china government is porpelling Chinese learning! you know chinese is rubish, then, you knwo Nazi from Hitler?? you know The Committee of State Security in the former USSR？ So, you like them, ok, you can choose Chinese to learn. If not, i tell you, chinese and chinese culture is the most Nazi in the world, look at the style of the people from China, you can know Chinese is a (*)(*)(*)(*) language, and never to study, never to advertise Chinese culture ideal. Furthmore, every chinese want to chat with other people in English or others. So, that really is uselees thing to learn chinese. ___China government is wasting our taxers' money to fufil theri own Nazi-like aim! If you like chinese people, then let us study your advanced culture and language, that's all!
Forget your "junk Chinese", but focus on your superb English instead because the learning of the English language really seems so easy to you. If William Shakespeare is still alive today, he would take his hat off to you. Although he was regarded as the greatest writer in the English language, he could never coin such words as "porpelling" and "rubish".
I say forget the superb English and focus on the "Junk Chinese". Personally, I think its incredibly important to study and understand the culture of China. You don't necessarily have to study the language (though I'd highly recommend it as its an incredibly marketable skill to have) but its absolutely impossible to want the US to remain in its current position in the world and ask people to close their mind to outside culture, especially that of, arguably, the most important country in the world at the moment. Like it or not the US and China are inextricably linked economically and politically. Even if you do view them as an enemy, as i'm assuming you do given your anti-China rant, understanding their culture is immeasurably important in your desire to remain higher than them on the food chain.
Granny says, "Dat's right - purt soon China gonna own the world an' ever'body gonna have to kowtow to `em... China buying up the world? 30 May 2013 > This week, the largest acquisition of a US firm by a Chinese company was announced. Chinese pork producer Shuanghui International had an offer of $4.7bn accepted by US meat giant Smithfield Foods, the world's biggest pork producer.
Grandpa says, "Dat's right - if you kowtow to the Chinese Emperor, you may be rewarded with a Chinese princess; but if you pay reverence to the American Emperor, you may find your arm dislocated by behind-the-scenes arm-twisting one day." You seem to be more Chinese than the Chinese. If there ever any need for kowtow to find a last refuge on earth, it will find it in your mind. If you ask students in China what kowtow is, many of them don't know the answer. Kowtow, which is quite alike Goshu-zarei, the Japanese formal kneeling bow reserved for the presence of nobility, has long disappeared from Chinese government practice since the fall of the Ching Dynasty. Ironically, the practice still exists outside China, e.g. in Cambodia. Even bowing, a traditional form of less reverence, is not customary among the Chinese now. Many Chinese never bow in their lifetime. To learn to bow properly, Chinese have to go to Japan. 14 Reasons You Should Bow In Japan http://www.japan-talk.com/jt/new/14-types-of-bow-in-japan How to Bow in Japan http://www.wikihow.com/Bow-in-Japan How to Bow in Japan http://gojapan.about.com/cs/etiquetteinjapan/a/bowing.htm Public angered over Chinese woman's 'forced kowtow' http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/90883/7990732.html
