Overseas Chinese and Jewish Diaspora | Dr. Roger King 金乐琦博士 | TEDxShanghai

[@adric137]

Jews have lived in China for thousands of years, the original Jewish community has survived the strongest in Kaifeng ,China. Most of the original Jewish community of China lost their identity via assimilation.Recently some Kaifeng Chinese Jews have immigrated to Israel.

[@bennettbullock9690]

I think one of the things that Dr. King misses is that, despite surface similarities, Chinese and Jewish culture differ on one major thing. Jewish culture seems to favor debate and critical thinking, while Chinese culture values consensus and face-saving, allowing disputes to either disappear or be quietly resolved behind the scenes. When it comes to how both cultures master systems of thought, the Chinese approach is to imitate it diligently and eventually make subtle refinements, whereas the Jewish approach seems to be to break it down to its essentials and rebuild it from scratch.

[@wanghui562]

Debate and critical thinking only work within small groups, i.e. within Chinese elites behind closed doors or for small populations like the Jews. A billion people debating each other and free thinking equals paralysis. In terms of systems of thought, I agree. China ought to encourage first principles thinking in selected domains.

[@Tan92lfc]

I am Chinese first. I wish to renounce my Malaysian identity by migrating out soon.

[@sitoudien9816]

I think the King means well but his presentation is full of generalities and stereotypes and common knowledge about both groups. He's making his audience feel good about itself. Lots of facts and figures. But nothing we didn't know before. If he made is audience uncomfortable then maybe we learned something new.

[@donmills5341]

Well said, that is exactly what I want to say!

[@conned]

Ditto, filled with inaccuracies stereotypes... Historian Chinese Chamber ( retired

[@yliang1688]

Exactly. First we are self-reliant. We are all very hard working. The third is that, we value education, education, education and education."

[@kynchan3332]

@sheng liu The Chinese in the West don't tend to recommend other Chinese into positions of power. They tend to see it as competition for themselves. So it is difficult to form strong groups of powerful people that would otherwise be able to earn even more and to gain political power. (At the very top political power goes hand in hand with generating even more wealth, where the permission to do something or get around something may be all that is needed.) Many Jews however can see the bigger picture. There are many in politics and there are private firms where any one not Jewish can not gain any control of that organization.

[@tiangcs8069]

Kyn Chan , Confucius teaching in the way(doesn't promote)the self importance thingy only but emphasises harmony with others and the environment thingy.

[@kindface]

Quite a few Chinese ethnic groups have gotten into this habit of fashioning themselves the Chinese Jews. It is of course a backhanded compliment. The Hakkas like to invoke this story that because they were originally nomads from the north of China, everywhere they went through the centuries as they migrated south, local Chinese ethnic groups would be hesitant to accept them, hence according them the same regard as Jewish people were supposedly regarded in various parts of the west. This, of course, runs the risk of offending some Jewish people with a stereotype whilst being a bit self-indulgent on the part of the Hakkas (or, in this case, the speaker). Whatever the case, live and let live, and yes, there is a lot of similarities between the Jews and the Chinese, in good ways.

[@KS-zu6ps]

I'm Chinese and I don't see any similarity both the jewish and Chinese culture. But we love Jewish people.

[@Marrea-q1m]

both obviously escaped communists for the majority of them,

[@lppoqql]

I think one thing that was not proper to mention in such an event is the fact that Jews and Chinese both suffered horrible discrimination in western societies.

[@viking7084]

Everyone throughout time have been discriminated against, now and forever! Its a damn shame but when you organize your thinking around group, you always exclude other groups. Of course you could learn to be an individual and organize the world around individuals.... or keep fighting. We evolved within the real world and survived; our nature is fundamental. Learn to think fundamentally. If you want to stop racism never speak of it again and teach everyone to do the same. Its a consciousness thing.

[@rexo10able]

@@viking7084 Not every CULTURE is made to teach their people to think, get education, get ahead. To want to learn and assimilate is not a given to many cultures.

[@paulmaking1980]

I agree with everything Dr. Roger King has said! The Chinese & Jewish people are very similar indeed. The Chinese & Jews are old, proud & great civilizations, Chinese & Jewish have a long friendship since ancient times. respect for family, respect for education, great business people & entrepreneurs & long suffered prejudice & racism.

[@JohnSmith-fo7jg]

Absolute propaganda... It started some decades ago to make the jewish culture accepted in China; 30 years ago you never heard of jews in china, but today it is considered "hip" for Chinese to be associated with jews, this is reflected in many aspects of chinese culture, art, food, finances, etc... They are creating the notion that jews and chinese go way way back and that the relationship between them comes from a place of harmony and "supposed" harships, you know, they are pandering to the proud side of Chinese culture. The transfer of technology to China comes from Israel, the financial support of the Chinese economy comes from many banks around the world. China did not do this on their own, they were primed for it, but defenetly chosen to be the next empire... The US has served its purpose, that is why we are being used now only as an attack dog. You find it hard to believe, that's ok, it will become more obvious as time passes.

[@viking7084]

Everyone throughout time have been discriminated against and suffered, now and forever! Its a damn shame but when you organize your thinking around group, you always exclude other groups. Of course you could learn to be an individual and organize the world around individuals.... or keep fighting. We evolved within the real world and survived; our nature is fundamental. Learn to think fundamentally. If you want to stop racism never speak of it again and teach everyone to do the same. Its a consciousness thing.

[@JohnSmith-fo7jg]

@@viking7084 you are 100% correct, and people have also always conspired with others to gain an upper hand, regardless of beliefs from culture or religion; that's why this is not a religious nor race comment, it is a comment addressing a basic human condition that many of us are suffering from.

[@GGJiaJia]

@@JohnSmith-fo7jgd e f e n e t l y

[@chulaniwickramasinghe9043]

Dr King talks about Education of Jews & Chinese in USA............. Actually it is the South Asian immigrants who have the most education.......... 68 % with College education.........& the HIGHEST median income ethnic group............

[@sapphirevived933]

Wrong, Taiwanese and Nigerian are. And Taiwanese are ethnically Chinese.

[@syedmaricar9946]

Good talk for all .Hard work education putting up to discrimination and unity at end coming up in everything thank you

[@somwangphulsombat8468]

Indonesia in 1965,India in 1962 and Malaysia for Bhumiputra privileged, are the obvious examples

[@hendrakurniawan3658]

1998 in indonesia too

[@moneyking2540]

Chinese people and Jewish people are law abiding with great respect to Fathers and love for Mothers. They are both Clanish but Chinese people can live and mix with any people on earth.Chinese don't consider themselves as the Chosen people of God. So they can adapt to any religion or no religion. Another great dissimilarity is population.

[@davidschalit907]

Money King You don’t understand the concept of 'chosen'.

[@CUTeTeacherTaiwan]

Jews as "Chosen people" ~ firstborn in a Chinese family: greater responsibility, need to be an example of ethical behavior

[@francishallare204]

David Schalit I've been thinking a lot jews fear assimilation and intermarriage yet they love living in gentile societies. You were given a land why not live there?

[@devondevon4366]

At 11:49, the percentage of Chinese in Singapore is listed as 54% constituting 90% of the billionaire in Singapore (according to the graph) , but I think about 75% of Singapore's population is ethnic Chinese, not 54% (about 21% percentage point short)

[@MrParlam]

only because of the majority of the Chinese Singapore became such a successful country

[@邱平-j9j]

@@MrParlam although I do want to take the credit dor ourselves, I must insist Singapore's success largely owes to Lee Kuang Yew, the formal minister. He was a great leader, he made the Singaporean from different ethnic backgrounds unit, to recognize themselves as Singaporean. Very impressive work.

[@joekerr8334]

The real number is 76%.

[@short-leggedturtle1315]

It is interesting how Chinese Americans are completely aware of the discrimination that the Chinese have faced in the United States but don't have any interest in looking into how non-Chinese have been treated in China over the centuries.

[@HDsharp]

non chinese get a sweet ride in asia, far better than their chinese counter parts do in the west. If i was to tell you everything i hated about the west and the way chinese have been mistreated, i could get really pissed very fast. But i dont get the hate get to me.

[@allyniu1516]

Very informative! Thank you!

[@ptaing8]

Thai King's ancestor and Cambodia PM Hun Sen both are Chinese from my hometown chaozhou. They are richest men in the world and they won Thailand and Cambodia respectively. Jewish is not even come close to Chinese, period.

[@beaucointreau5665]

Enjoyed the talk Dr. King. Thank you for broadening many people's horizons.

[@kimkoh502]

A good nut shell simple, clear, presentation . This is not meant to be academic. All Chinese and Jewish people grow up knowing but not those outside this cultural paradigm. Mr. King...Mr Gold, good job!

[@aungimtan4826]

Very good 👍 Thank you 🙏 ❤

[@adric137]

Jews originated in the Middle east ,but they can be of any race,ancestry or ethnic group.

[@greenmachine5600]

Mostly Caucasian actually, but many have different ethnicities as well.

[@hc768]

The Jews was not treated well in shanghai because shanghai was occupied by the Japanese and they were blocked by Japanese army from free movement. Exactly what they doing now in gaza

[@zhouwu]

Shanghainese are notorious for being materialistic throughout China.

[@donkeykong516]

In every nation & culture, there are materialistic & non materialistic people. We can’t be out of one mold. On jealous people complain

[@zhouwu]

@@donkeykong516 Well, that's just the stereotype. Of course, I've met non materialistic Shanghainese, who are plain wonderful. But boy oh boy, the materialistic Shanghainese... Terrible.

[@mrblobby6284]

@@zhouwu like the parisians are infamous in France for being rude and arrogant!

[@zhouwu]

@@mrblobby6284 Pretty much. There's plenty of parallels between the two. Shanghai is the biggest city in China, bigger than even Beijing. Paris... Thinks the whole country revolves around them. Shanghainese tend to look down on the rest of the country as country bumpkins, including Beijingers, due to being the biggest city in China. Paris.... Is the biggest city in France and it's the capital and if people only know one city in France, it tends to be Paris, so pretty much triple bragging rights. Paris is the origin of standard French, so pretty much think their French is superior to the French of all the rest of France. Especially the South of France. Shanghainese... Tend to think that they are above speaking Mandarin and prefer to just speak really fast incomprehensible Shanghainese. I mean, being the most populous city of the most populous country on earth at the moment does certain things to your worldview. Especially since Shanghai used to host the international centre where 8 different countries had delegations there, post Boxer Revolution, which was meant as a punitive measure, but ironically made that city the most international on earth with people from China, the USA, the UK and their Commonwealth Empire, from the Austria-Hungarian Empire, from Germany, from Japan, from Italy, from two other Continental great powers I've forgotten off the top of my head, kinda lived in proximity to each other, each in their own enclave. I mean, honestly, if there was a time or place to go back to, that's where I would want to go. It'll be awesome. Imagine being a curious Chinese child with enough connections to get free access into each and every enclave: it'll be a goldmine for learning new languages and about the world and the different worldviews. It'll produce natural diplomats. Such a pity the Qing Dynasty regime failed to capitalise on that opportunity to train her own citizens in becoming the most advanced on earth, held back by nationalistic pride. Such a lost golden opportunity!

[@kooisengchng5283]

Rich Chinese donate to everyone, not only to fellow chinese. Eg. educational institutions , research foundations, fine arts programmes. You can see for yourself in all the major cities of US and elsewhere.

[@dechenmo8966]

For those who commented that this lecture is riddled with nonfactual generalizations, the best you can do is to elaborate on falsehoods and truths rather than point fingers.

[@steven1902]

Did Japanese not help settle east european Jews in Shanghai during WW2?

[@CutiePie-jt4sn]

EXCELLENT AND WONDERFUL TALK!!! THE POINTS ARE SO SPOT ON.

[@jedhuang3817]

talking about Chinese similarity to Jewish may not be a good thing. Jewish triggered quite a lot hate in history.

[@casper-z9rkls6gl]

The Chinese had similar experiences in Indonesia and the Wild West.

[@vicaravitakka8332]

The Jews "triggered" nothing. Because they were immigrants with little direct political power, hate groups through the centuries found it convenient to blame them for anythi ng and everything.

[@thubuntu]

@@casper-z9rkls6gl Also in Vietnam and other south east asian countries...

[@donkeykong516]

Hmm..if Jews can powerful with small patch of land. With China size & population, being like Jews is powerful combination.

[@dosais]

Chinese are hardworking and disciplined, however no one values education so intense as Indians but they fall behind being enterpreneaurs

[@teohjohnny]

Yes, imdian caste system really hindered India proģress .

[@iraseiden]

The Jewish immigrants to the USA during the peak between about 1880 to 1920 were highly represented in starting small businesses in laundries and restaurants and food stalls. It is highly unlikely that Chaplin was Jewish. Although if by some chance his Mother's Mother or Grandmother etc were possibly Jewish then Chaplin would be considered Jewish.

[@mariochung8875]

Education is important but quality education is better. The author of this video is not an American born Shanghainese. He is an American of Shanghainese descent. He is not chinese because he doesn’t has chinese nationality. If there is a war between China and the USA, he will have to kill Chinese people because he was part of the US Navy. He is not Asian because he was not born or raised in Asia. Asians have several races. He is just a Yellow person. His ancestors are chinese. Laws in China do not allow double nationality, so he is not Chinese American. Chinese is a nationality not a race. Yellow is a race, and are everywhere in the world. So, rewrite all this deceitful vocabulary is you value True Education.

[@tamara3782]

What a Canadian Psychologist Knows about Israel that Israelis Do Not Jordan Peterson, a Canadian media personality, clinical psychologist, author, and professor emeritus at the University of Toronto, describes himself as a “classic British liberal.” The media often describes him as conservative. Be that as it may, his words to a 3,000 strong audience at the International Convention Center in Jerusalem should not fall on deaf Israeli ears because when he says emphatically, “You have a tremendous moral responsibility,” and “Show the world what the holy city could look like - because we need it,” we should understand that he speaks for billions and the onus really is on us. A couple of weeks ago, at an event hosted by The Daily Wire in Jerusalem, Peterson said, “Everyone looks here to see how you are doing under this tremendous assault of adversarial criticism - as this little tiny people in the middle of no-man’s land - as a cardinal model of the nation state and the city on the hill. You have a tremendous moral responsibility like you have perhaps had for your entire history for reasons that are very difficult to understand.” The problem is that what non-Jews feel about Israel and Israelis, we refuse to admit because while they can simply express how they feel, we have to respond to those emotions. It is a heavy burden to be responsible for the world’s problems. It is perfectly understandable that we refuse to admit it and strive to either deny it or assimilate among the nations. But the nations will clearly not allow us to do either. We have been decrying our fate for centuries; we have written books about it, and we even titled one of them Israel, the Ever-dying People. However, when it comes to doing what we must, to making ourselves “a shining light on a hill,” as Peterson put it, we turn our backs on our mission and blame each other for the hatred turned against us. The obligation we avoid is our obligation to each other, to unite “as one man with one heart” and become the “cardinal model” that Peterson and the rest of the world want to see. They do not need our high-tech industry or our sophisticated weapons. They need our unique, authentic moral system, the one that was established on the basis of love of others. Only if we establish our society in Israel based on this value, we will win the world’s approval. The world is aching for it. Some of the people will ask this from us nicely, the way Peterson articulated it. Others will demand it through violence. Either way, we will know no peace or peace of mind until we provide the world the example of unity and solidarity that we must.

[@addisonsteiner6473]

Sweeping generalizations and tired stereotypes.

[@天朝鹰派一一漢武帝華]

你说的没错！

[@cyber1991]

You got the figures wrong for Indonesia, the official figure is 2.8 million

[@caesarianwijaya884]

Not, dr King is right about the number. I'm Indonesian and i know Chinese-Indonesian actually more than 7 million in Indonesia. Many of them are assimilated and sometimes no longer to identified themselves as a Chinese. But despite they don't identified themselves as a Chinese anymore, they are still a Chinese.

[@compareandcontrast6629]

Unfortunately, I think this well-meaning man fell into both Sinophobia and Antisemitism by generalising both communities as loving to accumulate wealth and being stingy...

[@larrydavid5260]

Actually, I didn't feel that from him at all. He put a positive connotation on both generalizations (wealth accumulation and stinginess), emphasized the similarities of both cultures, and even recommended that other overseas diasporas emulate the qualities of the cultures he described. (e.g. do not underestimate the value of accumulation of wealth and frugality/stinginess) Btw, you used the phrase "stinginess", he used the phrase "cheap" and the phrase "frugal". Language is complicated, but in general I think you don't feel comfortable because we associate certain words with positivity or negativity. That association is made on a personal level based on our past experiences of the usage of the word. But in the end it is only a word, if you change your association of the word, then you will feel less uncomfortable. Something he could have done better is the overall presentation and perhaps choice of language he used. He is a pretty old guy, overall I think it was a passable talk.

[@phillip76]

What is wrong with wealth accumulation, and being cheap?

[@sbcwinn]

There was not any antisemetic implications here at all. Actually, quite the opposite. Also the word "stingy" wasn't used. Both Chinese and Jews are giving people. It is my impression that Roger was referring to frugality which refers to value for money.

[@WalkingSideways]

The word you're looking for is Orientalism/Orientalised. It's the Othering and subordination of differences. What he's doing is Self-Orientalism, it can be positive or negative, this is the positive Othering of Chinese and Jews.

[@lordkent8143]

Thought the Hakka Chinese are considered the Chinese Jews

[@tjinc002]

Interesting take

[@demetriomoura170]

Great and coherent explanation. Tks!

[@lenkipgen9950]

I would love Shanghai.

[@rexo10able]

Nice place, except for the air ... a thriving place, you need some nerve

[@lysanderhuynh]

I started exploring too! You will notice that Issachar were specialized workers, and Zebulun were businessmen and merchants. I was also an electrician in the US Navy.

[@michaeldeane9029]

He is wrong when he says Jews don't have a homeland. Our spiritual homeland is Israel..

[@hendrakurniawan3658]

he mean that jews get kick out by force, doesnt have chill question about where are u from , like samari ? bethlehem? nazareth? jerusallem etc when all of you been kick out by force. the chinise is like generational vacation out side of china

[@michaeldeane9029]

@@hendrakurniawan3658 I'd try to respond buy I haven't a clue what you're trying to say. When you get educated and learn the facts then we can debate.

[@jaychow21]

The percentage of economies in Southeast Asia that are dominated by Chinese are from 2 provinces in China; Guangdong & Fujian. The Cantonese, Hakka and Teochew came from Guangdong province, whereas the Hokkien came from Fujian province. The Top 3 highest IQ, is usually always Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan. Again they are from Guangdong and Fujian province. How can you discredit these 2 provinces and give it all to Ningbo (Zhejiang province) and claim that shanghainese are the Jews of China. There are 3 main groups in Shanghai; Cantonese (Elite and Commerce class), Ningbo/Shaoxing (middle class) and Jiangbei (lower/working class). If you look at Chinese articles you can find this. The famous Shanghai 四大公司 during the 民國 period were all Cantonese.

[@clairecoco]

really good comparison.

[@tivoni]

You made one mistake, our homeland is Israel.

[@TheMahmoudmasoud]

Palestine is my home land Judaism is a religion not a race God did not promise u anything

[@tivoni]

@@TheMahmoudmasoud And you belong to a nation of terrorism.

[@TheMahmoudmasoud]

@@tivoni we dont bomb civilians with white phosphorus Enough lying The terrorism card is old now A pathetic way to get away with your bad sins

[@hamberbar]

@@TheMahmoudmasoud We are the descendants of Judea tribe and ”Palestine” is a name the Roman colonizers give to our homeland Judea after kicking us out 1900 year's ago to disconnect it from us. This is our one and only ancestral historical land.

[@laupha]

20 secs ads every 5 mins on a 19mins video?? Really? Is that supposed to be inspirational too?

[@慎二田中-h5f]

Jewish (Occidentale) & Chinese (Orient) to counterweight Capitalist & Socialist like Singapore.

[@queeneggplant]

he's incorrect - Jews have a strong sense of homeland - it's Israel. It is written in our religious scriptures.

[@mslayous1]

Very shallow analysis full of inaccuracies and generlazinations

[@blackopal3138]

Check that, dog. Exhibit C28 in the case for The Chinese Century of Subversion plot.

[@Christusolus]

care to elaborate on the specifics?

[@tiangcs8069]

Especially on the Confucius thingy. Haha cheers.

[@kokpeter1]

Like what?

[@MS-rg6ku]

Actually it was very accurate, I've read extensively on this subject and he didnt generalize at all, you probably misheard him because you are so old and your hearing is bad or because you don't like facts that contradict your bias

[@kindface]

TedX conferences are going down the commodity route. There’s nothing in King’s presentation that we haven’t heard before. It’s just fluff.

[@danielx8]

What % of Chinese lives in Africa?

[@MeiinUK]

WHAT ?! The government took over your family house, and you did not dispute this and to take it BACK ?!!?! The exclusion act was created because the US wanted the Communist, and the Nationalist to resolve issues... and to raise the country up. This is why. And even so... to now, a lot of people do not take care of each other either. When you see a competition.... Most would not actually do that... This is the main issue.

[@Ray89135]

If the China was so friendly and welcoming to the Jews, then why did they all leave eventually?

[@teohjohnny]

They don't leave...they assimilate...there are many of them with surname Lee from Kaifeng city

[@zack_120]

too many possible reasons better to ask them.

[@teohjohnny]

@The Tale of Rome - El Cuento de Roma most of them are no longer Jewish by religion and are no different than Han Chinese

[@Ray89135]

@@teohjohnny I'm referring to the jews that came during 19th & 20th century and settled in Shanghai. They're all gone.

[@tiangcs8069]

Ray , I reckon gone after fleezing the Chinese with the opium thingy and consequently acquired the capital to take over the western financial system! Haha cheers

[@naserrahman1877]

9:30 12:00

[@hanoimuathu123]

the so called doctor give anecdotes rather than insight. 20min wasted.

[@davidd7940]

Also, ethical behavior is very important in Judaism.

[@tiangcs8069]

Probably taking a leaf out of Confucius teaching! Haha cheers

[@Ray89135]

If the Jews were treated well in Shanghai, then why didn't they stay there?? (No Jews in Shanghai now).

[@rexo10able]

Not so. Not at all.

[@50351181]

Probably pre-1979 Chinese communist party weren’t too keen on Jews capitalist ideology.

[@museumbuff]

In 1948, Iserael was founded and China was in civil war right after WWII...

[@paulklemer]

Nobody works 24/7. You would not be human

[@showbusiness5844]

Wow I find the people in this comment section severely lack respect and intelligence

[@zack_120]

lack of respect, yes, but intelligence? no.

[@mutinlupa]

This Dork is extremely full of himself. 20 minutes of him bragging about he and his family's accomplishments.

[@lulugutierrez1558]

It would have been interesting to also show pictures of Chinese Jews. They are small in number but some still hold on. They also have documents to prove their origin. ✌🏿.

[@33bb33bb]

They are part of the 12 tribes, Ghengis Khan (Khazarian descendant) did a real number on them.

[@lulugutierrez1558]

B.E.S Thats right.

[@Andrea_Manconi]

Show us the Ainu, we can tell them easily :)

[@garysymons410]

Was there any real economic reason for the US to prohibit chinese entry in the 1800's such as a labour surplus , further import would have only caused USA wages to fall further , it need not have been racial , since there was already a lot of african and hispanic migrants , not to mention those from Europe , I come from South Africa ,to where lots of cantonese speakers migrated for the gold boom , early 1900's but later many left , then in the 1960's many came from Hong Kong , and Taiwan, , but in the 1990's many left for UK, USA, or China, and to day the chinese are from Beijing engaged in selling imported goods . Great talk

[@iraseiden]

At around 16:00 you discuss "homeland". Jewish People distinctly have a Homeland, that is Aretz Yisroel - The Land of Israel. The current official nation called The State of Israel is the 5th Jewish kingdom in the same land. Also in the recent past there was a saying "lantsman" i.e. land-man that is someone who had been born in and had lived in a European nation before particularly coming to the USA. So 'lantsman' implied you were from the same land when you discover that is so. Just as there are DRASTIC regional differences in China, as you point out your background is Shanghai, Jewish people are 'lantsmen' from one nation or another but ALL have a Homeland which is Israel. I mention these points briefly but they are very serious considerations when discussing the Jewish People and the Homeland which is Israel as well as the respect for different 'lantsmen'.

[@IamZanderChen]

the first Jews were in China around 500 a.d. , why is no one covering that.

[@IamZanderChen]

the jewish people are not jews. yes , we all know. im talking about the real ones that were in china around 500ad

[@Omega13channel]

Azarel you are correct. The first Jews in China came via the Silk Road from Persia and Iraq. To this day there are thousands of Jews in Kaifeng.

[@IamZanderChen]

so the question is how do we find those of the right one, of the right pedagree

[@Omega13channel]

The right one?

[@lalboithaokip8709]

definitely we have a history. at least 20 % of Chinese are Jewish. even Tibetans are the Lost tribe of Israel.

[@camproHuahin]

In the truth,the Chinese came from Pluto or Venus I'm not quite sure yet!

[@TheAlanFFM]

A lot of these facts are wrong. I think he has the right intention but a lot of his points fall flat if you take other realities into account.

[@TheMahmoudmasoud]

Waste of time .. i dont know what message are you trying to deliver

[@htin08]

No hidden messages. Just some similarities and differences between two groups of people.

[@haipengzhang4840]

Why your family name is King ? There is no such a Chinese family name, is it "Jin"; tell us the story, why you change it to King ?

[@DT-eg4ip]

Converted to Christianity.

[@tehbeng3614]

In hokkien , is pronounced as kim or king for jin.

[@MrParlam]

He is extremely presumptuous

[@zoomzoom530]

Charlie Chaplin was NOT Jewish!!

[@hymanmcginty7929]

Laca Port Pity he didn't do his homework on that one. Makes you wonder where else he came up short.

[@Elivinu]

There was no birth record of Charlie Chaplin but he was widely believed not be born in UK. Some researchers claim his family came from Russia fleeing Progroms and assumed he very well could be Jewish & I guess that does hold a bit of water... he kinda looked Jewish/Southern European,he did NOT have typical northern European features.

[@observer2192]

This is a lot of waffle. What is purpose of all this?

[@observer2192]

@Peter Parker about what? That Jews are everywhere? So what?

[@adric137]

Yes what about the Kaifeng Chinese Jews???

[@nrnar]

I dont know what's happening in other countries, but when Dr King says the chinese are being discriminated against in Malaysia, I have to respectfully disagree. Probably Dr King has been coincidently getting views from only a handful of Malaysian chinese having similar perception of being discriminated against. Why not also try to get the views of the indigenous Malays too in your study so that you get to get the historical aspect in the whole scheme of things that make up Malaysia today.

[@joekerr8334]

I have to respectfully disagree with you ! I have already migrated from Malaysia because of the official discrimination.

[@tclinn2909]

What’s for dinner?

[@KaiyuZheng]

Great talk

[@sallyxu5934]

你是在海外的华人吗

[@kevinlatham7788]

This is sad if u can't see what Jew's have done to Europeans then be ready for a similar future to our present

[@hamberbar]

You mean the opposite 🖕🏼

[@titanicisshit1647]

Richest country on earth ?great

[@jimwuhan5336]

How do you assimilate while your skin is not white?

[@orangutan324]

Ask the Mexicans.

[@viking7084]

How to assimilate? You become part of the community. You know, be friendly, kind, trustworthy; the simple stuff. All trees are known by their fruits.... build or grow a reputation that is honorable....you become valuable to the community. You are assimilated.

[@lainpadang8033]

Got his PhD at 66

[@benbarca]

how do you know??

[@mattcarroll2135]

Points out a series of buildings - "These were the first wave of Jews". Fascinating subject, really poor speaker. "Hmm, OK?"

[@zack_120]

He is trying to project a good image of himself, or just personality?

[@zzc8505]

a minor session of brainwashing

[@erictayverystrongimaginati1662]

he ❤ $

[@conned]

But Chinese love pork!

[@eastbroker]

You have the power to print money. Control the mases and live by deceipt.

[@vincentmulder]

Complete waste of time. No insights whatsoever.

[@shahanmughal7546]

I feel a "culture shock" to see a Chinese man talk about Jews.

[@billlee6]

He is American, a diverse country. Chinese is just his ethnicity.

[@johnnytsang2047]

@Jacky Phantom if you said nothing ??? Then you better to say nothing.

[@zack_120]

probably it means u r a stereotype person?

[@riokriok2863]

he was pay by Jewish to say that he doesn't know what's he talking about phone man

[@showbusiness5844]

and you do lol

[@zack_120]

that is possibke. good thinking!

[@Crunketh]

Chinese Opochtli Jewish

[@Y1001]

> we are self-reliant self-reliant? jews? HAHAHAHAHA

[@hendrakurniawan3658]

yes absolutly we dont make goverment to pay our bill

[@Y1001]

@@hendrakurniawan3658 you make the US tax payers pay your bills you demonspawn

[@hendrakurniawan3658]

@@Y1001 us tax pay give 3 bilion which only can spend on uS military company. israel can self sufficient just like before usa give its aid before 1972

[@fooksengloke3625]

9/9/6 is also invented by Chinese.

[@yuhanzhang2882]

Not really. American engineers worked overtime heavily in the past as well. Chinese companies just adapted it recently. Work-balance culture is a new trend only in the recent 8 years.

[@MrParlam]

He is extremely presumptuous