What did China's first daughter find in America?

[seven7seven]

Absolutely my friend. And that is why sometime I dont feel like putting in the effort to have a proper discussion here. A lot of Chinese PDF’ers are not here for a genuine discussion, they are only here to find reliefs from their psychological issues and insecurity.

And that, my friend, is the reason why this Far East section now looks more like a mental asylum rather than a discussion forum.

You accuse others on PDF spewing nonsense and bile but you sit there, on your high-horse, and make comments that only mock other forum users as being mentally ill/challenged, because they don't write anything you agree with. You post as if you are above everything here on PDF, but you're showing your insecurities and shortcomings as much as anybody else here.

 

[gambit]

Absolutely my friend. And that is why sometime I dont feel like putting in the effort to have a proper discussion here. A lot of Chinese PDF’ers are not here for a genuine discussion, they are only here to find reliefs from their psychological issues and insecurity.

And that, my friend, is the reason why this Far East section now looks more like a mental asylum rather than a discussion forum.

A couple yrs ago, I took three Chinese co-workers to Nellis AFB airshow. Two were China Chinese, one man and one woman who were dating each other, and one male Singapore Chinese. They planned an extended weekend to visit Las Vegas so I invited them to my house and took them to the airshow. In Nellis, I introduced them to a few active duty friends in both flightline and the Pararescue units. The Pararescue squadron is USAF Special Operations. Despite being Air Force, these guys are just as good in the water as the Navy SEALs. Nellis AFB is home to the Thunderbirds demo team, a squadron of F-22, and a squadron of Aggressor. Basically, Nellis have the world's best pilots and air combat support.

Anyway...I took my Chinese friends around the squadron areas, introduced them to the AF people as friends and co-workers, and all of us, Americans and Chinese, had a good time walking around the airshow. At the day's end over dinner buffet in the Bellagio, my Chinese friends admitted that the positive experience they received from American strangers, and at a major military installation at that, would never happen in China, perhaps even COULD NEVER happen in China. They were amazed at how open were the American military members. Nothing 'classified' were revealed, of course, my AF friends are not that gullible. But they were most surprised at how educated, trained, and authoritative the American military members have, even among the junior enlisted ranks. The Singapore Chinese completed his mandatory military service and said there was no parity with the all volunteer American military.

Talk about mental issues with the Chinese members on this little corner of the Internet. They talk as if they represent all Chinese regardless of locations and professions when so many of them, on this forum, are either students or just starting out into adulthood, as so many of them admitted. They know nothing or very little about the US but talks as if they grew up in the US. They lived all their lives in China under a dictatorial government and insists that the US government must be the same. So yes, mental asylum is an apt descriptor.

 

[PLANZubr]

Chinese people take one look at the demented and hollow nature of Western societies and decide not to stay long in that country if possible. We don't hate the West even more because of our experience in the West. Rather, we are amused by seeing in person the nasty, brutish and short lives that Western barbarians live.

 

[William Hung]

A couple yrs ago, I took three Chinese co-workers to Nellis AFB airshow. Two were China Chinese, one man and one woman who were dating each other, and one male Singapore Chinese. They planned an extended weekend to visit Las Vegas so I invited them to my house and took them to the airshow. In Nellis, I introduced them to a few active duty friends in both flightline and the Pararescue units. The Pararescue squadron is USAF Special Operations. Despite being Air Force, these guys are just as good in the water as the Navy SEALs. Nellis AFB is home to the Thunderbirds demo team, a squadron of F-22, and a squadron of Aggressor. Basically, Nellis have the world's best pilots and air combat support.

Anyway...I took my Chinese friends around the squadron areas, introduced them to the AF people as friends and co-workers, and all of us, Americans and Chinese, had a good time walking around the airshow. At the day's end over dinner buffet in the Bellagio, my Chinese friends admitted that the positive experience they received from American strangers, and at a major military installation at that, would never happen in China, perhaps even COULD NEVER happen in China. They were amazed at how open were the American military members. Nothing 'classified' were revealed, of course, my AF friends are not that gullible. But they were most surprised at how educated, trained, and authoritative the American military members have, even among the junior enlisted ranks. The Singapore Chinese completed his mandatory military service and said there was no parity with the all volunteer American military.

Talk about mental issues with the Chinese members on this little corner of the Internet. They talk as if they represent all Chinese regardless of locations and professions when so many of them, on this forum, are either students or just starting out into adulthood, as so many of them admitted. They know nothing or very little about the US but talks as if they grew up in the US. They lived all their lives in China under a dictatorial government and insists that the US government must be the same. So yes, mental asylum is an apt descriptor.

Thanks for telling your experience. I agree Sir, most real mainland Chinese living abroad I’ve come across are totally different to these Chinese PDF’ers. All of them are respectful and more knowledgeable about life in general. I don’t have cool background experiences like you. During the first year of my study, it was a mainland Chinese who helped me find part time work, and mainland Chinese classmate who kept trying to drag me to church, with good intention. They all have an objective and honest view about their country and the world (and they are not sellout). But most Chinese PDF’ers here have very odd behaviour and I truly think some really do have mental issues.

You accuse others on PDF spewing nonsense and bile but you sit there, on your high-horse, and make comments that only mock other forum users as being mentally ill/challenged, because they don't write anything you agree with. You post as if you are above everything here on PDF, but you're showing your insecurities and shortcomings as much as anybody else here.

They don’t write anything I agree with? sure I don’t agree with their childish insults often thrown at Filipino, Vietnamese, Japanese, Indonesian with such name calling like monkey, primates, fluke mind, darkie, etc. And this section is full of those insults (us Vietnamese actually receive less insults compared to Filipino and Japanese), not to mention the extreme attention seeking behavior I mentioned where 90% of the threads were created just to seek praise and “likes” while most positive threads made about non-China countries will have Chinese members jumping in to down play it and try to bring the attention back to China and her achievements. This is clear for everyone to see, I dont need to argue for it. And it is a sign to me that some really do have psychological issues.

 

[Genesis]

Thanks for telling your experience. I agree Sir, most real mainland Chinese living abroad I’ve come across are totally different to these Chinese PDF’ers. All of them are respectful and more knowledgeable about life in general. I don’t have cool background experiences like you. During the first year of my study, it was a mainland Chinese who helped me find part time work, and mainland Chinese classmate who kept trying to drag me to church, with good intention. They all have an objective and honest view about their country and the world (and they are not sellout). But most Chinese PDF’ers here have very odd behaviour and I truly think some really do have mental issues.



They don’t write anything I agree with? sure I don’t agree with their childish insults often thrown at Filipino, Vietnamese, Japanese, Indonesian with such name calling like monkey, primates, fluke mind, darkie, etc. And this section is full of those insults (us Vietnamese actually get less insults compared to Filipino and Japanese), not to mention the extreme attention seeking behavior I mentioned where 90% of the threads were created just to seek praise and “likes” while most positive threads made about non-China countries will have Chinese members jumping in to down play it and try to bring the attention back to China and her achievements. This is clear for everyone to see, I dont need to argue for it.

Just a general question, do you know what the internet is?

 

[William Hung]

Just a general question, do you know what the internet is?

I sometime read reddit or youtube comments and it can be even more hostile and trolling than here. But I know those who are trolling just for fun, and I have even said it here before that some Chinese PDF’ers are just trolling for fun and I find some of it funny and enjoyable (like Buddha palm), but I see a lot of members who are not doing it for fun but have some kind of mental issue (often they are semi-serious and not funny like buddhapalm, beidu2020, etc.).

 

[+4vsgorillas-Apebane]

I sometime read reddit or youtube comments and it can be even more hostile and trolling than here. But I know those who are trolling just for fun, and I have even said it here before that some Chinese PDF’ers are just trolling for fun and I find some of it funny and enjoyable (like Buddha palm), but I see a lot of members who are not doing it for fun but have some kind of mental issue (often they are semi-serious and not funny like buddhapalm, beidu2020, etc.).

This is the world my friend.

The internet is 100 times more hostile because of the anonymity of posters. You are a monk and I am a gorilla.

Just filter out the worst of it and have an ignore list or argue with people and call them a fcuker like I do. It will probably get me banned one day but I will just come back as another gorilla.

 

[William Hung]

This is the world my friend.

The internet is 100 times more hostile because of the anonymity of posters. You are a monk and I am a gorilla.

Just filter out the worst of it and have an ignore list or argue with people and call them a fcuker like I do. It will probably get me banned one day but I will just come back as another gorilla.

It doesn’t affect me man, that’s why I have managed to survive here for years. It is the trolls who are revealing who they really are. Not the funny trolls like Budhhapalm who I am a fan of (is he PLANzubr? I see the same humour in him). It is usually in the China vs. West, China vs. Japan or China vs. Philippines thread where the more semi-serious Chinese members would come out, showing clearly their mental issues.

 

[Sanchez]

A couple yrs ago, I took three Chinese co-workers to Nellis AFB airshow. Two were China Chinese, one man and one woman who were dating each other, and one male Singapore Chinese. They planned an extended weekend to visit Las Vegas so I invited them to my house and took them to the airshow. In Nellis, I introduced them to a few active duty friends in both flightline and the Pararescue units. The Pararescue squadron is USAF Special Operations. Despite being Air Force, these guys are just as good in the water as the Navy SEALs. Nellis AFB is home to the Thunderbirds demo team, a squadron of F-22, and a squadron of Aggressor. Basically, Nellis have the world's best pilots and air combat support.

Anyway...I took my Chinese friends around the squadron areas, introduced them to the AF people as friends and co-workers, and all of us, Americans and Chinese, had a good time walking around the airshow. At the day's end over dinner buffet in the Bellagio, my Chinese friends admitted that the positive experience they received from American strangers, and at a major military installation at that, would never happen in China, perhaps even COULD NEVER happen in China. They were amazed at how open were the American military members. Nothing 'classified' were revealed, of course, my AF friends are not that gullible. But they were most surprised at how educated, trained, and authoritative the American military members have, even among the junior enlisted ranks. The Singapore Chinese completed his mandatory military service and said there was no parity with the all volunteer American military.

Talk about mental issues with the Chinese members on this little corner of the Internet. They talk as if they represent all Chinese regardless of locations and professions when so many of them, on this forum, are either students or just starting out into adulthood, as so many of them admitted. They know nothing or very little about the US but talks as if they grew up in the US. They lived all their lives in China under a dictatorial government and insists that the US government must be the same. So yes, mental asylum is an apt descriptor.

Just for the record your comments suit better to your Vietnamese countrymen. Wtf are they here chasing Chinese topics?

 

[+4vsgorillas-Apebane]

It doesn’t affect me man, that’s why I have managed to survive here for years. It is the trolls who are revealing who they really are. Not the funny trolls like Budhhapalm who I am a fan of (is he PLANzubr? I see the same humour in him). It is usually in the China vs. West, China vs. Japan or China vs. Philippines thread where the more semi-serious Chinese members would come out, showing clearly their mental issues.

Just relax bro and enjoy the challenge of the jungle. Its like how you describe for pretty much everyone. You might think that Chinese troll a lot but we get our share of trolling with interest from all groups of people.

 

[Sanchez]

It doesn’t affect me man, that’s why I have managed to survive here for years. It is the trolls who are revealing who they really are. Not the funny trolls like Budhhapalm who I am a fan of (is he PLANzubr? I see the same humour in him). It is usually in the China vs. West, China vs. Japan or China vs. Philippines thread where the more semi-serious Chinese members would come out, showing clearly their mental issues.

They behave a lot better than the Vietnamese posters here.

 

[F-22Raptor]

I sometime read reddit or youtube comments and it can be even more hostile and trolling than here. But I know those who are trolling just for fun, and I have even said it here before that some Chinese PDF’ers are just trolling for fun and I find some of it funny and enjoyable (like Buddha palm), but I see a lot of members who are not doing it for fun but have some kind of mental issue (often they are semi-serious and not funny like buddhapalm, beidu2020, etc.).

Just FYI, Beidou2020 is not Chinese nor ethnic Chinese. He's an American of German descent. He also operates at least 2 other accounts here( Economicsuperpower and Hypersonicmissiles).

 

[jmacmac]

Just FYI, Beidou2020 is not Chinese nor ethnic Chinese. He's an American of German descent. He also operates at least 2 other accounts here( Economicsuperpower and Hypersonicmissiles).

lol, are you trying to track the guy down or something.

 

[seven7seven]

Thanks for telling your experience. I agree Sir, most real mainland Chinese living abroad I’ve come across are totally different to these Chinese PDF’ers. All of them are respectful and more knowledgeable about life in general. I don’t have cool background experiences like you. During the first year of my study, it was a mainland Chinese who helped me find part time work, and mainland Chinese classmate who kept trying to drag me to church, with good intention. They all have an objective and honest view about their country and the world (and they are not sellout). But most Chinese PDF’ers here have very odd behaviour and I truly think some really do have mental issues.



They don’t write anything I agree with? sure I don’t agree with their childish insults often thrown at Filipino, Vietnamese, Japanese, Indonesian with such name calling like monkey, primates, fluke mind, darkie, etc. And this section is full of those insults (us Vietnamese actually receive less insults compared to Filipino and Japanese), not to mention the extreme attention seeking behavior I mentioned where 90% of the threads were created just to seek praise and “likes” while most positive threads made about non-China countries will have Chinese members jumping in to down play it and try to bring the attention back to China and her achievements. This is clear for everyone to see, I dont need to argue for it. And it is a sign to me that some really do have psychological issues.

For the record, I have never called anyone on here anything derogatory like that. I may have my firm opinions but I at least try to keep things civil. Opinions that are different to mine do not upset me. If that's somebody's opinion, then I don't see it as my responsibility to change it. I only try to honestly state how I see things regarding Chinese-related issues. It seems that by just doing this, some people on here deem that as trolling.

With regards to you calling people who boast about China, as having mental issues, I don't see how you are acting as being any different to the people you condemn for calling others derogatory names. You're just adding to the problem here. Also, if you think being boastful and protective of ones own country or race, etc., is a sign of being mentally disturbed, then you are pretty much accusing everybody on PDF of being mentally ill. Everyone here has their specific bias and allegiance. I don't know why you expect anything else, on a forum like PDF.

 

[Edison Chen]

PDF is more entertaining than I thought....