When you really come to UK and then you talk about it. Man.What dimension are you living in.
South Asian culture is very much a part of the London culture, so much so that the word "Asian" means South Asian. Chinese, not so.
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When you really come to UK and then you talk about it. Man.What dimension are you living in.
South Asian culture is very much a part of the London culture, so much so that the word "Asian" means South Asian. Chinese, not so.
It means "Below River".
It usually means two locations.
1. Gangnam in Seoul, the place where multinational corporation HQs, financial firms, luxury stores, entertainment companies, luxury housing, and clubs are concentrated at. The reason PSY sings about "Gangnam" in "Oppa Gangnam Style" is because of the night clubbing scene.
2. Gangnam also means the area below Yangtze river in China, historically economically prosperous area of China.
When you really come to UK and then you talk about it. Man.
Yes, I agree with you. But different from India, our Govt collects much more than India Govt in order to build infrastructure, then they encourage people to do manufacturing to utilize these infrastructure, good policies and tax benefits will be given to second industry, rather than movie makers, because there are unmployment problems. I dont think right now China's movie or music industry can do things like Gangnum Style, Compare China and South Korea, the Koreans GDP per capital is almost 4 times of Chinese, we are in the first phase of industrialization, build the foundation of economy.Movie industry don't come under government spending. Your logic is lame.
No point in educating in this clueless mainlander.In UK Asian word is used for South Asia. The curry houses in UK is the most visible South Asian influence.
I watch BBC everyday, they do call Chinese Asians, and "Fast East" is more often used than "East Asia".No point in educating in this clueless mainlander.
When I was reading UK news sources for the first time, I was confused that they were using the word "Asian" to describe Indian and Pakistani persons, then I figured that "Asian" means "South Asian" and CJK are referred as "East Asian" in British English.
I watch BBC everyday, they do call Chinese Asians, and "Fast East" is more often used than "East Asia".
what the hell is gangnam? nobody knows what it is, why mention in this forum?
THanks man, you taught me something new.Location = "Far East"
People = "East Asian".
Doesn't change the fact that "Asian" in British English means Indian and Pakistani persons.
Location = "Far East"
People = "East Asian".
Doesn't change the fact that "Asian" in British English means Indian and Pakistani persons.