Post: #26

Yup, I'd say that Dmario has a cool arrangement going into china. Definitely puts him in another tier of foreigners, not gonna blow up your spot, but I think you'll do well based on what I've read about you in your other posts, Dmario.

Post: #27

Post: #28

Adorable, 唱歌的小朋友好可爱呀

Post: #29

(08-12-2017 10:00 PM)Cr33pin Wrote:  

Jealous/butthurt Chinese guys have been raging since 2011ish, but wow, looks like it's really getting bad. Can't believe no one else has commented yet.

What's awesome is everything in that video comes from the west

The same thing is going on in the Philippines actually, the middle/upper class guys are saying the same thing about foreigners

Post: #30

(08-13-2017 10:31 PM)digitalconquistador Wrote:  

(08-12-2017 10:00 PM)Cr33pin Wrote:  

Jealous/butthurt Chinese guys have been raging since 2011ish, but wow, looks like it's really getting bad. Can't believe no one else has commented yet.

What's awesome is everything in that video comes from the west

The same thing is going on in the Philippines actually, the middle/upper class guys are saying the same thing about foreigners

There's nothing to comment on

Just a rapper I've never heard of trying to make a name for himself.

I believe that this gentleman's main complaint is, "Since Chinese men are members of a ethnicity that is clearly superior to all others, why do Chinese girls suck foreign dick so readily? I am confused. Here, let me impress you with a high end rental car."

I live in Beijing and am in no way concerned about my safety. I'd be a lot more concerned if I lived in Chicago. Here, I walk the city streets at night without a care in the world.

Post: #31

(08-13-2017 11:57 PM)Suits Wrote:  

(08-13-2017 10:31 PM)digitalconquistador Wrote:  

(08-12-2017 10:00 PM)Cr33pin Wrote:  

Jealous/butthurt Chinese guys have been raging since 2011ish, but wow, looks like it's really getting bad. Can't believe no one else has commented yet.

What's awesome is everything in that video comes from the west

The same thing is going on in the Philippines actually, the middle/upper class guys are saying the same thing about foreigners

There's nothing to comment on

Just a rapper I've never heard of trying to make a name for himself.

I believe that this gentleman's main complaint is, "Since Chinese men are members of a ethnicity that is clearly superior to all others, why do Chinese girls suck foreign dick so readily? I am confused. Here, let me impress you with a high end rental car."

I live in Beijing and am in no way concerned about my safety. I'd be a lot more concerned if I lived in Chicago. Here, I walk the city streets at night without a care in the world.

Yeah, pretty much. The Chinese dudes who are worried about me fucking girls are usually the guys with the least resources to do fuck all about it.

I showed this video to one of my girls and she said, "This guy needs to get laid."

Post: #32

(08-12-2017 10:00 PM)Cr33pin Wrote:  

Some Chinese hate those loser foreigners who get drunk every night, never learn a word of Chinese and disrespect the culture : I can understand.

Some Chinese people are openly nationalists : I can understand.

Some Chinese officials make it more difficult for foreigners to get a work-visa : I can understand.

Some Chinese people think this rapper is talented : now that I CAN’T understand!

Post: #33

I was in beijing 3 years ago. On daytime in metro or on streets i havent seen one good looking girl. I was 8 days there.

Chinese people do not like foreigners? So why as a foreigner you you get free drinks and free entry in some of the highend clubs?

This song is funny. This small rapper looks like shit and have for sure a very small dick.

Post: #34

Well, foreigners tend to spend a lot of money in clubs, so it's actually very smart move. Offering them some free entrance or bar promo will bring them in and once they get smashed the dollars go flying.

Post: #35

Here's a fun drinking game you can play with this video. Every time she says the word "grand," you have to drink a shot of baijiu.

Post: #36

(08-17-2017 11:25 PM)Suits Wrote:  Here's a fun drinking game you can play with this video. Every time she says the word "grand," you have to drink a shot of baijiu.

Double shot every time she says 'preconceived misconception'.

By halfway through, I was wondering if this was possibly a parody. What a piece of work. I feel sorry for whatever guy she's with.

Post: #37

(08-19-2017 10:46 PM)ElFlaco Wrote:  

(08-17-2017 11:25 PM)Suits Wrote:  Here's a fun drinking game you can play with this video. Every time she says the word "grand," you have to drink a shot of baijiu.

Double shot every time she says 'preconceived misconception'.

By halfway through, I was wondering if this was possibly a parody. What a piece of work. I feel sorry for whatever guy she's with.

There's no question that having a woman like this involved in your life would be hell, but everything she complains about regarding China is true. She described the country exactly as it is.

This is more a study into the fact that you should not visit China if:

• You are a picky eater, a vegan or a "chickenburger type of girl" who doesn't like vegetables.
• You have strong reactions to people spitting loudly in public or seeing other behavior that would qualify as extremely uncivilized in the West.
• You can't handle people giving you confused looks when you try to speak to them in a language that they do not understand.
• You have a company handle all your arrangements, but don't like being over-charged for the service offered.
  

Many people survive being tourists in China despite speaking no Chinese, especially if they are on an organized tour, but if you have dietary restrictions (due to actual health needs/deadly allergies or being a picky dumbass), you'll either need to speak Chinese yourself or have a skilled and motivated translator with you at all times to be able to find food that you'll enjoy eating. Either that or stay at places with a kitchen and do all your own cooking.

Make no mistake, however. Unlike the backpacker belts of south-east Asia, China is not setup for tourism. Not that tourists do not come here (plenty do), but it does not have a tourist economy and tourist bubbles.

I returned to Beijing recently from a short trip out of the country and met two German tourists who had just arrived from Mongolia. They'd just gotten off at the end of the airport express line at the downtown in transport station Dongzhimen, where they planned to take the subway to their hotel. They'd incorrectly assumed that the Beijing subway system would still be open after 11PM and so I offered to help them find a taxi.

Of course, since they were at the last stop of the airport express line shortly after the nightly closure of the city's subway lines, a small army of crooked taxi drivers looking to rip off confused foreign tourists awaited them just outside of the station.

The first taxi driver offered to bring them to their destination (normally a 25RMB trip) for 285RMB. Obviously, they weren't going to have any luck just outside of the transit station, so I had them follow me about a half-kilometer west on foot and found them an illegal taxi which agreed to take them to their hotel for 50RMB.

If they hadn't met me, they would have been fucked, because given the district and the time of night, it would have probably taken them hours to flag down an available legal cap and they wouldn't have been able to communicate with an illegal taxi driver well enough to negotiate a fare. The crooked drivers who prey on foreign tourists tend to speak some English, but the Germans also didn't have enough RMB on them to be able to pay the outrageous fare that type of driver would have tried to charge them.

By the time I got them in a taxi, I could tell that the woman was already super stressed. I can only image how poorly their 9 days in China would have went if it had started with spending 3 hours trying to reach their hotel in the middle of the night with only a small quality of local currency in their possession.

Post: #38

(08-20-2017 12:19 AM)Suits Wrote:  This is more a study into the fact that you should not visit China if:

• You are a picky eater, a vegan or a "chickenburger type of girl" who doesn't like vegetables.
• You have strong reactions to people spitting loudly in public or seeing other behavior that would qualify as extremely uncivilized in the West.
• You can't handle people giving you confused looks when you try to speak to them in a language that they do not understand.
• You have a company handle all your arrangements, but don't like being over-charged for the service offered.
  

Thanks for explaining this and also for the cab story. The video made me wonder if there's money to be made in a place by China simply by protecting tourists from the gritty realities. While I imagine there are tours that do that, apparently hers didn't, despite the price.

Mostly I was appalled by her attitude of entitlement (which even she seemed to realize was an issue, as evidenced by her continual claims to the contrary). She had obviously given little thought about what she was getting herself into.

Post: #39

Hi there, I am a crazy 40 y old German scientist and I have to live in Beijing for the next two months. Well, the Girls here seem to be really strange. The subway trains are always full but amazingly quiet. Most of the people look into their phones. No eye contact is possible with Girls. Well sometimes, I recognize that Girls look at me (I have blue eyes, 175 cm, Brown hair) but not very often although most of the time I am the only non-Chinese Person in the area. Well, I think it is hard to get laid here. 21 Million people live in Beijing but all of them keep to themselves, at least thats how it feels like.