This guy is saying,
wherever Chinese from China go, they create a shitty society. I’m
beginning to understand why some western countries have a strong
resentment when Chinese set up a community in their
county.
As a frequent
traveler to China, I find most Chinese
to be obnoxious, uncultured, selfish, impolite & inconsiderate
people. You probably noticed that too among the Chinese nationals
in S'pore. Following are some of my observations, of their
behaviour & bad habits:
1. Unhygienic.
Hawking (clearing the throat and spitting out phlegm) is very
common, sometimes in front of others who are eating and even
spitting in swimming pool and on the tennis
court.
2. Rude.
Not apologizing when bumping into others and hardly a word of
appreciation when you help them.
3. Fear
of loss of face, and would not admit even when they know they are
in the wrong
4. Materialistic
and money minded, especially their women. You are their friend as
long as they think they can get something back in return. They
would do anything over money. (In recent years, more serious
criminal cases in S’pore, involves Chinese from China) Many S’pore
men have been sucked dry (not just literally) of their savings by
Chinese women
5. Take
advantage of people at every opportunity. Very common to see conmen
& tricksters cheating foreigners & fellow countrymen
(usually poor folks) of their money.
6. Aggressive,
unreasonable and violent behavour, resulting in quarrels and
sometime fights over small matters.
7. Very
corrupted & unscrupulous business people. Business deals would
never be successful without going under the table. Contracts terms
are breached or dishonored unashamedly. Look what some of their
people did, to profit from sales of milk powder, at the expense of
innocent babies. I have a feeling their top dogs knew about this
fiasco before the Olympics but kept quiet about it. (ref item 3
above)
With the influx of Chinese
coming to S’pore and most of them being arse holes, how can you not
expect a shitty society.
completely agree. 
my mum told me she say a china slut actually fighting with
another woman simply because the china slut refused to apologize
after stepping on other peoples' toes, still can argue
indignantly..on the MRT of course
and its true, the higher ups had known about the melamine
contamination (is it even the right word? it was done on purpose
leh..), but decided to leave it the way it was because "they had
expectations to live up to" by being the hosts of 2008 olympics.
even the olympics in itself had some hiccups, like the girl who was
singing blablabla..
but it seriously made me question whether these assholes had any
morals - they willingly took the risk of endangering their own
citizens' health and wellbeing just to show the world "what the
chinese can do", simply because many ang mo countries were
skeptical about china actually being a host- bad air quality, lack
of emergency exits in hotels (),
and even basic safety etcetc
AND EVEN AFTER HAVING MELAMINE INCIDENT..
they pointed fingers at japan for the tainted cup noodles
incident, which was like "wtf are u trying to divert attention
lol"...this is not the sole incident..cheena also pointed fingers
at the US for not signing the kyoto protocol to cut down greenhouse
gas emissions, saying that "china is developing at a rapid pace as
compared to the US".
as to number 4, i can tell everyone confidently that the
prostitutes are not only out to make money for the sex- some
actually copy down the address from your NRIC while you are not
looking and show up in front of your doorstep to blackmail you.
don't think that i am copying the details of the 9pm chn8 show ok.
it happened to one of my relatives, and it fucked his entire family
up big time. bottomline is, being prostitutes, your job is to just
fuck, get money, and fuck another guy again, yet many choose to
shatter families just to get more money...a prostitute fucks around
15+ guys a day (statistics from geylang clinic, i've got contacts
there), and they can easily earn about close to 1k a day, which is
A LOT..
seriously, i am ashamed to be looked upon as chinese (associated
with PRCs) when i travel 
