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R There Any Chinese PPL Here (1 Viewer)
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LOLOLOLOL :rofl:jemsta said:
120% Honkie here, can't Speak Mandarin properly
Anyway, HK was never owned by French, but by the UK. HK use to be a lot cleaner, but the pollutants drifting across from mainland China has worsened it over teh years. I guess one reason why some people refuse to admit HK is part of China is because they feel ashamed to be associated with it. I certainly am not saying all things are bad in China, there are great things there like modernised cities, uber fast growing economy, rapidly modernising military force, hosting the 08 Olympics etc... but making buns with cardboard, dog foods that kill, blood stained cotton for clothes, tyres which burst, head for food safety getting executed for bribery ... I mean come on...
Flame me if you want :burn: :burn: :burn:
hahaha yeah my mando is shithouse. Its not like i need it anyways since i wont be visiting the mainland anytime soon.
The pollution in HK has always been bad....well dont know how worse it got when comparing the air pollution to sydney for example. It's better in winter though.
My mum never buys food thats made in mainland china...and i dont blame her. After reading newspapers where eggs are laced with dyes and seafood having fucking antibiotics and other shit in it makes you wonder why you'd bother buying stuff made in china.
absolutely disgraceful.
The pollution in HK has always been bad....well dont know how worse it got when comparing the air pollution to sydney for example. It's better in winter though.
My mum never buys food thats made in mainland china...and i dont blame her. After reading newspapers where eggs are laced with dyes and seafood having fucking antibiotics and other shit in it makes you wonder why you'd bother buying stuff made in china.
absolutely disgraceful.
Forbidden.
Banned
On the otherhand I meet the asian stereotype of owning most of the kiddies in my classes and feeling uneasy in English.minnn2 said:it's minhthu
LAWLZ. SCREW ASIA.
DOWN WITH CHINA!
<3
But I don't like my parents because they have too high expectations of me and they deny me freedom of expression.
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回复: Re: R There Any Chinese PPL Here
my father is more likely to be such kind of parent but my mother isn't...
hmmm...... most of the asian parents want their kids get involved in medical, legal, and commercial areas etc. or want them to gain good pay in the future.
lol... exactly what the chinese style parents is
my father is more likely to be such kind of parent but my mother isn't...
hmmm...... most of the asian parents want their kids get involved in medical, legal, and commercial areas etc. or want them to gain good pay in the future.
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You mean are there any chinese people in the forum, chinese people who make up a large population of NSW, are there ANY chinese people?hyparzero said:
lifesucks
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im born in china, only left in 2000. but ive became a CBA pretty fast. that was not a typo, i consider myself aussie. been listening to triple m and know many old classics. only listen to english music now. also watching plenty of rugby and cricket. plenty.
i think this is a beautiful country, mate. more or less sold out.
assimilation complete.
i think this is a beautiful country, mate. more or less sold out.
assimilation complete.
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I'm an ABC. though i speak canto...and very little mando =)
I dont know..i was only 1 when i went back to HK..adidasboy said:what made you turn back? i'd rather stay
HK> AUS
minus education/work.
I think my parents wanted me to spend a few schooling years in HK..
I dont regret it though..
I can write and speak in well (madarin included)
And now I'm doing Japanese continuers as well for my HSC..it sort of helps because i know most of the kanjis