Does it include Tibet?
Hong-Kong Protests
- Thread starter Pika
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My picture of Tibetans is that they're not that politically engaged, compared to Xinjiang ppl who seem way more eager to move around inside China, make media content and are more vocally anti American.
Ppl in Tibet don't seem to care about US threat. Maybe since its so far removed from them, and their culture doesn't dispose itself towards caring about distant issues.
People in Tibet are appreciative of what modernization has brought them, especially when today's 20 and 30 year olds reflect on their parents' living conditions at the same age. Their identity is more like that of a Tibetan minority in the Chinese nation (which is reflective of reality), where they celebrate their unique culture in the backdrop of a wider, successful modern China.
The future field slaves saw the rich get on a big ship so they all fought for a place on a similar looking ship.
Well tbh I think a lot of Chinese are overqualified but underskilled, because they just go to university always, even if it is a bullshit degree and they waste all the time during collage.
With both tuition and living costs being affordable to all, along with parents viewing university as something kids should automatically apply to, it means a lot of barely skilled workers run around with less than useful degrees.
Imo if you are actually high skill, you'd never end up in these jobs except maybe a very temporary measure during your education. If you go to another country, you should have set up your entry since a long time before. Local connections, an equivalent job to your former job etc.
This is the inevitable outcome of decades of brainwashing in culture and education. People trading a silver spoon for a rusted iron one.
FriedRiceNSpice
Captain
Almost sounds like America, minus the student loans!
