Some incident happened last night and I think that link to the bad behavior of mainlander. I was waiting to get out of a parking lot (Chinese plaza), a gentleman stop his car and let me out (there is a huge line up behind him). Then the car behind him honk at him so loud...
Which make me remember my vacation in Guanzhou, I guess it's not the people that who want to be rude and ill manner. I remember I asked caveman's cousin who is a cop herself. Why do they have to drive like that? She said if you follow the rule, you will never able to get out.
It's a very collapsed society. When sympathies are used, people lose faith. How can people stop to help the weak, when you stop your car and try to help the bloody body on the highway; the bloody body jump on you with his gang and rob you; worst , kill you. How can you yield the other cars, when everybody honk at you when you do so?
Who to blame? I really don't know. Lately, a Australian born Chinese convinced me slightly on my POV on mainlander. Well, I will try to tolerate their bad behavior but patience has a limit. Let's see the different.
It's not easy to manage a huge country like China; especially a lot of messes from previous leader. Communism seems to be the only way to centralize everybody in China. Yet, they also need to catch up with the economy; by catching up the economic, that somehow twist the rules of communism and turning to Capitalism.
I heard, the only way to be a socialism, it is a necessary route that one country need to started from communism --> Capitalism--->Socialism. However, it's easy to say but hard to achieve in reality. So far, I don't see any country had ever successfully transform into a socialism country. I see the hardship of managing this huge booming country. My tolerance is here, I just hope my fellow mainlander won't disappoint me and start realizing what they are doing is wrong.
I realize if I keep complaining about these mainlanders, I'm no different from those 憤青 who screaming about Nanking war endlessly without contributing or find a way to progress. Well, I will try to stay calm. |