>“The Chinese mindset for the past 30 years has been that leaving is always better. You leave the country for the town. You leave the town for the city. You leave the city for a big city. You leave the big city for the US. Now, you leave for Tokyo.”
Interesting I thought the average Chinese was more nationalist but its interesting they see the US as a goal
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“I so, so love this city. But, over the past few months, I have started to change the route I take when walking through my neighbourhood,” she confesses. “I use smaller streets — the ones the Chinese don’t use. There are too many Chinese around these days. I keep hearing Chinese being spoken everywhere . . . That wasn’t why I left.”
A chinese person is saying this btw.
Looks like the Anglo world isn’t the only place where immigrants suddenly turn into xenophobes.
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>“The Chinese mindset for the past 30 years has been that leaving is always better. You leave the country for the town. You leave the town for the city. You leave the city for a big city. You leave the big city for the US. Now, you leave for Tokyo.”
Interesting I thought the average Chinese was more nationalist but its interesting they see the US as a goal
“I so, so love this city. But, over the past few months, I have started to change the route I take when walking through my neighbourhood,” she confesses. “I use smaller streets — the ones the Chinese don’t use. There are too many Chinese around these days. I keep hearing Chinese being spoken everywhere . . . That wasn’t why I left.”
A chinese person is saying this btw.
Looks like the Anglo world isn’t the only place where immigrants suddenly turn into xenophobes.