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I'm afraid that is Jai Hind thinking. They are the ones who assume that they can equal or exceed anything done elsewhere. The Chinese are pragmatic, they don't assume that they are the best in everything. But they believe in actually being good and letting the results speak for themselves.
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He's just pondering to his core audience which are the Jai Malays/Nationalists that both see themselves as victims and superior to the Chinese Malaysians.
After all, their stupidity and racism are what led to the separation and creation of Singapore as a country.
Racism, victimhood, false superiority will not lead anybody or anyone countries for that matter.
The cultural revolution strengthened Chinese culture by throwing out degenerate traitors and cultural infiltrators... Asserting that it damaged Chinese culture is like asserting that Mccarthyism damaged US culture... Nothing is more purely Chinese than whatever the majority of the country has decided on, and the people of China spoke clearly: we didnt want any triads, pro-washington, landlords, or other traitors. And so the people and government worked hand in hand to accomplish this.
Malays are to China what Indians are to gulf Arabs. Retards posting artwork of Muhammad fucking pigs and going on genocidal Facebook rants while on their 15 min lunch break from scrubbing toilets, then go all "yes saar" IRL whenever someone looks at them. Like snakes except snakes can actually bite.
I was referring to the views that non-Chinese should have about China.
For example, when someone thinks of Japan or South Korea, what sort of default assumptions should they have?
I see. If you're referring to the non-Chinese anti-China crowd, their default view is that China is always below them. No amount of evidence is gonna convince them of China's success. And it's not like they're wholly ignorant. When China is in danger of proving them wrong, they instantly resort to badmouthing, gaslighting, copium, and outright sabotage. The last Olympics was a typical example.
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A roommate of mine once said we should speak Chinese (Cantonese) to each other all the time, I said no because we were in Canada, and it's strange unless it's in off-time. I stand by that statement since we were in a Canadian military base, lol.
At some point the conversation shifted to Bruce Lee and he considered him a hanjian for teaching "foreigners" Kung Fu. Good times.
In recent years, their attitude has become increasingly hostile. The Japanese are slightly better, but the Koreans are very bad. Korean films and TV works always deliberately portray China as a very bad country, and show off that they are better than China.
For me, it is a very arrogant idealism.
I watched some Japanese discussions on "Black Myth Wukong" on ltaaa.cn. Their attitude was very contemptuous, believing that this was just a poor imitation behavior following behind Japan. Even though Ubisoft has humiliated them with black samurai, they still firmly believe that Chinese elements are not as popular as Japanese samurai and ninjas.
Of course, this is only the opinion of some people, but you can intuitively feel that they do not expect China's success.
BUT East Asian = Chinese, that's why it was called Sinosphere for a reason, how can western people differentiate us from each other? They can't.
I have a Korean friend and when go out and eat people talk to him in Chinese believing he is one of us....lolLike I always say presently being Chinese is beautiful, its a byproduct of China rising and rejuvenation. Of the 5 stages of grief we are in a denial stage in ASIA, anger stage in the Collective West and India, Depression stage in Europe and acceptance stage in West Asia and Russia. It may takes 5 years for the US to proceed to Acceptance stage and if she does all of Asia and Europe will follow, while India with its Bharat pride will never graduate and remained their in perpetuity.