cold’, ‘warm’ and ‘wet’ food. I am not an expert but generally speaking, eat a lot of the ‘hot’ food will give you inflammation or pimple , eat a lot of ‘cold’ food will give you diara. The warm food will generally ‘warm’ you stomach. The ‘wet’ food will give you pimple or blisters. So orange is cold, mandarin is hot, watermelon is cold, lychee is hot, mango is hot, ginger is warm, crab is wet, rice is neutral and so on. So you suppose to balance you body with the food you ate.

[@catcait2547]

excellent

[@alexhu9530]

Well, at least in Nanjing, we consider drinking children soup is a good thing for recovering from illness. I guess things are different in different provinces.

[@lujun2055]

I think you mean chicken soup, not children soup

[@mocyfei5531]

Horribly, sorry for Nanking kids. Worse than birth control. Haha.

[@countbaker5595]

Gotta go to Nanjing to try some children soup

[@cricetus9361]

children soup, COOL! I think you mean little boy's urine, good stuff for drink in traditional Chinese culture. LOL

[@wisdomleader85]

Glad I just found another cannibal.

[@beancoffee6907]

its not just China but the whole asia incl india have this closest amongst friends

[@walkertongdee]

In Thailand its rice and chicken soup when sick.

[@carygreat]

'When I was a kid, arrrr only a couple years ago'. hahaha

[@steve-uq5tl]

You need to go see and witness what they do to cats and dogs in that country and how they are tortured alive and agonize beyond belief ! These Chinese are so nice and I’m sure they know what goes on with these cats and dogs and if they have compassion they would’ve done something about this a long time ago.

[@sophiazhu8656]

I am Chinese. Chicken soup is good for you when you are sick. That’s what I am told since a child…

[@walkertongdee]

What you are talking about is the difference between a country like America they are individuals alone unto themselves, In many places like China and Thailand, for instance, they are together like brothers and sisters, one with each other.

[@wanghaoyu886]

we should not litter in public place, I know. young genenerations will do bette and better with education and sorts, but we don't so critize the people who do so much, because sometimes we just not educated that thingy. Dont be so harsh and judge. Dont assume people are just intending do harm and do bad. Especially we respect the elder, teacher, master etc. when they do inapproprate things we even more delicate, that's the respect need to pay. But could be addressed through education and then policy etc. things could be improved. I said my to my mom and dad dont litter, you know when I graduate in a city (then become an untouchy goody goody as they call me), but sometimes they litter anyway conciously or unconciously, I dont say a word again or think bad of them, they are good people I know. I dont agree litter arbitratily, but we will become better and better.

[@dennythedavinchi3832]

What we know most Chinese, they do not care whether weak people bullied or bit up in middle of the street but I believe there are increase number of good Samaritans in China day by day.

[@look007456]

this topic is interesting,i like it ,come from china

[@sstchan924]

Most Europeans for the 500 hundred years have taken the mantle of world hegemony and assume they would serve as the standards for the future world. It s a form of superiority complex. For China with its culture dating back 5000 thousand years, the West are parvenus. It is amusing. For deeper understanding of China, one must not only study the language but her culture, customs and history. To be fair Gweilo 60 did make some valid observations but the interpretations are shallow.

[@henryl6420]

I agree with you. While in China, I put my arms over my buddy’s shoulders until I learned that was a sign of gay in the west.

[@YangFengsen]

Henry L I like to keep our way

[@henrikaize]

their characters also so different , there are 214 basic characters , and can be combine into others new caharacter , but only two or three combination of basic characters. in western there are alphabet and you can combine all characters from alphabet into a word

[@ctleung168]

For thousands of years Chinese only learn 8 basic characters. The idiots will learn 214 characters. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKvUhaSci9etqq8

[@donga2000]

Chicken soup is also good for illnesses in China. It might be a local thing in Nan Ning that sick people are not allowed to eat chicken.

[@chrisphineondiek6538]

I have been telling people this. I love to find that I was right

[@krollpeter]

The big difference is this. If you thought that you should not eat chicken soup when you have a cold, you would also know a reason behind that "rule". Your wife likely does not know why you should not eat chicken soup, she just knows the rule. I hope that everybody understands I do not intend to offend anyone. And by the way. chicken and essence of chicken is one of the few foodstuffs which are proven to have a (moderate) positive effect on a cold.

[@Opium2000]

Correct you one thing, Chinese do public dancing, tai-chi exercise is nothing about not knowing external world before 80s. It's a general Chinese civilian culture for a long time. Such thing also happen in Hong Kong and Taiwan.

[@look007456]

good,come from china,The most difference between the Chinese culture and US is we didn't compare our culture,Chinese exercise yo collect energy ( tai chi ) , western exercise to spend energy ,,daodeching

[@henrikaize]

sword ? you mean fake sword or wooden sword , or real sword ?

[@julioduan7130]

all types of swords, real ones and fake ones.

[@nickzhu3941]

steel one, but not sharpen.

[@Svorpal]

I guess you can't generalize the phenomena you described to all the Chinese. My family is Chinese but we do drink chicken soup when we are sick.

[@魏振雄]

Western vampire also not same with chinese vampire... western vampire is dracula.. chinese vampire is dress like manchu black cloth and keep jumping haha....

[@Svorpal]

that is actually a zombie.

[@meilingliu6530]

Red mean luck, while pink mean healthy !

[@jacktan8151]

I don’t know the brandy is prescription 😂😂

[@张杰-c6q]

I think Westerners like Canadian are better educated about personal responsibility for community. I think maybe 20 years later in big cities of China few people will let their dog poop in the streets. Exactly Shanghai is a good example, if you have the opportunity to visit different city, it will be a good video to make comparison between different cities. Cities in China don't develope balanced like west cities, we have a much shorter modern history, we need time.

[@boomwowsion64]

pink is girl's color and blue is boy's color here. I guess some people just don't care.

[@rafski-travels-1984]

Pink is the colour of the inside of my mother and I shall never return to her murky womb which extinguishes, coddles and transmutes the hero within. Blue is pointed out by your father's finger as a sea's/sky's horizon of anticipation for exploration and glory, nothing more steadfast and masculine then that. Who knows what is genuine cultural thought as the slate was wiped clean during the cultural revolution quite recently. Some of their cultural thought might have just been conjured up by their government since the 50s as part of urban legends, to render them compliant.

[@bobdemott]

I hope people don't take you serious on what you just said and I am not saying you are lying, I go and spend two months in Chengdu every year with my Chinese family and nothing is remotely true that you have said what you have said simple doesn't happen that way there.

[@asleytamkei4323]

Unfortunately, certain people do not share that tolerances of other culture and bring different.. that is some kinda of born human trait ?

[@look007456]

The most difference between the Chinese culture and US,All people got their own culture and habits,chinese dao,taolism,taiji

[@chinfoomaa]

The nerds in China gets the best girls.Not the captain of the school basketball team.

[@henrikaize]

the language influences how the way n quality people thinking , I guess . And may be the behaviour of people

[@henrikaize]

what can you explain about Greek language ??

[@henrikaize]

thank you

[@BBB-wb6rf]

"People are prisoners of their own languages." Not sure who said that.

[@jerryanderson4329]

no pink is girl color, this most Chinese acknowledge, just some people don't care.

[@szedd7451]

Chinese do care about color. Male don't prefer pink color but girls will more prefer pink or red color. These are no differences.

[@messiahking1710]

Take care of yourself！Keep it up！

[@ralphng9941]

it was called a bamboo curtain by that time

[@kynchan3332]

Chinese have a shame based culture where mistakes and apologizing is bad. In the West on the quest for progress mistakes will be made and apologizing is usually easy. Without making mistakes, daring to do new things no progress can be made and no innovation is possible. Shame based cultures are weak. The quicker they get rid of it the better. The Confucian value of hierarchies are always being challenged by new technology, competition, changing values and state policy and support. In a rapidly changing world remaining static is not an option.

[@gordonsek]

THE WEST HAS TO LEARN ABOUT CROSS CULTURAL COMMUNICATION IN ORDER TO UNDERSTAND OTHERS

[@arthurso3073]

we are totally different spices. white people are the ghost whereas we are the human being. This is why there are big differences.

[@Miketrt]

When you said, "about" I realize you were Canadian!

[@与天相斗其乐无穷]

Your interpretation of Chinese culture origin is totally wrong. History of Chinese culture dated thousands of years ago and without break, not like Western culture.

[@Svorpal]

@G H I guess you've passed some history classes and learned lots of biases and made-up facts.

[@waynet8953]

Western culture is sex obsessed, and a big factor may be the commercialisation of sex in advertising.

[@魏振雄]

Yes the way chinese thinking are not same as western ppl.....

[@v-data6714]

You have been in China for 14 years but you still don't really understand the culture there. I can point out so many misunderstanding of the Chinese culture and tradition that you have in your video but I won't do that here. After all you are friendly to China and the people as well. My only suggestion is that you can try to learn the culture not just from what you see but also from doing a lot of readings, that being said, learn the language and start picking up some history books written by ancient Chinese authors. By the way, in you video you said the great wall stopped the Chinesr from the west or the outside world, that is wrong. The great wall was a defensive line for ancient China to keep those horsemen from the north to invage the interior China, but it never ever stopped the Chinese people from interacting with the west or the other parts of the world. Still, I think at least you are trying to undetstand this great civilization, while some others who usually knows nothing about the country, the people and the culture and refuses to learn about it, and just starts to tell the Chinese how to live or what to do. For this reason I will give you a good thumb up. Cheers.

[@Isweir]

the great wall he meant is the wall that seperates china and the rest of the world, like, you can't get into hk or hk can't get into mainland china.

[@maxsweetman6341]

Chinese people please don’t lose your innocence

[@OldSchoolLad]

this guy should at least know the fact that most asian countries' cultures are deeply influenced by chinese culture, we always know what the world is going on, we discovered the land of america before Columbus, what we are different from you is that we don't shove our culture down your throat, we don't force you to practice what we practice, that's the root difference between chinese way of thinking and Christianity.

[@dennythedavinchi3832]

It's complicate thing but please do not mention all cultures in western world are same. They are not all like Americans or Canadians. I myself live in Canada but still feels little weird but meet french people outside Canada, they are much more comfortable.

[@andrewkang5369]

many chinese guy being called gay in Canada, but they are not

[@flyerzy]

the western world has a storng law system and people are already get to used to it and become to habbit. China is making more and more law for them too, it really take some time! i am a chinese and i used to live in US. i like both places!

[@rowo175]

its so funny hear all those thing from u , ahahhahaha

[@canardeur8390]

_"Then you add the lady wearing the blue helmet and the guy wearing the pink helmet and then you have to think would you ever see this in the Western World"_ Then you add the lady wearing trousers and the guy wearing a skirt and then you have to think would you ever see this in the Western World. Sorry, could not prevent myself to make this joke. But after all, why not.

[@canardeur8390]

By the way, congrats for quitting smoking. As a non-smoker, I have no real clue about how hard it is to quit but I know the challenge exists. You seem not to have gained weight after quitting. It is a pity that Chinese women are smoking more than before according to what you say.

[@walkertongdee]

In Thailand pink is a girls color

[@jeffreyrafferty4888]

Sign me up!

[@siowlimchow7755]

The swords are made for exercise. If you think it is dangerous, then you should consider how air hammer is commonly used in the west. As for colour thing, you always see and being limited to your values. If you ever thing further, you would not have made those comments. From the way, the sentences are structured and the words, and facial expressions, obviously you don't respect Chinese and their cultures. In a similar way, you have shown your upbringing, your values. With those, you are being judged

[@zhaoxunyan4016]

Actually the worship of toughness and ignorance is irrational. Chinese learned that science and technology is the most powerful thing in the world, in a hard way. So there is no one looking down upon someone who is more intelligent and has more advanced technology.

[@zhaoxunyan4016]

And I believe green tea is more helpful to your cold than alchohol.

[@zhangzhaotcify]

For thousands of years until 18th century, China is the centre of the world connected to middle east by the silk road while Europe tried very hard to be able to trade with Asia. Then industrial revolution changed everything....

[@glowndark1]

Z Zhang what are you implying here? forget about your glorious past, I am an ethnic Chinese myself, this is the thing that I despise everytime when I see people like you saying things like 5000 of continuous civilization and shit, get over it! Now the Japanese is more advance that China, Donald Trump told China what to do about North Korea like a boss! you don't see China is a little backward?

[@zhangzhaotcify]

China is less advanced than Japan now but what is the problem of someone being proud of his nation's past? Stop your double standard. You will see China become a powerful and developed country in your lifetime.

[@bx6088]

budi RJ once you are not proud of Chinese history and civilization, you are not Chinese any more. Whatever you call yrself, please don’t call yourself as a chinese. 华夷之辩: 夷狄入中国，则中国之，中国入夷狄，则夷狄之。

[@asleytamkei4323]

The them or us is nooo more,, the third force factor is trending and evolving to entertain the lord/ Faher and all his spiritusl audiences in universes! 😱😍😎🤗🤐

[@daniela_dundel]

that the people holding hands with same sex is because of the hard way getting in touch with different sex without marrying at once in villages or small counties.... u r naive or not well informed.... why don't ask the neighbors or get in touch instead speculating from the distance?