It's time to admit Chinese culture is superior to Indian culture

[Vikramaditya-I]

You can talk of BS nonsense you want, ask all the people in the world, fool.

Cliche, but was a good attempt. Ciao

 

[313ghazi]

Chinese culture became successful when you adapted Western communism and western capitalism. Until then the success of your culture was hidden behind a wall you built to keep everyone else out.

Also spoons and forks are superior eating utensils to chopsticks.

Please chill the f out.

 

[TheSolution]

China knows how to deal with radical islam , we want to deal in the same way but because of democracy our hands are tied .

Radical Islam is better than Hinduism.

Only Pajeet would trade gold for cow dung.

If India wants to progress it should either have no religion at all (100% no Hinduism that is pure degeneracy) or have a single coherent religion which the best option would be Islam from every objective analysis

Chinese culture became successful when you adapted Western communism and western capitalism. Until then the success of your culture was hidden behind a wall you built to keep everyone else out.

Also spoons and forks are superior eating utensils to chopsticks.

Please chill the f out.

They worked hard I think they are the few people that deserve to have a bit of a superiority complex, not that it's a good thing to feed it too much but the progress speaks for itself. It's admirable.

 

[etylo]

Also spoons and forks are superior eating utensils to chopsticks.

Not really with Chinese foods.

 

[hirobo2]

Spoons and forks are superior my rear end.

In my kitchen alone, we have a few stainless steel forks with black fungus growing between the gaps. With chopsticks all areas are exposed for scrubbing and cleaning. Good luck trying to get in between the gaps of a fork for a good scrub!

Also, like Chinese language, chopsticks are more difficult to use, so naturally the White trashes tend to avoid chopsticks as much as possible!

 

[nibba]

Look. China has the advantage of being able to go to the local budddhist temple with a copy of Xi Jinping thought and make the desicion which they think is superior.

I have no clue what chinese culture is. Nobody outside of china really does. So ill have to take your word for it.

 

[sinait]

I understand why u used it. I was wondering why not using Fork and spoon now. All your food can be eaten by fork and spoon , it's far easier to use.

For dough you have to use hands , for rest we use spoons to mix stuff.
In South its thier culture to use hands. I don't think in North or in East people use that much hands.
Please don't show me street food videos , I have absolutely no idea why some of them don't use spoons to mix stuff, maybe it's faster to use hands I don't know But its unhygienic.
But for eating certain indian foods, hands are far easier and faster.

The Chinese use all methods to eat, hands, fork, spoon, knife and chopssticks, depending on what is judicious and convenient. Generally we don't use our hands as it is un-hygenic and we can multi-task while in the middle of a meal.

Due to the widespread adoption of chopsticks in East Asia, many people mistook spoons and forks came from the West.

Invention of the Fork | How Did Forks Come to Be?

How did forks come to be?

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History of the fork: Ancient forks

This might come as a surprise, but the oldest historical records of people using forks actually come from China. Archaeologists have found the first forks made from bones at excavation sites in Gansu, a north-central province of China. These two-pronged forks were used during the Bronze Age (2400–1900 BC) and for several hundred years after.
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