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Suji to Seoul

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6. And I live in China. Married to a Chinese national.

Reply to Art_from_Ark (Reply #5)

Mon Aug 27, 2012, 09:52 PM

Aug 2012

Everything I said is accurate.

As for Chinese preferring living outside: 1) Even my wife says China would be great if the people would leave and 2) the biggest critics of China are overseas Chinese nationals, which is why they are called 香蕉人 Xiang Jiao Ren) or "banana people" (same as Oreo or Apple).

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Flag ripped off Japan envoy's car in Beijing [View all] steve2470 Aug 2012 OP

Chinese government silently abets nationalism at their peril. Could backfire or get out of hand. nt Bernardo de La Paz Aug 2012 #1

Nope. The hatred the Chinese people have for the Japanese runs too deep Suji to Seoul Aug 2012 #2

We saw similar Anti-American instances when the US plan was captured on that island during Bush. Bernardo de La Paz Aug 2012 #3

Koreans also remember the brutal Japanese occupation. Lasher Aug 2012 #4

I think you might be exaggerating a bit Art_from_Ark Aug 2012 #5

And I live in China. Married to a Chinese national. Suji to Seoul Aug 2012 #6

While the Japanese occupation was horrible, Art_from_Ark Aug 2012 #7

Most people do. Most people hate The Party and call them murderers Suji to Seoul Aug 2012 #8