Comments on: Racism in China http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/2009/03/22/racism-in-china/ 我看中国 Sat, 13 Mar 2010 20:48:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: mike3 http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/2009/03/22/racism-in-china/comment-page-5/#comment-13003 mike3 Wed, 17 Feb 2010 09:15:59 +0000 http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/?p=504#comment-13003 Chocobo: “My opinion as a Chinese: No spontaneous reaction of racism and as mentioned in the post I believe nor do most Chinese audience. This is actually a good thing for Chinese because people here are actually able to read the wittiness in this pic beyond those historical chains you Americans can’t live without. Do you guys know the notion of racism doesn’t even exist in China before you guys invented (and well… practised )it? Imposing it to this part of the world does’t justify its universal correctness or your great American values. You guys cannot even mention “black” in public, what in the world can be more racist than that?” But I want to go beyond those chains, as I believe we should have a unified world, and one humanity ultimately where all the humans are so unified as to be like “the waves of one sea” (quoted perhaps not entirely to the letter from a religious text the name of which I don't know. I don't know if you believe in any religion, but I grew up with this one, that was based around world peace, world unity, etc. and even though I didn't actually become a committed follower of it or any other religion for that matter, I hung on to those things as that's what this World seems to need so much and there isn't anything logical to really say otherwise). If they obstruct or interfere with that in any way, they are a problem. I want to NOT practice racism since it is not conducive to those goals. If “racism” doesn't exist in China, though, then what is the thing that does exist that people are reporting? I don't doubt that it may not be the same as in America, yet I really want to know as to me it seems China demonstrates a step closer toward accomplishing those goals I want to see accomplished for humanity. To 沙鸥:“So I have to say, good efforts sir, but you think too much. The Americans, if I could venture to say, in lots of cases, they are far too good at nothing but stirring up shit. BTW, here it’s just a picture, but unfortunately from your points of view, it’s shit. SHIT!!” How can I get a better point of view? Does this mean that I, being “American”, can't ever do anything truly good for the world no matter how much I want to in my heart? If not, can you tell me how I should? reply to: mike4ty4@yahoo.com Chocobo: “My opinion as a Chinese:
No spontaneous reaction of racism and as mentioned in the post I believe nor do most Chinese audience. This is actually a good thing for Chinese because people here are actually able to read the wittiness in this pic beyond those historical chains you Americans can’t live without.
Do you guys know the notion of racism doesn’t even exist in China before you guys invented (and well… practised )it? Imposing it to this part of the world does’t justify its universal correctness or your great American values. You guys cannot even mention “black” in public, what in the world can be more racist than that?”

But I want to go beyond those chains, as I believe we should have a unified world, and one humanity ultimately where all the humans are so unified as to be like “the waves of one sea” (quoted perhaps not entirely to the letter from a religious text the name of which I don’t know. I don’t know if you believe in any religion, but I grew up with this one, that was based around world peace, world unity, etc. and even though I didn’t actually become a committed follower of it or any other religion for that matter, I hung on to those things as that’s what this World seems to need so much and there isn’t anything logical to really say otherwise). If they obstruct or interfere with that in any way, they are a problem. I want to NOT practice racism since it is not conducive to those goals. If “racism” doesn’t exist in China, though, then what is the thing that does exist that people are reporting? I don’t doubt that it may not be the same as in America, yet I really want to know as to me it seems China demonstrates a step closer toward accomplishing those goals I want to see accomplished for humanity.

To 沙鸥:“So I have to say, good efforts sir, but you think too much. The Americans, if I could venture to say, in lots of cases, they are far too good at nothing but stirring up shit. BTW, here it’s just a picture, but unfortunately from your points of view, it’s shit. SHIT!!”

How can I get a better point of view? Does this mean that I, being “American”, can’t ever do anything truly good for the world no matter how much I want to in my heart? If not, can you tell me how I should?

reply to: mike4ty4@yahoo.com

]]> By: Keyboard http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/2009/03/22/racism-in-china/comment-page-5/#comment-12796 Keyboard Sun, 14 Feb 2010 12:53:21 +0000 http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/?p=504#comment-12796 The american kept the knife as it evolved LOL The american kept the knife as it evolved LOL

]]> By: ChinaGeeks » Hecaitou on Race in China http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/2009/03/22/racism-in-china/comment-page-5/#comment-12128 ChinaGeeks » Hecaitou on Race in China Tue, 02 Feb 2010 23:34:45 +0000 http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/?p=504#comment-12128 [...] a response from him because the two of us had a bit of a misunderstanding last year after I wrote this post, which he and fellow Chinese author and blogger Wang Xiaofeng took as an accusation that they [...] [...] a response from him because the two of us had a bit of a misunderstanding last year after I wrote this post, which he and fellow Chinese author and blogger Wang Xiaofeng took as an accusation that they [...]

]]> By: Sum http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/2009/03/22/racism-in-china/comment-page-5/#comment-11575 Sum Sun, 24 Jan 2010 17:54:38 +0000 http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/?p=504#comment-11575 USA - race sensitive? or insensitive? or overly sensitive? and is always an issue!!! Looking at the 'Chart', All I see is everyone has been evolved or not (what's wrong staying naturally beautiful), and the EUROPEAN end up with THEIR BRAIN SITTING UNDER THEIR ASS. USA – race sensitive? or insensitive? or overly sensitive? and is always an issue!!!
Looking at the ‘Chart’, All I see is everyone has been evolved or not (what’s wrong staying naturally beautiful), and the EUROPEAN end up with THEIR BRAIN SITTING UNDER THEIR ASS.

]]> By: Glue http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/2009/03/22/racism-in-china/comment-page-5/#comment-10854 Glue Wed, 13 Jan 2010 06:37:44 +0000 http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/?p=504#comment-10854 I am personally offended that the president of the United States of America is a racist bastard. I am personally offended that the president of the United States of America is a racist bastard.

]]> By: ChinaGeeks » A Few Quick Links http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/2009/03/22/racism-in-china/comment-page-5/#comment-10687 ChinaGeeks » A Few Quick Links Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:34:43 +0000 http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/?p=504#comment-10687 [...] blog has, perhaps, earned its name in some small part due to our coverage of racism in China (even though we’re told it doesn’t exist). On that front, I point you in the [...] [...] blog has, perhaps, earned its name in some small part due to our coverage of racism in China (even though we’re told it doesn’t exist). On that front, I point you in the [...]

]]> By: ChinaGeeks » Favoring Foreigners http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/2009/03/22/racism-in-china/comment-page-5/#comment-9636 ChinaGeeks » Favoring Foreigners Sun, 20 Dec 2009 21:52:38 +0000 http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/?p=504#comment-9636 [...] up, many Chinese think of the preferential treatment foreigners sometimes receive, rather than anything else. (including famous lawyer Liu Xiaoyuan, who told us “Chinese law gives foreigners all [...] [...] up, many Chinese think of the preferential treatment foreigners sometimes receive, rather than anything else. (including famous lawyer Liu Xiaoyuan, who told us “Chinese law gives foreigners all [...]

]]> By: ChinaGeeks » Race and the Law in China http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/2009/03/22/racism-in-china/comment-page-5/#comment-7272 ChinaGeeks » Race and the Law in China Thu, 05 Nov 2009 23:39:00 +0000 http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/?p=504#comment-7272 [...] some interest that we read this story in the New York Times last week. It seems South Korea, like China, has some issues with racism. And South Korea, like China, is a country where the number of [...] [...] some interest that we read this story in the New York Times last week. It seems South Korea, like China, has some issues with racism. And South Korea, like China, is a country where the number of [...]

]]> By: Appalling Racism | ChinaGeeks http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/2009/03/22/racism-in-china/comment-page-5/#comment-4967 Appalling Racism | ChinaGeeks Tue, 01 Sep 2009 23:56:18 +0000 http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/?p=504#comment-4967 [...] discussed the question of racism before here, most memorably last spring, when we accidentally touched off a bit of controversy and [...] [...] discussed the question of racism before here, most memorably last spring, when we accidentally touched off a bit of controversy and [...]

]]> By: AM Chen http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/2009/03/22/racism-in-china/comment-page-5/#comment-4723 AM Chen Wed, 26 Aug 2009 23:03:18 +0000 http://sun-zoo.com/chinageeks/?p=504#comment-4723 The original jpeg, before Chinese modifying them: http://img.moronail.net/img/7/2/172.jpg The original jpeg, before Chinese modifying them:
http://img.moronail.net/img/7/2/172.jpg

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