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What separates Indian men from guys in China

Money, Women, Food, Massage, Booze....and did I say Massaging? :)

loool don't forget the Bosozoku Way when you're at it too :D

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A recent study titled 'The Ideal Man' by global market research firm TNS explains through a comparative analysis what it means to be a man in the two cultures:

How are male and female identities defined?

In India, men are governed by the macho ideal of strength and muscularity, while the feminine is voluptuous and sensual yet modest.

In China, men can be quite androgynous and the demarcation between men and women less pronounced.

How do men bond with other men?

Male bonding is defined by the "boyswill-be-boys" themes and "permission to behave badly" in India. It's more about "breaking free" from the restrictions and obligations imposed by traditional roles than bonding with one's compatriots.

Chinese male get-togethers are less aggressive in comparison, marked by forms of 'ebullient excess' and friendly competition. Men can demonstrate qualities that are normally kept under wraps: strength, loyalty, and fortitude are vividly on display.

What is his ultimate purpose?

In India, spiritual wealth correlates strongly with material poverty.

In China, you must be rich to honour your ancestors and dependents. Your ability to donate a solid pure-gold statue of Buddha to a temple counts.

What gives the Ideal Man his X-factor?

Street smarts rule in India. The making do, shortcuts and work-arounds characterise Indian men.

In China, he is imagined to be motivated by ideas of selfimprovement, which are widely expressed in the practice of artistic forms such as calligraphy, Tai Chi or piano.

What is the Ideal Man's modus operandi?

The ideal Chinese man must, above all, be strategic and prudent. The ideal Indian man can be compared to the warrior, with a will to battle. He can also be the "benevolent father-figure" with occasional bouts of "uncontrollable anger"

What separates Indian men from guys in China - The Economic Times

What separates? The Himalayan mountain range...
 
Bro, just joking. that's the land mass between the two countries.

OT : Chinese males don't have any hassles if wives earn and support the Family while for most Indians Males being in such situations is kind of a social stigma.

Brother, are you like 200 years old? Most people want working wives nowadays ... No salary No ring. :lol:

Most of this stuff seems out of date, written no doubt by some old fogey in cubby hole somewhere. Indians are pretty materialistic nowadays, I don't see much if the simple living and high thinking of our grandparents time, we want name brands, holidays abroad, private schools and lots and lots of gold and diamond jewelry. :azn:
 
Brother, are you like 200 years old? Most people want working wives nowadays ... No salary No ring.

well not really. some guys in the world prefer to work as it's Husband's role to earn for the family. it always like this in many Asian Countries.

i am, for one, prefer to support my (future) wife if we did get married in the future. i probably must give 95% of my salary to my wife, no problem for me. heck, even if someday i've become a Japanese citizen, might as well train my skill in Horse Bet Racing :D
 
well not really. some guys in the world prefer to work as it's Husband's role to earn for the family. it always like this in many Asian Countries.

i am, for one, prefer to support my (future) wife if we did get married in the future. i probably must give 95% of my salary to my wife, no problem for me. heck, even if someday i've become a Japanese citizen, might as well train my skill in Horse Bet Racing :D
Bro, you're a better man than me, I have no problem if my wife supports me :D

And what would she do sitting at home all day? Think of new ways to nag me? ( just joking, don't kill me)

No, I prefer someone who has her own life, I don't want to BE her life.
 
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