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Chinese professor calls Hong Kong people 'dogs'

天子= SON of heaven. try again.

According to your logic, Confucious(孔子) was the son of a great-being, not he was the great being. So you people are promoting the wrong person according to you.

Gee, it has come to me having to teach Kanji to mainlanders?
 
According to your logic, Confucious(孔子) was the son of a great-being, not he was the great being. So you people are promoting the wrong person according to you.

Gee, it has come to me having to teach Kanji to mainlanders?

孔子 is just a name. lmao. otherwise, by your logic:

儿子 = great child
孙子 = "great" grandchild
小子 = great little guy
瓜子 = great melon
篮子 = great basket
驴子 = great donkey

:rofl: if you can only think of proper nouns, give it up tiny stick.
 
According to your logic, Confucious(孔子) was the son of a great-being, not he was the great being. So you people are promoting the wrong person according to you.

Gee, it has come to me having to teach Kanji to mainlanders?

It is better for you Koreans to stick with your Christianity, and we don't want you to have anything to do with our great historical figure.
 
No Hong Kongese refer to themselves as Chinese(中國人) because Chinese(中國人) in Hon Kong context means mainlander, and being called a mainlander is an insult in Hong Kong.

You know absolutely nothing about Hong Kong. We call ourselves 中國人 all the time. :lol:

中國人 does NOT mean mainlander, I have no idea where you got such an idea from. Your "Hanja" is poor.
 
You know absolutely nothing about Hong Kong. We call ourselves 中國人 all the time. :lol:

中國人 does NOT mean mainlander, I have no idea where you got such an idea from. Your "Hanja" is poor.

中国人 is PRC national. Hong Kongers have "People's Republic of China" written in bold, silver letters on their black passport.
 
中国人 is PRC national. Hong Kongers have "People's Republic of China" written in bold, silver letters on their black passport.

Exactly, and here is a picture of our passport.

Hong Kong Special Administrative Region passport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

408px-Cover_of_HKSAR_e-Passport.jpg


Anyone can check it for themselves.

Read the first line in Chinese, it says "People's Republic of China". :lol:
 
Back to the topic, Prefessor Kong was a bit rude for labelling people as dog, but some Hong Kongers definitely need some national pride and stop being rude to their Mainland brothers.

China will keep improved itself in both economy and politics and our Mainland tourists will also improve their behavior, same apply to some Hong Kongers who hold the prejudice against the Mainlanders.
 
Back to the topic, Prefessor Kong was a bit rude for labelling people as dog, but some Hong Kongers definitely need some national pride and stop being rude to their Mainland brothers.

It is the New Year, national unity is the most important thing. :tup:

I condemn any Hong Kong person who is rude to our mainland brothers for no reason.

But some people are rude anyway, to everyone. These people are best ignored.
 
It is the New Year, national unity is the most important thing. :tup:

I condemn any Hong Kong person who is rude to our mainland brothers for no reason.

But some people are rude anyway, to everyone. These people are best ignored.

I think the crony capitalism inheritated from Britain has hurt Hong Kong's economy a lot in the long term.

Those special interest groups in HK has hijacked its development for the sake of their own pocket.

I think the first step for HK is to abandon the old crony capitalism and adopt some new methods from the Chinese Socialism.
 
Suffix

子 (traditional and simplified, Pinyin zi)

1. (Intermediate Mandarin) a suffix for a small objects
2. (Intermediate Mandarin) a suffix for single-syllable nouns

I'm pretty sure it's number 1 is applied to 棒子, as 棒 is an object, so it would mean tiny sticks of gao li, which is pretty fitting considering...lol. If Korea only kept it's culture, then it would know proper Chinese grammar.
 
Hongkongers call mainland Chinese locusts.

Mainland Chinese call HongKongers dogs, epitome of brotherly-ness I tell you:lol:

 
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haha,Shanghaiese call Beijinger"pekinese",a kind of dog(京巴),dosent it stop Beijingers and Shanghaieses both share Chinese pride?does it never happen anywhere in India that some rude people from some part of country calling names against people from another part of the country in India?
 
doesn India really not hav this trash talk?and since when one professer's comment become all Chinese mainlanders opinion?I can say something bad about India,but I never claim that everyone in my nation shares my view,China has 1.6 billion people.

“They stand like this,” says the 56-year-old restaurateur, hands on hips, adding a scowl to her performance. “They’re sooo annoying. Just because they come from the capital, they act like they’re running the country.”

The antipathy is mutual. “Shanghai people are selfish,” retorts Ge Ding, a 28-year-old Beijing-born teacher who moved to Shanghai for work in 2001. “Even the people my age, all they talk about are material things, their clothes, the stock market. All they care for is themselves and money.”

The trash talk between the natives of Beijing and Shanghai has been going on for decades, with the rest of China ducking the crossfire.

In China, it is the great rivalry, similar in some ways to New York versus Los Angeles. The dynamic is a powerful undercurrent in Chinese politics and culture.


Spat between Beijing and Shanghai, China
 
even on all Chinese websites and bbs thousands of Beijingers and Shanghainese are cursing and throwing insults against each other all day every day as if that is their full time job,if India even touch anywhere in China,we are the first group of Chinese people that will tear India apart.
 
even on all Chinese websites and bbs thousands of Beijingers and Shanghainese are cursing and throwing insults against each other all day every day as if that is their full time job,if India even touch anywhere in China,we are the first group of Chinese people that will tear India apart.

Yeah, we may have our internal differences, but in the end we are all Chinese people. We are all a part of the same country, the PRC.

Outsiders are always trying to encourage "regionalism" in order to divide us. But we won't fall for it.
 
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