Comments on: A Sub-Culture of Pride: Why the Chinese Are So Patriotic

By: asianbutterfly1114

asianbutterfly1114 — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 02:22:35 +0000

Btw, i wish people of Taiwan could seperate the people of China from its communist goverment. -__- The young generation is all about freedom and human rights.

By: asianbutterfly1114

asianbutterfly1114 — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 02:20:42 +0000

Granted there are ALOT of problems in mainaland China (human rights, pollution, inflation, unemployment rate, yuan disappreicating, censorship) just to name a few.

Listen, China will slowly change. the Chinese goverment is now ruled by these old time granpas from the Maoist era still having the mentality of that time but they are slowly dying off. So people like taiwan judge us mainlanders by these old crooks. The YOUNG generation of China is totally different we believe in freedom of speech, we want freedom and alot of Chinese go over seas and to the U.S. and learn so much stuff about democracy and what not. i wish people could seperate the people of China from its communist govermetn…

By: asianbutterfly1114

asianbutterfly1114 — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 02:08:34 +0000

It work both ways, Some positive news about China NEVER gets aired in the U.S. (I'ved livei n the u.s. for 16 years trust me on this one) have you ever heard any positivity about China? Nooo you only hear people in the news judging China.

One thing i want to say. many politicians blame china for the lack of jobs and job loss. It is NOT china's fault it is the greed of tehse American corporations wating to earn more money while paying less so that they can make profit. That is why they build factories in China now to gain more money. People need to go to China and have a first person experience instead of listening to these ridiculous insults made by politics and news media about China here in the U.S.

By: asianbutterfly1114

asianbutterfly1114 — Fri, 08 Jul 2011 02:03:08 +0000

I’m a Chinese American born in mainland China (Wuhan, Hubei) I just want to say no matter how much Taiwanese people disspised the mainland and dispite how much they do not like to be called Chinese they are still Chinese by blood!!!! Get over yourself! There is nothing to be ashamed of to be Chinese. You should embrace it our history, our culture, our food. Most of what the U.S. is are all apart of China. The leaders of the U.S. read the ART OF WAR by Sun tzu while in military and in business.

Don’t be ashamed of being a Chinese. Be proud.

By: Boogerhead

Boogerhead — Tue, 24 May 2011 20:28:26 +0000

I want to move to Nanjing and learn exactly what was misappropriated by the Japanese. This is the favored capital of the Chinese emperors renowned for its sophisticated and gentle artistic palate. The brocades alone speak to the deep wealth of Chinese intellect and I think that Chinese American children would love to read children’s books about Nanjing. No serial killer tortures can change the image of this now unpublicized capital when people see the real face of its contribution. I really despise how post war Chinese culture has been misrepresented as tacky.

By: ttw

ttw — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 21:36:50 +0000

read the ny times, dated july 23 – you'll find a similar article. not as good of course, it's actually pretty short and lacking, but its amusing since i just read it right before reading this

By: ttw

ttw — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 14:36:50 +0000

read the ny times, dated july 23 – you'll find a similar article. not as good of course, it's actually pretty short and lacking, but its amusing since i just read it right before reading this

By: ErnieAtLYD

ErnieAtLYD — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 17:55:32 +0000

And from there, this news: China one of the most optimistic nations
http://www.citizensugar.com/1805531