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This is probably among a few positive things it will bring...Especially for our football team...Mixed blood Chinese athletes
This is probably among a few positive things it will bring...Especially for our football team...
Yes N.Korea is one rare state which still remains totally closed up and pure from decades ago to this day. Almost no foreigner has settled there much less having mixed race kids and such. So if China wants to maintain it's 'pure race' or whatever that means and avoid mixing with foreigners and Africans etc then China will have to close up again like during Mao Zedongs days where you could hardly see any foreigners coming/settling in China much less mixed race kids like you do today in China. So that's life, you can't eat your cake and have it. With opening up/globalisation comes others issues as well, how you deal with it is what makes the difference, since such things are unavoidable when you want to take such a route.I admire North Koreans for their homogeneity. Not only blood but also culture and ideology. It is their strength.
I admire North Koreans for their homogeneity. Not only blood but also culture and ideology. It is their strength.
You should find a black girlfriend and start mixing.True. I remember once I talked to a group of people in a social gathering and asked them if they were ok with foreigners working and living in China, most of them said they didn't care, but when I asked them if they are ok with their next door neighbors being foreigners, every single one of them said NO.
It's too late. China's liberals are all for mixed kids. There's already ghetto areas in Guangzhou with a sizable black population where it's similar to Harlem from the 70s. America doesn't need to worry. At some point in time China will collapse with racial, religious violence. 100x worse than what we saw with recent America riots.I live in germany, believe me, the west kind of diversity sucks. In major cities the foreigners makes more than 50% in elementary schools. In terms of study performance, they are not compareable to germans or asians.
Don't fall for that.
You want to live there then? What's stopping you? Is it the poverty or famine?I admire North Koreans for their homogeneity. Not only blood but also culture and ideology. It is their strength.
It was a bit funny how GZ wumaos were first spinning "bane black"Chinese-Congolese singer Zhong Feifei is a symbol of growing diversity in China
Emerald Pellot
August 17, 2020, 10:38 AM PDT
Chinese-Congolese singer Zhong Feifei is taking the Chinese entertainment industry by storm.
Fefei competed on “Produce Camp 2020,” a Chinese reality TV competition where 101 contestants vied to join a seven-member girl group. Think the third generation of MTV and Diddy’s “Making the Band.” The show became an internet sensation in China and abroad as clips of the series circulated on YouTube.
To compete, Feifei took a semester off from getting her master’s degree at John Hopkins University. She prepared extensively for the series, practicing 12 hours a day for two months.
The multilingual star speaks Mandarin, Swahili, French and English. But despite being born in Guangzhou, her Blackness renders her an outsider. However, Feifei didn’t feel as connected to her Congolese heritage until middle school when her family began regularly traveling to the Congo.
“I grew up like in China and I go to school with other Chinese kids,” Feifei told the Associated Press. “I wasn’t growing up that much as a biracial, like in a biracial way, because I spend most my time with my Chinese side, my Chinese family. So it’s like, imagine a Chinese kid moving to Africa and that would be me at that time.”
But as the underdog, the 24-year-old thrived, making it to the second-to-last stage of the competition without ever having taken a dance or singing class. Now, Feifei receives fan mail from people praising her for bringing diversity into the forefront of Chinese culture. While she says she did not experience much prejudice in her childhood, people do stare.
“I mean, I definitely get stared a lot,” Feifei told the Associated Press. “But I think — I think I’m, I’m lucky. Like I always like to say that I’m a lucky person. Because growing up my family were quite protective and they, I was able to go to private school, was able to, like my — my environment was very protective.”
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/chinese-congolese-singer-zhong-feifei-173820587.html
Try to get a Japanese work visa first before making comments like that. Japan is world's most homogeneous society. They are like 99.99999% ethnic Japanese, probably more homogeneous than even North Korean hermit kingdom which has like 4-5% Han minority.the main reason is because they were the most liberal Asian society