Reading the true life of the bottom in China

[BoQ77]

We love to see, in real life Chinese people nice and friendly, not look like most of Chinese members here.

I like Kyle Chiang too.

 

[magic-007]

We love to see, in real life Chinese people nice and friendly, not look like most of Chinese members here.

I like Kyle Chiang too.

At first i thought you were a nice guy ,B0Q77 , but later,found you post threads about china were full of prejudice and hatred . so you do not like we and just as we hate you .if want others to be friendly to you guys , you must learn to respect others first. the kindness is mutual

 

[kyle Chiang]

@BoQ77 @magic-007
Actually,we are both peaceful-mind educated people who love our country and don't understand other country enough.
Why not become friendly and respect each other's standpoints.We can not change a people's value by hatred and abuse.
Let's be friends and try our best to eliminate bias and share our world here.It will be fantastic and helpful.

My mother ancestry is from Dongguan She still have relative living in Dongguan and I believe her (Actually ours now, she passed away some years ago and we inherit the house) house in Dongguan still stand today, being taking cared by her family and friends in China.

Most job in Donggong if I remember correctly are factory works, there are not much farming in Dongguan if I remember correctly, so either you need to know somebody to get those job, or you are going to be at least middle school educated, jobs is quite hard to find in Big City like Dongguan if you have no education, at best you can get is cleaners or some hard labour works.

Best wishes to your Australian life!
You are so right.
Nowadays,more and more jobs need middle school education level at least .

 

[bolo]

I guess so !

Japanese farmers working hard! So much sun that their cheeks are turning so red!!

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Are they real farmers or just someone doing a promotion for a company? They don't look like farmers. Look at their hands.

 

[kyle Chiang]

<In the Underground>

Dec 5th,2011.
The journalist find a short man in the tube,who is so confident and peaceful.

Younger usually enjoy listening music and immersing in their own world.

So tired,even sleep with standing up.

Society is changing.A girl taking a book,Democracy in America.

Barbers.

Plain-clothes men arrest a thief who is struggling.

Cartoon Xuan Zang
Xuan Zang,a well-known eminent monk who walked to ancient India to study Buddhism and came back to spread it in China during Tang dynasty.At that time,China and India seems to site in the poles of the universe.

Passerby try to stop people from fighting,security personnel standing far away.

Jun 21th,2012.
Girl and his boyfriend. Sleep a while when waiting.

A waste picker.

 

[BoQ77]

It looks like Singaporean life, except the fighting and thieves.

 

[dlclong]

 

[Shishike]

@kyle Chiang : You are the most adorable Chinese to me.

Most of Chinese members think that I ( BoQ 77 ) want to see poor Chinese. No they're wrong.
I just don't want everybody here focus on posting only prosperous scene, skyscrappers, highspeed railway, spacecraft, ... but pretend that there's no poor people. We could always be proud of our achivements but we shouldn't forget the poorness. That means I want to see there's really no poor people . Just don't hide them ( if any), bottom life of community,

I also hate to compare like "our people still poor but much richer than yours". It's nonsense, and unable to make your people happier. That avoids one's own problem.

I also want and ever make thread like yours, as an act to face our own problem. It's quite same and even poorer than yours.

There's the same in political issue like "election with assigned people", choose 3 in the list of 4 ( all 4 was screened by The party ). I oppose that type of issue. That's why I use yellow ribbon avatar.

I want to fight against that anywhere I could.

Bottom life in China, as I known, is poorer than the pictures show.

 

[kyle Chiang]

It looks like Singaporean life, except the fighting and thieves.

There are fighting and thieves in Singapore,America,Europe as well.

Bottom life in China, as I known, is poorer than the pictures show.

The bottom I mean is like the root of the tree.I want to post these to reflect the society changes and current situations of China.Not only to show how terrible their life is.
Welcome share some pictures about them.

 

[TaiShang]

A visitor (R) shows her teacher certificate near the entrance to the Palace Museum in Beijing, China, Dec 3, 2014. The Palace Museum started waiving the entry fee for certain Chinese residents on Wednesday. Chinese teachers, students, soldiers, police, medical staff and volunteers will be able to visit the museum for free on the first Wednesday of each month from December 2014 to April 2015. The initiative aims to foster interest from these key groups of society in the popular ancient Chinese palace during the museum's quieter months, while at the same time reducing the hordes of tourists during high season. (Xinhua/Li He)


A teacher has her certificates checked at the entrance to the Palace Museum in Beijing, China, Dec 3, 2014. The Palace Museum started waiving the entry fee for certain Chinese residents on Wednesday. Chinese teachers, students, soldiers, police, medical staff and volunteers will be able to visit the museum for free on the first Wednesday of each month from December 2014 to April 2015. The initiative aims to foster interest from these key groups of society in the popular ancient Chinese palace during the museum's quieter months, while at the same time reducing the hordes of tourists during high season. (Xinhua/Li He)



A visitor has her teacher certificate checked at the entrance to the Palace Museum in Beijing, China, Dec 3, 2014. The Palace Museum started waiving the entry fee for certain Chinese residents on Wednesday. Chinese teachers, students, soldiers, police, medical staff and volunteers will be able to visit the museum for free on the first Wednesday of each month from December 2014 to April 2015. The initiative aims to foster interest from these key groups of society in the popular ancient Chinese palace during the museum's quieter months, while at the same time reducing the hordes of tourists during high season. (Xinhua/Li He)

 

[kyle Chiang]

TaiShang
Thanks a lot for your sharing

 

[TaiShang]

TaiShang
Thanks a lot for your sharing

It is a pleasure, my friend.

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Free hotpot for sanitation workers in Chengdu, SW. China

Winter wind gusts always bring temperatures down to single digits and also bring waves of customers to local ‪#‎hotpot‬ restaurants. Yesterday in‪#‎Chengdu‬, Sichuan province, a hotpot restaurant did a surprisingly nice act and said they were open to, “sanitation workers only”.

The restaurant catered to more than 180 front-line, sanitation workers and gave them food and drinks for free.

It was the restaurant owner’s gift of gratitude to sanitation workers for their hard work of keeping the city clean and tidy. “We started preparing food and decorating the restaurant yesterday,” Zhang, a waitress said, “All of the staff worked overnight."

During the meal, the group of “city cleaners”, average age of 50, even danced with some of the waiters and waitress. “The hotpot is really tasty and it brings warmth to us”, an 8 year city worker veteran, Ms. Li said.

The free hotpot news garnered an avalanche of “Likes” online and sparked heated discussions.

“Their (sanitation workers) greatness is that they bring optimism and beauty to people, despite bad weather. They are the cleanest and most beautiful people!” @keeple

“Some regard this as a show, but I feel the restaurant owner showed his care and kindness.” @liuleidewutong21

 

[JSCh]

China is after all a socialist/communist state with the idea that work/labor is respectable, honorable, most glorious.

“What a glorious spectacle is that of the labor of man upon the earth! It includes everything in it that is glorious. Look around and tell me what you see, that is worth seeing, that is not the work of your hands and the hands of your fellows;— the multitudes of all ages.”

―William Howitt

 

[Aepsilons]

China is after all a socialist/communist state with the idea that work/labor is respectable, honorable, most glorious.

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“What a glorious spectacle is that of the labor of man upon the earth! It includes everything in it that is glorious. Look around and tell me what you see, that is worth seeing, that is not the work of your hands and the hands of your fellows;— the multitudes of all ages.”

―William Howitt

Really love the illustration !

It is a pleasure, my friend.

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Free hotpot for sanitation workers in Chengdu, SW. China

Winter wind gusts always bring temperatures down to single digits and also bring waves of customers to local ‪#‎hotpot‬ restaurants. Yesterday in‪#‎Chengdu‬, Sichuan province, a hotpot restaurant did a surprisingly nice act and said they were open to, “sanitation workers only”.

The restaurant catered to more than 180 front-line, sanitation workers and gave them food and drinks for free.

It was the restaurant owner’s gift of gratitude to sanitation workers for their hard work of keeping the city clean and tidy. “We started preparing food and decorating the restaurant yesterday,” Zhang, a waitress said, “All of the staff worked overnight."

During the meal, the group of “city cleaners”, average age of 50, even danced with some of the waiters and waitress. “The hotpot is really tasty and it brings warmth to us”, an 8 year city worker veteran, Ms. Li said.

The free hotpot news garnered an avalanche of “Likes” online and sparked heated discussions.

“Their (sanitation workers) greatness is that they bring optimism and beauty to people, despite bad weather. They are the cleanest and most beautiful people!” @keeple

“Some regard this as a show, but I feel the restaurant owner showed his care and kindness.” @liuleidewutong21

Really inspiring pictures ! Whenever I go to my Chinese friends' place during get togethers , one thing that i always observe as a constant is the use of hot pot dishes, aside from the traditional rice and noodle dishes. The pictures here is avery appreciable , and illustrates the cohesion in Chinese work industry , ergo in sanitation field. Excellent !

 

[cnleio]

The living in China city more harder than living in Chinese villages, BUSY & Very Crowded !

Some rich villages of East China is damn rich & easy, last time i visited my girl's village of North China, i saw many BMWs at the front doors of villager's houses. Damn they have lands and houses, only need to pay for a 60,000 USD BMW else.