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The Japanese are easy. As far as I know, only Japanese guys dye their hair blond. I haven't known any Chinese or Korean to do so.
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Not really, their face still looks Japanese in my eyes, and they cannot be 100% identical to the Chinese.
The Japanese are easy. As far as I know, only Japanese guys dye their hair blond. I haven't known any Chinese or Korean to do so.
You have good taste buddy.
Haha, for me, i'm still blur about all this difference. But I recognize a hot girl of whatever race when I see one
Chinese-Dragon, I've always wanted to ask. Why is it, the Chinese here have names in 3 syllabus, like Yong Chen Ling, Lim Kok Shung.. But in Chinese in mainland China, just two words, Sun Jihai, Lin Dan and so forth?
Just watch some Korean drama and Chinese drama, you can start to tell them apart once you have seen more of them.
I live in Australia, so I see plenty of Chinese and Korean (and Vietnamese).
Not so many Japanese though, except tourists.
Isn't Han Chinese is the ancestral stock for majority of East Asians? That would make it harder to spot a Chinese from others.
Isn't Han Chinese is the ancestral stock for majority of East Asians? That would make it harder to spot a Chinese from others.
That's right, there is a lot of shared DNA.
The original inhabitants of Japan for example (Ainu people) don't actually look very East Asian at all.
Here is a picture of one -> File:AinuManStilflied.JPG - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Zhang Ziyi is so average and overrated, there are tons of Chinese girls who are far better looking than her.
Not mentioning there are also a lot young talented post-80 actresses who are more attractive than her.
Well, from what I know about Malaysia (like I said, I've got several family members who live in KL):
Kuala Lumpur generally has Chinese people of Cantonese descent, while the rest of Malaysia (and Singapore too) mainly have those of Hokkien descent (from Fujian province).
So there are some regional differences. Here is something you might like to read: Chinese given name - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
And Singapore now teaches using Standard Mandarin, to avoid causing division between different groups of Chinese immigrants.
And yea, a girl I used to go out with, used to study in a Chinese School, so I tried learning Mandarin. It was so ridiculously tough!
Please do inform me of the new actresses LOL
And recommend me some good chinese movies too. Been a while since I catched one. Too much of Hollywood this days.
Mandarin is alright, there are only 4 tones. Cantonese is much harder.
If you ever want to learn one, it's always best to go with Mandarin. Most Chinese people will be able to understand that.
Though since you're in Malaysia, then maybe Hokkien would be more useful...
Just because she has some fame in the Hollywood, it doesn't mean that she represents the top class in China.
Most celebrities in today's China won't be obsessed for the Hollywood fame, since the Hollywood is made for the white celebrities, and the Asian celebrities won't become famous unless you are some stereotyped Kung Fu fighters like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan.
In Malaysia, at least among the people I know, most of them speak in Cantonese these days. The language in the movies.
I'll give Mandarin another try some time, it's getting rather important here, most of the engineers I work with are from Huawei or ZTE (Chinese Telco company), so you guessed it, Chinese speaking. It will be useful