This thread started off saying that racist is wrong. And some commented that Chinese generally is being more racist than other, which obviously is worse by our standard. The question being asked was "what made those Chinese think that they are better than other people, so that they think looking down other race is okay?".
Peter, being so nice, listed so many points saying that China isn't the best yet (improving which nobody object). He also listed how worse India, Africa and Taiwan compare to China. So all in all from Peter, (1) China is improving, (2) Chinese should be proud of their improvement so far, (3) deconstructive comments to Chinese is not welcome, (4)..
But which Peter's point is relevant to answer the orig question? Honestly, you're on the downhill battle since no Chinese should be racist, no matter how good they are and how proud they are. Stating few facts here and there doesn't make your argument sounds especially they are off topic.
Anyway, now the topic being so side tracked and bent to said that the few of us here are racist against the Chinese. I don't see where we are racist against Chinese (your racism's definition looks diff than the real meaning). I don't hate Chinese since we are Chinese. We are just taking about individual Chinese "here" or in HongKong who acted not on par to the standard we currently live in.
Am I totally not racist? Definitely not and I do realize that. However, I am trying to improve on that everyday. What made positive criticize bad in any form? |