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[Video] Physical fight b/w Chinese engineers and Pakistani policemen

An argument between CPEC engineers and local police escalated into a physical fight


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What is big deal about that, if the engineer infringe Pakistan's rule then either deport him or put him in cell for few days, but it's laughable to see how Indians are concerned about this, they're like flies buzzing around this thread like buzzing around dung :disagree:. I'm not surprise that these Indians dream day and night to see something bad happen between China and Pakistan but this isolate case will never affect China-Pakistan relation....keep dreaming.
 
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It's not a big deal and it happens all the time. It's a work relationship dispute. Management will take care of it and that Chinese worker will probably be fired and deported.

It's not like a violent Pakistan and India border dispute where Indians lust for blood and love killing.
 
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Rubbish.
This new generation of Chinese youth is too cocky and arrogant. The wealth has got to their head. I miss the old poor china which was far nicer.
Attacking host country's law enforcement officials specially police gets you shot dead in countries like USA.
Good job Pakistani police who showed restrain and professionalism.

In Pakistan the chinese workers get special police protection and police shadows them everywhere.

Locals dont talk to them unnecessarily and they dont talk to locals.
Treating their protectors like this is just absurd

It's because of the Little Emperor syndrome.
 
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Rubbish.
This new generation of Chinese youth is too cocky and arrogant. The wealth has got to their head. I miss the old poor china which was far nicer.
Attacking host country's law enforcement officials specially police gets you shot dead in countries like USA.
Good job Pakistani police who showed restrain and professionalism.

In Pakistan the chinese workers get special police protection and police shadows them everywhere.

Locals dont talk to them unnecessarily and they dont talk to locals.
Treating their protectors like this is just absurd
It's because of the Little Emperor syndrome.
I don't think this is about wealth, at least not likely the case with this group. Some do have hot tempers. In some parts of China, staring at a random man in the eyes for too long or try something funny is cause for a fight. I just don't think some of these men had internalised that they are in a different nation and they are in an unique situation since they are stuck in an camp isolated from the rest of society. In addition these people don't look that young, not youth by any means.

Many of the workers who are willing to take risks to better their lives and their families lives come from poor to ordinary backgrounds, most likely coming from families with multiple children. You would be surprised by the birthrate in some places, in relation to what you would expect for China. Riding on trains in China and talking to many rural folk, I have learned first hand that they tend to have multiple children. I have talked to people with 4-5 kids at home, in places like Henan. The "missing girls" theory is also mostly a myth, they are part of the hidden population, though there is a natural tendency for more males at birth.

The perception of the "poor china which was far nicer" doesn't exactly reflect reality imo. People that grew up with wealth tend to be much more educated and prefer to conduct themselves with a certain social etiquette (often nicer), though they could be cold/detached to a certain population and have some entitlement mentality. I would argue this population is much easier to reason with compared to the poor that is working on upwards mobility. The most poor are sometimes content and can be docile, while the poor that are trying to better their livelihoods and escape the poor category tend to be aggressive and motivated (relatively speaking). Many end up with that mentality since it tends to help them find more opportunities.
 
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Respect the religion or laws in Pakistan, or get their *** back to China. Like the older brother Yancy tell his elder brother in the movie Pacific Rim: don't get cocky boy!

Chinese engineers are real brave people to make a scene in Pakistan. Pakistan should let go of their ego for its superpower friend. This is part of future to come.
It's a quarrel between brothers, so you jut stay down.
 
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According to Pakistani reports,they wanted to go to the red light area for some "entertainment",but were stopped by the police as the area isn't considered safe for Chinese.I guess the reaction is understandable
 
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For safety, Chinese engineers should listen to police suggestions.
These people are not engineers by any means, they are Chinese workers.

According to Pakistani reports,they wanted to go to the red light area for some "entertainment",but were stopped by the police as the area isn't considered safe for Chinese.I guess the reaction is understandable
Then they need hold their desire.
 
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I don't think this is about wealth, at least not likely the case with this group. Some do have hot tempers. In some parts of China, staring at a random man in the eyes for too long or try something funny is cause for a fight. I just don't think some of these men had internalised that they are in a different nation and they are in an unique situation since they are stuck in an camp isolated from the rest of society. In addition these people don't look that young, not youth by any means.

Many of the workers who are willing to take risks to better their lives and their families lives come from poor to ordinary backgrounds, most likely coming from families with multiple children. You would be surprised by the birthrate in some places, in relation to what you would expect for China. Riding on trains in China and talking to many rural folk, I have learned first hand that they tend to have multiple children. I have talked to people with 4-5 kids at home, in places like Henan. The "missing girls" theory is also mostly a myth, they are part of the hidden population, though there is a natural tendency for more males at birth.

The perception of the "poor china which was far nicer" doesn't exactly reflect reality imo. People that grew up with wealth tend to be much more educated and prefer to conduct themselves with a certain social etiquette (often nicer), though they could be cold/detached to a certain population and have some entitlement mentality. I would argue this population is much easier to reason with compared to the poor that is working on upwards mobility. The most poor are sometimes content and can be docile, while the poor that are trying to better their livelihoods and escape the poor category tend to be aggressive and motivated (relatively speaking). Many end up with that mentality since it tends to help them find more opportunities.

I get what you are talking about. But I am referring to the way the boy is brought up.

Even if the rural folk procreate beyond the prescribed limits, I bet they stop as soon as they have a son. So eventually, that son could have 5 elder sisters, but the son is treated like a Little Emperor.
 
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I have a suggestion to Pakistan policemen: if these people want to die, let them be.

Rubbish.
This new generation of Chinese youth is too cocky and arrogant. The wealth has got to their head. I miss the old poor china which was far nicer.
Attacking host country's law enforcement officials specially police gets you shot dead in countries like USA.
Good job Pakistani police who showed restrain and professionalism.

In Pakistan the chinese workers get special police protection and police shadows them everywhere.

Locals dont talk to them unnecessarily and they dont talk to locals.
Treating their protectors like this is just absurd
these are workers from lower rung of the society, lack of legal awareness. If they don't want to be protected, let them die.
 
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China deals very roughly with unruly workers some workers got into a fight with locals two weeks later their houses were empty
 
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I get what you are talking about. But I am referring to the way the boy is brought up.

Even if the rural folk procreate beyond the prescribed limits, I bet they stop as soon as they have a son. So eventually, that son could have 5 elder sisters, but the son is treated like a Little Emperor.
my uncle has 4 kids, what's the big deal?
 
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