Why do so many Chinese worship "Ang Mohs"???

[Forvendet]

Nice one. Can any Chinese friends here help translate that? Thanks in advance.

 

[Equalisation]

Nice one. Can any Chinese friends here help translate that? Thanks in advance.

The translation is :: All the Way !!!

 

[no_faith]

Nice one. Can any Chinese friends here help translate that? Thanks in advance.

bro, if u read again on the 1st page after the pics, u will see the answer.

 

[Khun Ying Pojaman]

Have you ever heard of a Caucasian going for plastic surgery to look more Chinese?

This is a very good question.

Anyone who thinks he is very smart should try to answer this question．

 

[middaydog]

How come I can see someone comment "F U" on one comment....

Thanks in advance...

this is free kuntry, you can fuck anyone you like
Singlish Exterminator is also opened for fuck




you are welcome

 

[Ramseth]

Nice one. Can any Chinese friends here help translate that? Thanks in advance.

The translation is :: All the Way !!!

Equalisation is drunk all the way as always. The characters tattoed in cursive calligraphy are 生死在命富贵在..., the last character being tucked under his pants. It means "life and death lie with fate, fame and fortune up to..." My best guess for filling in the blank is 人 "man." It can be 我 "me" too.

 

[Maximilian Chua-Heng]

生死有命，富贵在天?

And for those who can't read Chinese to run an online forum, it is "shēng sǐ yǒu mìng，fù guì zài tiān".

Equalisation is drunk all the way as always. The characters are 生死在命富贵在..., the last character being tucked under his pants. It means "life and death in the hands of fate, fame and fortune in the hands of..." My best guess for filling in the blank is 人 "man." It can be 我 "me" too.

 

[Ramseth]

生死有命，富贵在?

And for those who can't read Chinese to run an online forum, it is "shēng sǐ yǒu mìng，fù guì zài tiān".

That's possible too. In fact looking at the pic closer, 天 is looking most likely as there seems to be a top stroke for it at the waistline of his pants.

 

[123456787654321]

It started off with the Chinese being so ashamed of their names that they discarded them and replaced them with Western sounding ones.

But it hasn't stopped there. They're now trying to look Caucasian!

It's a nation with no self confidence, no pride and obviously very low self esteeem.

Thank you so much for pointing this out. Sadly, this subject still is very much taboo in Singapore. At least those Chinese in China, who are culturally Chinese from birth, have experienced other cultures, made their choice and are open about their worship of white caucasians; whereas the Chinese in Singapore, who are culturally white caucasians from birth, will naturally behave like white caucasians yet tell you straight in the face that they are no less Chinese than the Chinese in China.

Hi Sam

I think thats probably because they had quite an active marketing and PR campaign since 35 CE?
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I suppose a Jewish face isn't so attractive?

 

[Watchman]

It's like asking why so many angmos
dislike being white and prefer to be asian ?
Or why so many men worship women ?
Or why women worship men with power not weak men ?

 

[Gatchaman Jun G-3]

Mainland Chinese and most of the Straits Chinese are well-known for sucking up to white men.

I wonder, even if China rises, it might fall because their citizens will start migrating to the US once they have enough earning power since they love to worship the whites so much.

 

[khunking]

生死乃命富贵由天

http://zhidao.baidu.com/question/59115101.html

 

[GoldenDragon]

This is a very good question.

Anyone who thinks he is very smart should try to answer this question．

MehMeh, where are you?

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

Have you ever heard of a Caucasian going for plastic surgery to look more Chinese?

Have you ever heard of a chinese tattoing english words on his body as a form of art?

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

It's like asking why so many angmos
dislike being white and prefer to be asian ?
Or why so many men worship women ?
Or why women worship men with power not weak men ?

Actually this leong sam is a dumb piece of shit.

Firstly how many china chinese are there in china itself?

The ppl featured in that article probably are just a small fraction of china chinese.

2ndly since there are more chinese compared to all the ang mohs put together there would seem to be a large number of chinese that worship whites but probably just make up a small fraction of ang moh cock suckers.


At the end of the day there's always ppl that worship the culture of another race. Many whites love to act like niggers for eg. Many ang mohs dress up in anime costumes and take part in cosplay too.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

Westerners' eyes are indeed more attractive. Why? Because of pedomorphosis. Youth signals biological fitness. Which physical trait is most quintessential to babies? Big, round eyes. That is why when Westerners make fun of "chinks", they try to mimic our "slanted" eyes and we concur by finding offence in it.

Firstly not all chinese have these oriental features. Usually ppl just stereotype 1 type of chinese and assume all chinese look like that when in reality chinese are probably the east asians with the greatest number of distinctions. Some southern chinese look like malays and have tanned skin. Some chinese have pointed noses and some have double eye lids and big eyes naturally. Andy lau is an eg.


Those chinese ppl with small squinted eyes probably come from regions close to mongolia or maybe the north east where they have small eyes to protect them from the sand and the sun.

 

[Cruxx]

Firstly not all chinese have these oriental features. Usually ppl just stereotype 1 type of chinese and assume all chinese look like that when in reality chinese are probably the east asians with the greatest number of distinctions. Some southern chinese look like malays and have tanned skin. Some chinese have pointed noses and some have double eye lids and big eyes naturally. Andy lau is an eg.


Those chinese ppl with small squinted eyes probably come from regions close to mongolia or maybe the north east where they have small eyes to protect them from the sand and the sun.

That's why Andy Lau didn't have surgery on his eyes The question is: why aren't Westerns going under the knife to look like Asians?

 

[Leongsam]

2ndly since there are more chinese compared to all the ang mohs put together there would seem to be a large number of chinese that worship whites but probably just make up a small fraction of ang moh cock suckers.

[SIZE=+2]Ugly side to China's plastic surgery boom[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1] By Keith B. Richburg[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1] Washington Post Foreign Service
Thursday, December 23, 2010; A06
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[SIZE=-1]
[/SIZE] IN SHANGHAI Wang Baobao got her first taste of plastic surgery when she was 16.

A nip and a tuck led to another nip and another tuck, another after that, and another, and another. There were the follow-up surgeries, and the repairs for the procedures that were botched the first time, and the second time, and the third time.

Wang, now 28, estimates that she has had 170 to 180 operations, usually six or seven at a time, and on "nearly every part of my body." She had her eyes widened. She had her nose and jaw made narrower, and her chin shaped smaller. Her breasts were enhanced, but "I had to keep having operations to repair them."

She had the fat taken out of her hips, thighs, stomach and backside. She even had implants put into the heels of her feet to try to make her taller; it didn't work.

Wang's experience, while extreme, is in many ways emblematic of China's new and growing obsession with plastic surgery. Many now feel the craze has gone badly awry, as more and more unlicensed, unskilled and unscrupulous practitioners jump into an increasingly lucrative, yet largely unregulated industry.

The problems were highlighted last month when a promising 24-year-old singer, Wang Bei, died in an operating room in China's central Hubei province while having a facelift.

About 3 million people in China had plastic surgery last year, according to an official estimate. China ranks third in the world behind the United States and Brazil for the number of plastic surgeries performed, according to industry officials.

But one expert here in Shanghai calls the 3 million figure "conservative." Li Qingfeng, a plastic surgeon who is also deputy secretary of the Chinese Association of Plastics and Aesthetics, said his hospital alone receives about 100,000 patients each year, and all of Shanghai could receive as many as 300,000 yearly.

"Most of the people don't have surgery at officially regulated hospitals," with many patients going to beauty salons or other unregulated facilities - "and the number is huge," Li said.

While government-run hospitals adhere to stricter standards with more experienced doctors, the same can't be said of these "black hospitals" and other private facilities, several experts said. "Those private ones make operations secretly, some of the surgeons lack ethics and their only aim is making money," said Zhou Xiaolin, retired chief surgeon of Beijing's Plastic Surgery Hospital.

Plastic surgery was extremely rare in China before the country's economic reforms of the 1980s. Xu Shirong, a senior plastic surgeon at Beijing Hospital, said that until that point, people were allowed to have plastic surgery only to correct physical deformities.

"Doctors dared not to perform such operations on their patients because plastic surgery was considered a bourgeois way of life," Xu said. "Although I studied it, I only gave operations for harelip patients. After the opening and reform, the tide of pursuing beauty rose gradually."

Xu said he now sees about 20 patients each day, about half of whom elect to have plastic surgery. Most are women in their 20s, he said, and the most popular procedures are eyelid slicing - to make Western-style double-lidded eyes - followed by nose jobs and tummy tucks.

"I feel people have a higher standard of beauty right now," Xu said. "I tell many of my patients they score 98 already, and that's good enough, with no need to pursue a perfect 100. But most of my patients still choose to add those two missing points."

It was the pursuit of perfection that led Wang Baobao down her never-ending path of surgeries.

She was an aspiring dancer in China's hardscrabble northeastern Heilongjiang province when she decided to have work done on her eyes. "I wanted to make my eyes more beautiful," she recalled. "But the technology wasn't good enough. Their skills weren't good enough. I kept needing repair operations."

Despite the bad experience, she decided to have her breasts enlarged. But the doctor used polyacrylamide hydrogel, which two years ago was banned for breast implants in China when it was found to cause infection and deformation.

Eventually, she said, her friends and neighbors no longer recognized her. Her colleagues at a Shanghai stock brokerage firm laughed behind her back, so she quit and began freelance stock trading from home. Two years ago, her boyfriend became frightened and left.

Now, Wang runs a Web site about the promise, and perils, of plastic surgery.

Her last major operation was in April, when she had implants put into her heels to make her taller. The doctor promised the five-foot-tall Wang a few extra inches and a recovery after a week. She paid about $7,500 and was left on crutches for nearly six months with large scars on her feet. And she didn't get any taller.

Another patient, Fung Jian, 28, had heel implant surgery after learning about it on Wang's blog. At 4 feet 9 inches, Fung said he had always felt "tortured" by his height. And like Wang, he too paid for the surgery but did not get noticeably taller.

Wang and Fung have hired a lawyer and, with a third patient, are trying to take legal action against the doctor. The doctor, when contacted, said that he never makes absolute promises to his patients and that, on average, they get "a little bit taller."

Wang said she regrets ever having that first operation. After spending more than $600,000, she said: "The effects are not that good. And all over my body, there are too many scars."

She also offers advice for young people considering enhancing their appearance. "Don't get any plastic surgery," she said. "This is a no-end track. You can never turn back."

Staff researchers Wang Juan in Shanghai and Zhang Jie in Beijing contributed to this report.

 

[middaydog]

MehMeh, where are you?

Khun Ying Pojaman spoke Thai le, how to be high class engrish speaking Mei Mei

 

[Watchman]

Why is Beckam decorating himself like a fortune cookie ?

Why are people exploiting Chinese chars and not Hieroglyph ?