More Japanese students prefer Chinese mainland to US

[Emperor Modi]

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[Edison Chen]

Please use English or Hindi.
China languages are banned.

LOL!!!

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

This will bring more Japanese out of the brainwashing by Japanese education and Japanese governments. Hopefully they will also learn Mao thought and dare to stand up to the US occupation force. Drive out the last Western interference and East Asia will be back to its peaceful normal with its own harmony culture.

Before the coming of the West, there hadn't been a major among East Asian for nearly 200 years.

True, the Maoist movement was once strong in Japan.

 

[MarkusS]

to be honest i felt better on my business trip in china than india. Nothing against india but being send to india is basicly a penalty for european employee. Im sure it has its good sides as well but it looks chaotic and many aspects there are hard to accept

 

[Schutz]

to be honest i felt better on my business trip in china than india. Nothing against india but being send to india is basicly a penalty for european employee. Im sure it has its good sides as well but it looks chaotic and many aspects there are hard to accept

If your Indian/Pak its probably great, if your not its like mad max.

 

[MarkusS]

If your Indian/Pak its probably great, if your not its like mad max.

my english teacher was in india and told us horror stories at school. about floating bodies in a river and such stuff.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

to be honest i felt better on my business trip in china than india. Nothing against india but being send to india is basicly a penalty for european employee. Im sure it has its good sides as well but it looks chaotic and many aspects there are hard to accept

Sure, there are a lot of authentic Italian restaurants (operate by the Italian owners, cooked by Italian chefs, served by the Italian waiters/waitresses) in China if you don't like the Chinese cuisine, since China is trying to build itself like the center of the world.

The 10 Best Shanghai Restaurants - TripAdvisor

 

[MarkusS]

Sure, there are a lot of authentic Italian restaurants (operate by the Italian owners, cooked by Italian chefs, served by the Italian servers) in China if you don't like the Chinese cuisine, since China is trying to build itself like the center of the world.

The 10 Best Shanghai Restaurants - TripAdvisor

i would not want italian food in china. when i'm abroad i like to test local food. some chinese stuff was pretty good. sure you also have stuff that i wouldn't eat, but the normal stuff was ok.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

i would not want italian food in china. when i'm abroad i like to test local food. some chinese stuff was pretty good. sure you also have stuff that i wouldn't eat, but the normal stuff was ok.

Many western tourists (Italians or Italian-Americans) said that when they have eaten too many days of the Chinese foods, they would try to recover some home taste in China. And they also rated some Italian restaurants in Shanghai almost as good as those in Italy.

China can really hire a lot of professional chefs from Italy.

 

[MarkusS]

Many western tourists (Italians or Italian-Americans) said that when they have eaten too many days of the Chinese foods, they would try to recover some home taste in China. And they also rated some Italian restaurants in Shanghai almost as good as those in Italy.

China can really hire a lot of professional chefs from Italy.

i was only few days there...but had a pizza at the airport if that counts. ^^

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

No, more Japanese prefer working in India, our food is the most popular in Japan.

The curry rice is now a stapled food in Japan.

 

[TaiShang]

The curry rice is now a stapled food in Japan.

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Curry is everywhere in Japan. And Italian pasta.

Thankfully in Taiwan not much food with curry, except in Japanese-style restaurants.

 

[Aepsilons]

Curry is everywhere in Japan. And Italian pasta.

Thankfully in Taiwan not much food with curry, except in Japanese-style restaurants.

Oh don't act like you don't like curry! You know you like the yellow curry mixed with coconut milk , bathing the wonderful cooked chicken (or pork, i prefer pork) with lentils, some ginger, a bit of tamarind, green beans, bakchoy, some red peppers, and diced (finely that is) white potatoes. Oh voila ! Mon Deux! Orgasm in one's taste buds! lol.

Curry is everywhere in Japan. And Italian pasta.

Thankfully in Taiwan not much food with curry, except in Japanese-style restaurants.

And served in Japanese rice....ohmagoodness nomnomnomnom

#yummyinmytummy

True, the Maoist movement was once strong in Japan.

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LOL, oh the maoist movement in the 60s. You know they're still quite very vocal in Japan.

@TaiShang I'm sure you're friends with some Socialist-leaning academics in Japan?

 

[TaiShang]

Oh don't act like you don't like curry! You know you like the yellow curry mixed with coconut milk , bathing the wonderful cooked chicken (or pork, i prefer pork) with lentils, some ginger, a bit of tamarind, green beans, bakchoy, some red peppers, and diced (finely that is) white potatoes. Oh voila ! Mon Deux! Orgasm in one's taste buds! lol.

I really do not like.

When I eat rice-warped in egg in Japanese-style restaurant, I order tomato-sauce rather than curry. It is just not my taste.

And served in Japanese rice....ohmagoodness nomnomnomnom

I like it if not too sticky.

I like Thai-style more, especially if a little sesame oil is added.

@TaiShang I'm sure you're friends with some Socialist-leaning academics in Japan?

I have a close colleague from Japan and his auntie, as he told me, was a PM from the LDP. He is definitely not a Marxist. He opposes the US military presence/occupation in Japan but somehow rationalizes it.

 

[Aepsilons]

I really do not like.

When I eat rice-warped in egg in Japanese-style restaurant, I order tomato-sauce rather than curry. It is just not my taste.

Well perhaps you don't like the repugnant smell of some of the hard smelling variant. It gets some time used to it, there was a time when i used to eat chicken curry every day (being a poor graduate student at the time; one's limited resources...you know how it is..lol), and well, the smell of curry seeped into my clothing when i sweat. I used to bike to campus in UC so --- some folks used to complain why i smelled of curry powder, lol.

The reason for it i think was because i used the really strong curry (the red curry). Better to use the lighter curry like yellow or green. Its more merciful on the pores, i suppose, lol.

I like it if not too sticky.

I like Thai-style more, especially if a little sesame oil is added.

You prefer the thai jasmine rice? they also have thai northern rice which is very sticky. Never did get used to using the fingers / hands to eat. I can eat with that style if i have to, or to be respectful, but i prefer using chopsticks. I just don't like the idea sometimes of food getting under my nails.