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Chinese cultural critic Ye Kuangzheng says:Chinese People's uncivilized behaviors reflect that they lack of common sense!!!!!!


****I DON'T want to be Chinese again!!!!

" I love the country, her long history and culture.

But I don't want to be a Chinese again because they can be pretentious, a person with noble character in the front could backstab you, I have to learn how to distinguish their real character under their disguise in order to prevent myself from being back-stabbed, I am tired under these constant fear.

If I can pick, I would like to become a Australian in order to live in their country where honesty and empathy are present"

****"We [had been] brainwashed under Mao's era." Mao's Last Dancer

Li Cunxin: Li was exposed to increasing Western influences that were eye-opening.

"That's when we see in the movies, foreigners wear better clothes than us, they eat better food, they seemed happier," he said.

"At first we thought that was Western propaganda — eventually when I went to America when I saw it with my own eyes, I realised they [the movies] were not propaganda.

At first, the experience was too overwhelming: growing up, he’d been taught to believe that the west was a cesspit of poverty and corruption. Yet the Texas city contradicted everything he thought he knew. “It was all amazing – the swimming pools, the food, the fact that people could freely criticise their leaders. It was as if 18 years of my life were being erased. I didn’t know who I was or what I should think.”

*** Joe Chung: a Chinese who rejects all things Chinese

Among the first ones it has profiled is Joe Chung, the best-selling Hong Kong author of Don’t reincarnate as a Chinese in the next life. The book is admired by many intellectuals and politicians in Hong Kong and Taiwan. No doubt it captures something of the zeitgeist. Chung’s rejection of all things Chinese is total – he is even critical of the language itself. He moved his whole family to the Norwegian city of Stavanger in the early 2000s.

The Chinese people may be the stupidest ethnic group there is, because of exposure since childhood to environmental degradation and heavy metals like lead. Also, Hong Kong and the mainland have been at the origin of global epidemics and plagues.

For Chung, being Chinese means being greedy, hypocritical, dirty, evil, cheap, stupid, superficial and fake. And don’t laugh, Hong Kong people, that means you, too. Even the language is to blame, because it is essentially illogical, and depends on memorisation rather than critical thinking.


****Ling cited historical examples to argue that well-paid officials may also incline to corruption, because people’s desires are endless.

He said the Song dynasty (960-1279) had the highest salary standard for officials in ancient China, with pay 10 times higher than during the Qing dynasty (1644-1911) and six times higher than during the Han dynasty (206BC-AD220).

“However, even with such high salaries, the Song dynasty had only one honest and upright official, Bao Zheng. The Song’s GDP and culture both reached a peak, but it was also the most corrupt dynasty in China’s history,” he said.


****Corporate finance tutor Wu Wei has been accused of calling his Chinese students "international pigs" and "chinks" with low IQs in blog posts to the China-based social media sites Weibo and WeChat

Another post featured a video of a burning Chinese passport held with tongs dangled over a toilet, republished by Honi Soit.

"My mum's mind has developed to this extent of 'It is shameful to become a Chinese', better than most people," Pekojima wrote.


****And the idea of an economically free and prosperous nation under authoritarian rule also helped inspire China’s Communist Party and its opening to the world under Deng Xiaoping.

On the one hand, Lee foretold the rise of modern Chinese might and praised China for steering clear of Western influence and seeking its own path. On the other hand, he also warned against the threat that a powerful China could pose to its neighbors and stressed the necessity of U.S. involvement in Asia as a counterweight of sorts.

Singapore under Lee cooperated militarily with Taiwan, to Beijing’s intense annoyance, and in 1990 was the last Southeast Asian nation to establish diplomatic relations with China. Lee, who was sometimes known by his initials LKY, also carved out a Singaporean identity distinct from the Chinese heritage of most of its citizens, with English the main language of instruction in primary and middle schools.

Just as fundamentally, Lee established a different version of authoritarian rule than China’s. Singapore’s model stresses an ­independent judiciary, a corruption-free government and genuine rule of law under a ­British-influenced system.

****As for Mr Lee, he quickly changed his original Cold War perception of China. He was once attacked by Radio Beijing as the "running dog" of Western imperialism. As Deng started his pragmatic policy of economic reform and opening up, Mr Lee was quick to see rising economic opportunity for Singapore, particularly after Deng's Nanxun speech. True enough, Nanxun sparked off China's dynamic double-digit rates of economic growth for more than two decades.

Specifically, Mr Lee was instrumental in setting up the Singapore-Suzhou Industrial Park. After overcoming initial start-up problems, this park has developed to become a symbol of successful Singapore-China cooperation based on mutual benefits. Success in Suzhou led to another government-to-government flagship project, the Tianjin Eco-City, and then many others in different forms.

In November 2009, Mr Lee called on the US to continue its presence in the region to balance a rising China. That remark immediately touched off a big hue and cry in China's cyber world.


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