My Experience With The Chinese In Canada

[@batvigilante1827]

I like how you always do these videos walking on the same route everytime 😂 and it's funny cuz I now I know the time where u will cross the street, or when u will pass by that plant in 3:19 lol

[@greatestideatheoneandonly9117]

That’s just creepy

[@rachelkasumba1078]

hahahaha

[@Hillary_Official_1]

I am Chinese Canadian and I am from British Columbia, Canada

[@brafiisaac7660]

Ur Instagram name please

[@fisayof.7247]

Funny how most of the things you experience in Canada mirrors mine in Australia. My class comprised 95% student of Asian origin. And as you said, they stick together. I can't speak to their level of wealth but I know a few of them were well to do. I do know I was isolated. Even while lectures were going on, they shared ideas amongst themselves in their language making it difficult to learn from them (if something relevant had been said). . . I can't overstate how I struggled through my studies but I kept my eyes focused on excelling knowing how much sacrifice my family were making in order that I may be there. . . That aside, I had a different experience with people of diverse cultures at my place of work. Beauty in diversity.

[@lit721]

Fisayo Fadairo Yup. Uber wealthy Chinese (plus some other Asian ethnicities) have immigrated in massive numbers to Australia, Canada (especially Vancouver), and some parts of America (it’s weirdly not as prominent). It’s sad that Canada is willing to turn a blind eye to the housing crisis because so many Chinese bought millions worth of homes. They also stick together. I don’t blame them. They clearly share almost mirrored interests and ofc they enjoy the comfort of their native culture/ language.

[@colint7743]

Not always been that way !Teenagers with serious off-the-chain-money, for the last 25-30 yrs. We have always had a strong asian presence but mainly middle-class and working class. I worked with them, some were friends. This is new money. First generation. As early as high school driving a Maserati. Even the housing market has been affected. Is it the same,Australia ?

[@lnd5860]

I’m sorry for hearing that.for me as a Chinese who is going to abroad, I really hate this atmosphere that Chinese students stick together. That sh!t always annoying me, I really don’t wanna stick with those Chinese students. But it is also a trouble that I don’t have any common or sth to say with foreigners.

[@fisayof.7247]

@@lnd5860 hi Lynette, while we are different, we are all the same. No matter your race, we all experience joy, sadness, victory, love and laughter the same. You just have to find common ground. I don't know how to use chopsticks,😁. . . That's a good place to start, you just have to find people who are open to sharing ideas and breaking barriers.

[@lnd5860]

@@fisayof.7247 thanks for that comfort! I will try my best to make friends with my new classmates, hopefully everything can goes smoothly 💖💖

[@itsmehazel8150]

I like your videos keep it up. I hope you can make a video about Filipinos. 👍☺️

[@wctoronto]

There’s a distinct difference between the early Cantonese and Toisanese-speaking Chinese from Guangzhou and early Hong Kongers (and other places around the world like the Jamaican-Chinese, Chinese from India, etc.) who have been in Canada for generations, with the largest influx in the ‘80s and ‘90s. I’m 3rd generation Chinese...my grandfather immigrated to Montreal at the age of 18 in 1918. He had to pay Chinese head-tax due to discrimination laws at the time (lots of documentaries about that). Most Chinese during that time and prior (who built the railroads) were either poor or middle class and were seeking a better life. So, our family and many others like our ancestors were NOT rich like many of the new Chinese mainlanders. So, when people say, “Chinese are rich and buy up everything” it is a stereotype and only a small part of the picture. Yes, there’s quite a large community of us early Chinese and Canadian-born Chinese primarily in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal. Our ancestors were the unsung heroes who built the Canadian railroads (paid much less than their white counterparts) and original Chinatowns across Canada! Due to past hardships and humble beginnings, we tend to be very humble, generous and polite folk. Not trying to brag, but it’s a common trait amongst all longtime Canadian-Chinese folks I know. Hence, there’s usually a big disconnect between us and the mainland Chinese community. I personally don’t know any mainlanders well and I don’t even know how to speak Mandarin. Primarily, because as mentioned in this video, they tend to stick within Chinese communities like themselves. That part is true. It’s interesting how we are one race ethnically and culturally, however we’re totally separate socially and in most cases, linguistically.

[@ukisbeggar8462]

But i have to really agree that no country has ever done this thing that China has done.. China is the only country that developed at such a rapid speed despite being the most populated country.. Definitely every country should learn from China amd China is super SAFE too

[@thepatientconsistentman9097]

@@ukisbeggar8462 😂😂😂😂😂

[@atlas9001]

I’m a Chinese immigrant in Canada. I have worked with a few Nigerian folks and the experience was very pleasant. Also, they seem to have a preference for tech jobs just like you - which is a right direction to go nowadays. If I remember correctly, Nigerians have the highest education level across African countries. I am very optimistic about what Nigerians will achieve in the future. 💪

[@Inspired-Explorer]

I now watch your videos regularly.. I hope to be in Canada in less than a year, so, I find it helpful and so real... Keep it up.

[@entertainmentnews5355]

stay in nigeria and repair nigeia

[@PrincelyC]

Amen... How can i chat you up

[@toluwalaseawoderu523]

"Speak good into a bad day: you don't know the bigger picture." Big wisdom, I pray the Lord continues to open your eyes to these revelations.

[@VCityglobal]

Thank God

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

"The power of life and death is in the tongue"

[@miss.jasmine08]

They stick together because they are afraid to talk with english speaking people. Many chinese people dont know how to express what they want to say. I have a lot of chinese friends too. Its hard for them to interact with others at first but if they know that they can trust you and you will not judge them, surely they will talk to you 😌😄

[@katlynklassen809]

Enjoying your videos man much appreciated. You are bang on on everything you are talking about.

[@moseschuka7572]

studying in china, think i may move to canada for masters.

[@MsDesiree39]

imo, if grps want to apply to live here and want to act insulated and not have anything to do with the pple who actually built and settled and died in wars to protect this countyr and they move here and do not want to be canadian or western and be that disrespectful then they need to improve things in their countries and stay there esp when that kind of attititude leads to them being racist. esp when i heard that a blck person was attacked by chinese pple n markham with a large asian population. yeah, i hve a big problem with that.

[@calisthenicsnoob9990]

Chinese were in BC before Vancouver was a city, they helped build the city and what most people dont know is they participated in the war against Japanese forces in many of the British colonies at the time. They were a secret special force, you should search it up. Canada embraces multiculturalism it is not a melting pot like the states.

[@kennyhi4724]

I am Asian and I hope peace and love to all black and Asian people.

[@morimclaurin9591]

Wow that scenery is everything 🥺🥺🥺

[@VCityglobal]

🥺🥺

[@lalamusa]

Please speak on your experience with Pakistanis in Canada. Thanks!

[@kingh2310]

In western countries, Indians and Pakistanis are under same category. Especially since in Canada most Indiansare Sikh Punjabis and there is punjab in both countries Pak and India

[@bullseye6969]

@@kingh2310 Indian Punjabi means Sikh = Pakistani Punjabi means Muslims. Only language is same. Everything else like believes, ethics, morals are way different. Its not same period.

[@kingh2310]

Nityanand Saswade There are more similarities then differences between two groups

[@lakshyamongia3270]

*DISCLAIMER* *Bad JOKE ahead* Its hard to make friends with people carrying guns and grenades.

[@ukisbeggar8462]

@@lakshyamongia3270 🤣🤣🤣 but actually they are americans who carry guns

[@wodetiana]

Lit 🔥 bro Wanna visit Canada 🇨🇦 Should link up bruv Am Ugandan from China

[@lubegarivan5535]

Hi

[@wodetiana]

lubega rivan Hey 👋

[@mustafc9200]

Huh my good friend is Ugandan I'm from Iraq 🇮🇶🇺🇬❤️ #OneLove🙏

[@trez337]

New to your channel. Instantly subscribed. Great videos! Salutations from a Franco Ontarien.

[@ukisbeggar8462]

If you're Franco Ontarien then who is Anglo Quebecier? 😂😂😂

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

Those really rich Chinese communities are new money Chinese. The old China towns were pretty humble actually. The Chinese tendency to be very insular and not bother to learn our language was part of keeping them back, since you can't benefit from everything we have to offer if you can't be bothered to integrate. Now, w/ these neauveau riche Chinese (often w/ ill gotten gain from their own corrupt country), they can come here because of lax laws and they no longer have to learn the language to get ahead, so they don't. This has created all manner of problems for Canada, like drastic housing bubbles. There's all sorts of documentaries and information on that last, so I'll leave it there.

[@colint7743]

@@ArcticZombie True !

[@pilotstory161]

Nice content in your previous videos. Yet to watch this one tho Do you know of any flight school in Canada that offers scholarship to international students?

[@VCityglobal]

Scholarship? No...

[@Erbione]

Indians can get much friendly according to behaviour they are helpful

[@ukisbeggar8462]

That actually depends on individual.. Now out of 1.3 billion there would be many rude and arrogant Indians too. But many are good too

[@jamesharris1452]

As a white male living in ontario indians are way more out going i found

[@pranav8893]

Do you live in BC?

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

It looks like BC to me and the weather for time of year seems to match up.

[@fisayoadeniyan8713]

Nice video, keep it up

[@loganbritz7825]

What boarding school did you go to?

[@vlchhuani5263]

Which part of canada r u living ? just curious

[@vinny9916]

Judging from his environment, it looks like Vancouver, BC

[@GG_Booboo]

Same case in Australia, they only stick together, have been here for years, still don’t speak English, have money, own property!

[@josephbenadam]

Incredible

[@davidmu2443]

That doesn't make you able to follow Chinese culture. You cannot as you're not in that environment. These people don't make you able to follow your race that well.

[@discospaghetti6744]

Omo Naija

[@lakshyamongia3270]

You dont know wealthy the chinese were? I knew it, i have watched both the seasons of 13 reasons why.

[@nobsguykeepitreal]

The chinese made 13 reasons why? No shit, it was so bad.

[@ataa69120]

Bro I don’t know how you do it. I can never live in a community where there is one predominant ethnic group I ve noticed that in these cases, it’s the law of the strongest that is applied meaning that they control access to everything like housing, banking,jobs,laws and most importantly wealth and if you are not from their ethnic group they tend to exclude and discriminate you Nah thank you Vancouver will not be for me And by the way a lot of these rich Chinese engage in a lot of illegal stuffs to build their wealth like money laundering and tax invasion THATS WHY THEY ARE SO SECRETIVE AND STICK TOGETHER BECAUSE THEY ARE ALL (at least the majority )ENGAGED IN SOME SHADY BUSINESS, just saying 🤷‍♀️

[@Hillary_Official_1]

Ataa Maria We aren’t engaged in some shady business

[@Ksnenhdhhdnsssss1]

We are just more hardworking and don't get on the road when we aren't happy (like the french). Most importantly we speak more than 2 languages... While the Mecans can't even locate europe on the map. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♂️

[@জয়-ঝ৫থ]

i have some questions , dude.

[@addyybrown4661]

So if the Chinese dont speak english how re they able to study in Canada?

[@ukisbeggar8462]

Now I'll tell you something.. China had the world's tallest statue but now India has the tallest statue in the world. But that's also built by the Chinese. So why would the Chinese make a taller statue in India as compared to the Chinese one? Short answer :- Money

[@moseschuka7572]

rich chinese people are usually over protective........they usually try to avoid contact probably because the are used to being alone ###single child policy..........so all the do is work study and have a bf or gf...thats all

[@shijersey8336]

and most of them are doing real estate business in China then transferred money out of China, which is sad to see

[@hassanadebesin8515]

Yeah, with respect to interacting, Chinese might want to avoid speaking English, hence, they only stay together and avoid others.

[@jamesharris1452]

They're insecure

[@blainegurrie7525]

I love your videos. First generation Canadian here and I can't thank my mom and dads family enough for choosing here. I love the diversity and how we incorporate the best of every culture.

[@williamjames4031]

Which country are you originally from?

[@blainegurrie7525]

@@williamjames4031 Ireland on my Dad's side and Austria on my Moms.

[@williamjames4031]

@@blainegurrie7525 I am a Sudanese Canadain, living in Ottawa.

[@blainegurrie7525]

@@williamjames4031 this land is better for you being here brother. We are strong because we are diverse and unified. My family left hardship for a better life and I couldn't be more grateful. Thank you for making this your home! You should visit BC and Vancouver Island. Most beautiful place in the world to me :).

[@blainegurrie7525]

@@williamjames4031 I love Ottawa too :). Been there twice and will be back again to show my grandkids our Nation's Capital.

[@arthuryuan3557]

keep it up ！！！ very funny

[@yasminibro4632]

I’m moving to BC this summer lol kinda excited

[@VCityglobal]

🚀🚀

[@sarahshah8924]

Where are you moving from?

[@yasminibro4632]

Sarah Shah from Edmonton Alberta

[@ukisbeggar8462]

So you're moving from -16 degrees to 16 degrees 😂😂😂

[@faithokumagba4833]

How do they understand what they’re taught if they can’t speak English Or can they understand?😂

[@saniya6942]

Yep that's a thing too.. I have been to similar situation and done that!! In India there are several languages and normally each state has its own. So I was in one of my neighbouring state for over 5-6 years but can't speak that language because usually I stick to Hindi speaking people and the native people of that place too were happy to interact with me in Hindi. I was able to understand their language because teachers used to teach in school but I can't myself speak that.:-( still regretting why haven't I learnt the language..

[@Kingajetun]

I just subscribed

[@irisxie7210]

If Chinese people cannot speak English, how do they study and graduate in Canada. There are some Chinese people who cannot speak English, but not all of them. You should try to speak with Chinese people who can speak English next time.

[@VCityglobal]

Xin Liu I’ve learned some mandarin to expand my horizon. I have both Chinese friends and friends who speak very good English but are Chinese.

[@thepoopshack9796]

hey dude my internetr wife is chinese and im gay

[@rosy111]

I live in Prince Edward Island, Canada. We've been having a growing population in Chinese people buying out businesses, even my own son's daycare centre which ended getting closed down due to horrible and deployable practices.. like putting my son in a closet for misbehaving. they later found out that he was employing people without proper credentials. We now have a housing crisis that is serious. No one has anywhere to live let alone anywhere within reasonable prices compared to just a couple of years ago. There is nothing for us. They have taken over and we are in a terrible housing crises and hundreds of children left without proper daycare facilities even. While they drive their expensive vehicles and our government leaving this happening.. I can't help but feel outraged. What to do about this rage, I don't know. Because as of now, there are literally hundreds and hundreds of people living in their cars because of nowhere to live, meanwhile they keep opening up fake business at the cost of even children (including my own) so that they can achieve their own financial bonus. How can I not be mad?

[@Sandra.-.]

Another thing, the younger ones like to dress oh my! All the designer trendy things, they'll have, especially sports brands. They stand out with their designer even more than white people. It's probably a cultural thing to be well dressed.

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

No, it's not at all. It's neauveau riche gauche.

[@Sandra.-.]

@@saintejeannedarc9460 most are rich though

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

Not really. i was about to start my own thread to explain this, but I'll explain it a bit here. If you live in an area (and this likely what we now call Hongcouver), because the Chinese have close to balkinized it, it can appear they mostly are. It's only because of that area, w/ a large and recent influx of rich Chinese w/ new money. Most China towns, the old ones, the Chinese are far from rich. They may have worked their way up to middle or even upper middle class, but lots of them are still poor and struggling to establish. The rich Chinese are a concern and also a scandal to those that know the inside scoop, because there's a lot of money laundering going on in our countries. China is super corrupt, but because of lax laws we had and lack of protectionism, they could come to countries like Canada, launder their money, create drastic housing bubbles as well and other long term problems. Some of these legal loopholes were rectified, but Retardeau is likely opening the laws back up since he's very into globalism and doesn't care about our people, or culture at all.

[@adamclark1972uk]

Meeting Chinese people *HAS* been interesting (NOT have been interesting -meeting is singular, "people" is not the subject )

[@hman2973]

C=Chinese=Copy=Cheap. Chinese, always will copy your stuff.

[@xtraphilip]

Hi bro, I’m a Cameroonian KZbinr ( Comedian) living in Montreal and I just stumbled on your video. I lived in China for a decade and what u said about Chinese is true. They stick together. Most Chinese know friendship only if it’s reciprocal. No friendship without gain. Where are you base?

[@acarriere30]

he is around BC, Victoria

[@danielsimon8303]

If u learn some chinese language, they will not regard you as a foreigner any more. Remember, Chinese people are very conservative.

[@williamjames4031]

It's the same with everybody. If I cannot benefit from you than I do not want to be your Freind. Friendships are about helping one another and showing care.

[@williamjames4031]

@E Weid Friendship is based on helping one another. It's a mutual partnership. If one party refuses to help the other, than their is no friendship there.

[@GG_Booboo]

William James Wow! Talk about being a leech!

[@PrincelyC]

I like the consistency of the videos. Keep it up man 💯

[@VCityglobal]

Thanks my G

[@PrincelyC]

Always welcome

[@cyberpunk9672]

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[@Patt-oc6rd]

As a fellow African your video really hits home , it's amazing how successful these Chinese and Indians are compared to us Africans yet we have the richest natural resource continent on earth. Something must be seriously wrong with the systems we have and the way African leaders govern the continent.

[@jamesharris1452]

Yo. Us whites are saying the same thing thats where the racism comes in. Each to their own though

[@relaxwhc]

Chinese guy here, when we see Jews being successful, our reaction is not to feel jealous or angry... but to admire them and learn how they become successful. Chinese get shit done and talk little, we don't like talk talk talk culture like Andrew Cuomo and Greta Thurnberg.

[@booboobunny5655]

relaxwhc Can you tell your Chinese businessmen to stop exploiting Africa for her resources please?

[@dugebuwembo]

Chinese & Indian's are good at building generational wealth. They do it through business, small business for example.

[@jordonnick7874]

@@booboobunny5655 Can you tell your African leaders not to let Chinese do that?

[@Martin-ol4uq]

Older White Guy here. I love your video series! Good luck with it. Hopefully someone "in authority" (I imagine they call them Influencers now) will take note. I see a great future in the Media (Internet/TV) for you! All the best!

[@VCityglobal]

Thank you for this lovely and kind comment sir! I really appreciate you. Have a wonderful day and stay blessed! ❤️🙏🏼

[@mazvitaaa]

Absolutely!

[@mikemac7196]

Good point. I wish he was the norm instead of those in your face braindead screaming influencers. So refreshing.

[@MsDesiree39]

i'm surprised that an asian person let u lease in their place. i worked for an online rental company and an asian female fr vancouver wanted to place an ad saying she did not want blcks to apply to live in the she bought on north american soil, her a foreigner, yeah, i'm over caring or wanting to know anything about other ethnic grps period. too many of them are racist as hell and arrogant.

[@leesteal4458]

So sad.

[@kudz247]

very true. if you're black, it's hard/ close to impossible to get accommodation in mississauga or brampton if the owner is Indian.

[@leesteal4458]

You should have reported this to a housing board. Was she East Asian or South Asian?

[@MsDesiree39]

@@kudz247 So true! smdh.

[@MsDesiree39]

@@leesteal4458 east asian

[@damilolaajiboye5261]

FACT: The highest international students in most developed countries are chinese. All what you said are so accurate.

[@damilolaajiboye5261]

But one thing i like about them is that they are very friendly.

[@ukisbeggar8462]

And they also have China towns in other developed and developing countries.. But in China, there are no Canada towns or America towns😂😂😂

[@马云-x4t]

Lands of America belong to Native Americans so you see Indian Town and China Town in America...Chinese are natives to the land of China

[@lnd5860]

True

[@johnnyy1186]

@@ukisbeggar8462 we have McDonalds, Burger King blah blah blah, what more do you need ?

[@Jewish5783]

I can imagine you speaking in Chinese😄😂

[@SoothingSerenity247]

Love your videos! From Kenya with❤

[@margiem8590]

Hae... how can i find a canadian boyfriend...?

[@justinbeaver2454]

Lots of bias. You can pick up a Chinese international student, and ask how much the tuitions they pay each year, then, you will find out why the Chinese people around you are pretty rich. Most of people in China can not afford that expensive tuition(at least $40000+), they’re rich for some reasons. And also, I know lots of Chinese, they wanna make some local friends in Canada too, but they can’t because Canadians or fluent English speakers always stick together😂

[@jamesharris1452]

Move to the country and you will be surrounded by whites

[@Kingajetun]

Fact. Am a Nigerian student living in China.

[@jamesharris1452]

Bruh thats fucked up??

[@tiwalolaajiboye5789]

@@jamesharris1452 no it's not but she must be emotionally strong enough to live there.

[@anuragsingh3178]

First like and view

[@sammusa5061]

Anti social

[@Jewish5783]

Its delightful to see u digitally as always. Soaking up your vlogs😊

[@sqqq7134]

I am Chinese, The things u say mostly is true, but I like u because u r funny LOL

[@fullmetaltheorist]

For a second I thought you said *Every Honda I ate was owned by a Chinese person*

[@chichi6796]

I think Chinese are very conservative when dealing with westerners and quite possibly other cultures as well because, as I understand, they have been ostracized and, in North America, they were abused and used by the building of the railroad industry back in 1800s. I've over simplified for lack of space, but that's the idea. Popular lore is that Columbus discovered America, but I have been reading that Chinese circumnavigated the globe long before Columbus.

[@ukisbeggar8462]

Yeah they were used that time but now see, Chinese have proved themselves by developing their country to such an extent that it has become far more developed, cleaner, safer and advanced than USA or Canada

[@matthewmann8969]

Sub Saharan African And East Asian relations are a general so so experience for the most part

[@riyona6064]

Indians can be far more wealthier than Chinese but they will never make it a show,like that's how they build community in every country

[@kudz247]

Nah, Chinese peeps are loaded.

[@ukisbeggar8462]

Whatever but i believe in 🇮🇳🤝🇨🇳

[@mokianaputu8782]

i advice that you buy a selfie stick

[@ChinaWatchCanada]

And how do you think they have that wealth...do you think they earned it?

[@medvlog5974]

hey , i am not a chinese but i will give you 2 questions. how can he know ? do you think canadian gave them money for free? (of course they earned it ). That's why their economy is the best in the world , and they worked so hard to reach it.

[@klausmoritz6311]

Why did you excuse yourself for the car to pass??

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

He's getting Canadianized, lol.

[@themanmanan1]

your'e cool RESPECT 🇮🇳

[@colint7743]

I also met and worked with the Chinese as friends and co-workers. Mostly middle class and paying rent .For the past 25-30 yrs - a new class migration with work/business attachment(s) to Hong Kong or mainland China and deep pockets started. House, kids, sometimes mother, here - but work overseas. Even a teenager left to care for a big, expensive house/condo by himself - but work overseas. !. Now its common to see a UBC student driving a Maserati. Not all are Chinese, some are white or Punjabi. Vancouver prior to house speculation was like any other Canadian city with better parks and beaches. Very working class, all ethnicity(s). Now its Rolls Royce and $1mill homes everyone engaging in land speculation. Unlike Quebec, the business community has been allowed signs solely in Mandarin/Cantonese or Punjabi. Although, English is the majority language in Vancouver. Mandarin/Cantonese and Punjabi are the most commonly spoken second language. In a generation, the very fabric of a city has transformed as though what existed before was only temporary.