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Post by Subu'atai on Aug 31, 2009 15:47:19 GMT 3
ROFL!!! ;D
Mate you just made me laugh so hard I choked on my own booze LOL!
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Post by H. İhsan Erkoç on Sept 1, 2009 0:18:29 GMT 3
LOL ;D ;D
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Post by thediplomat on Sept 6, 2009 20:22:56 GMT 3
I lived and worked in China for a short term such as a duration of two months. On the occasion of China thread, I would like to underline a personal reality of my life.
I can assuere you gentlemen that never before in my life I had received so muct attention and display of love. The Chinese welcome foreigners as if they are movie stars, and this is certainly not an exaggeration in my case.
My experiences in China will always remain as one of the most ''sententious'' moments of my mortal life.
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Post by H. İhsan Erkoç on Sept 7, 2009 1:56:39 GMT 3
Yes, I heard the same from other people as well.
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Post by Subu'atai on Sept 7, 2009 15:54:02 GMT 3
The streets are always different to politics my friend.
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Post by greathun on Sept 7, 2009 20:15:46 GMT 3
why Chinese government is quiet on this so far? I thought chinese will fight Myanmar army to help their fellow chinese. Did you miss something? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kokang_rebellionChina's strong "national unity" philosophy has backfired. Beijing's client state, the Myanmar Military Junta, is applying the same anti-secessionist ethos China used for Uyghurs, on the ethnic Han minority of the north and eastern Shan State of Myanmar. Beijing is mumbling principles of "domestic policy" and "restraint" and "peaceful solution" thus far. But online Zhonghua nationalist and Han nationalist sentiments are boiling, calling for Beijing to punish the perverse military junta just like it did to Vietnam in 1979, and Kim Jung-Il recently.
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Post by Temüjin on Sept 7, 2009 21:00:56 GMT 3
I lived and worked in China for a short term such as a duration of two months. On the occasion of China thread, I would like to underline a personal reality of my life. I can assuere you gentlemen that never before in my life I had received so muct attention and display of love. The Chinese welcome foreigners as if they are movie stars, and this is certainly not an exaggeration in my case. My experiences in China will always remain as one of the most ''sententious'' moments of my mortal life. however i experienced pretty much the opposite, but i heard that people in Shanghai are different from other Chinese. on the other hand in rural areas Chinese also seem to be hostile towards foreigners.
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Post by mutu on Sept 13, 2009 11:58:33 GMT 3
In contrast, people who live in rural ares of China are very friendly and outstright to friends, most of them are peasants and famers who have lived in their forests and cutivated land for life. Frankly speaking, city's citizens are much less dependable than rural peasants. I think it's all the same for Turkey and most of countries. ;D I lived and worked in China for a short term such as a duration of two months. On the occasion of China thread, I would like to underline a personal reality of my life. I can assuere you gentlemen that never before in my life I had received so muct attention and display of love. The Chinese welcome foreigners as if they are movie stars, and this is certainly not an exaggeration in my case. My experiences in China will always remain as one of the most ''sententious'' moments of my mortal life. however i experienced pretty much the opposite, but i heard that people in Shanghai are different from other Chinese. on the other hand in rural areas Chinese also seem to be hostile towards foreigners.
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Post by Subu'atai on Sept 13, 2009 16:59:43 GMT 3
There are good Chinese, and bad Chinese, and that's the only answer to this debate. "No bad nations only bad people" was something a Mongolian friend told me some time ago.
I'd rather judge people based on who they prove themselves to be, what race they are born in does not matter to me. I still have my prejudices but I believe in a 'fair go'. They prove themselves human beings, they deserve to be treated as such. They prove themselves to be human trash, then if only the f--king law allows us to recycle or dispose of such pathetic garbage mascarading as if they were "human beings".
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Post by mutu on Sept 13, 2009 17:56:16 GMT 3
Your definition was assumed to be a kind of double standard ;D. If you say so, what's your definition on bad and good? Please don't blame me for lifting it to the level of philosophy. Actually speaking, I personally think that it's very hard to give a definition on good and bad. If you give a accurate definition, you must have a general, just and broad-minded heart toward people and things around you. In reality, people usually regard people who are friendly and mild to them as good one, and people who are outstright and rude as bad people vice versa. As to me, I need not only a friend who agree with me on every matters but also a friend who can point my fault directly, even though it makes me embrassed sometimes. There are good Chinese, and bad Chinese, and that's the only answer to this debate. "No bad nations only bad people" was something a Mongolian friend told me some time ago. I'd rather judge people based on who they prove themselves to be, what race they are born in does not matter to me. I still have my prejudices but I believe in a 'fair go'. They prove themselves human beings, they deserve to be treated as such. They prove themselves to be human trash, then if only the f--king law allows us to recycle or dispose of such pathetic garbage mascarading as if they were "human beings".
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Post by kenmirzz on Sept 13, 2009 18:21:50 GMT 3
Mr Mutu, I think my Anda in his post meant that though prejudice dies hard among human of different races, there is no such thing as attributing evil to the whole race for the bad attitude of certain section of the blamed race.
Hujaa people, I mean Chinese in my country are d**n hardworking that the native cannot even compete with them and lag behind.
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Post by mutu on Sept 13, 2009 19:07:39 GMT 3
I know his meaning very well, my friend. hitad hun are hard working creatures, it has been acknowledged by international world. They usually do something regarded by many westerners as indecent, such as dish washing, toliet washing and etc. ;D Are you a Mongolian? You seem to know a lot of Mongolian words! Mr Mutu, I think my Anda in his post meant that though prejudice dies hard among human of different races, there is no such thing as attributing evil to the whole race for the bad attitude of certain section of the blamed race. Hujaa people, I mean Chinese in my country are d**n hardworking that the native cannot even compete with them and lag behind.
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Post by freedom on Sept 14, 2009 3:59:56 GMT 3
why Chinese government is quiet on this so far? I thought chinese will fight Myanmar army to help their fellow chinese. Did you miss something? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kokang_rebellionChina's strong "national unity" philosophy has backfired. Beijing's client state, the Myanmar Military Junta, is applying the same anti-secessionist ethos China used for Uyghurs, on the ethnic Han minority of the north and eastern Shan State of Myanmar. Beijing is mumbling principles of "domestic policy" and "restraint" and "peaceful solution" thus far. But online Zhonghua nationalist and Han nationalist sentiments are boiling, calling for Beijing to punish the perverse military junta just like it did to Vietnam in 1979, and Kim Jung-Il recently. China is in the business to make money. Myanmar is suppressing the ethnic Chinese in the country, still more important in business circles, there are gas reserves off the coast of Myanmar being developed by China, a port and pipeline being built to service central China. Two other ports are already in use by China. The ethnic Chinese may not be important enough for China to concern itself with, then on the other hand they could be used as a catalyst for Chinese troops to enter the country someday.
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Post by kenmirzz on Sept 15, 2009 16:20:58 GMT 3
Hmmm. Dish washing and toilet washing? Well, in south east asia, they own big businesses and building their own tycoon empire due to their work ethic. They definitely are not as racist people try to label as.
Nope. I am not Mongolian. But I am a Moghul or Mughal which possess drops of Mongolian blood and gene inside me. My wife is a Khalkha Mongolian. The urge to learn a smattering of the language is due to her.
By the way, your name sound like Southern Indian. Am I right? Mutu?
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Post by mutu on Sept 15, 2009 17:04:09 GMT 3
I'm a human beings. If you are a Mogul, you must descend from Tamerlane's tribes, or mabe you have some drops of his blood. Hmmm. Dish washing and toilet washing? Well, in south east asia, they own big businesses and building their own tycoon empire due to their work ethic. They definitely are not as racist people try to label as. Nope. I am not Mongolian. But I am a Moghul or Mughal which possess drops of Mongolian blood and gene inside me. My wife is a Khalkha Mongolian. The urge to learn a smattering of the language is due to her. By the way, your name sound like Southern Indian. Am I right? Mutu?
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