How you tell the difference between PRC Chinese & Chinese?
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In 1942 the US War Department produced a Pocket Guide to China, which includes a comic book-like section titled How to Spot a Jap. The goal of the section is to teach American soldiers how to differentiate the Chinese from the Japanese. It covers differences in the face, feet, stride, and pronunciation of English. (Do any veterans out there remember this thing
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I found How to Spot a Jap a fascinating little piece of wartime memorabilia. Go on and “nostalge” about the US’s racist wartime policies. (It sure is a good thing that’s all a thing of the past, right?) -
if you dig out national geographic from the WWII years, you'll notice that they actually used terms like "japs" etc .... and they talk so casually about racial characteristics of the "coloreds" (sic) ...... how the negros are like this, the japs are like this, etc .....
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I do notice that some Chinese nationals have very beautiful hazel eyes.
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prcs talk loudly, dress in an old fashioned way, walked in an 'apek' way, wear big rimmed glasses.
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Dress in old-fashioned ways?Originally posted by curryman:prcs talk loudly, dress in an old fashioned way, walked in an 'apek' way, wear big rimmed glasses.
You have not seen alot of PRCs yet. If you go to those big cities in China, you can see they dress much better than we do. I've seen a fair share of PRCs in Singapore, and usually they looks more trendy than we do. -
when they talk
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sorry...i guess in uni there are only nerds prcsOriginally posted by Slipshade:Dress in old-fashioned ways?
You have not seen alot of PRCs yet. If you go to those big cities in China, you can see they dress much better than we do. I've seen a fair share of PRCs in Singapore, and usually they looks more trendy than we do. -
y the americans dont compare koreans as well?they have an army base in korea also.....
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It depends on what you define as trendy. I don't consider those loud, HK + Taiwanese style of dress trendy at all.
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They're influenced by japan...Originally posted by LazerLordz:It depends on what you define as trendy. I don't consider those loud, HK + Taiwanese style of dress trendy at all. -
I guess maybe some has only been to the big cities ? ....
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to me the japanese are the only trend setters in the region ... everyone else is one sort of fashion victim or another ...Originally posted by Trump_Card:They're influenced by japan... -
Of course we can tell the diff betw a PRC and a chinese in SEA
Just like we can tell the diff betw a dead ferret and an alive ferret...
This one is dead -
wwah gross. wheres its head..
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Wow, is this stereotyping image of PRC Chinese?Originally posted by curryman:prcs talk loudly, dress in an old fashioned way, walked in an 'apek' way, wear big rimmed glasses. -
*nods nodsOriginally posted by SGpork:when they talk
Yup, sometimes when they open their mouth, and u noe. -
Frankly I couldn't and how they can using just a comic?
The northern Chinese had quite a similarity with Jap.... and Korean,.. -
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its easy to spot teh difference between a Celt and an Aryan
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Yes, PRCs people talk too loudly, regardless of where they are.
Whenever you have 2 or more of them together, you can be sure there won't be any peace, be it in the library or a bookshop.
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the dress style in china more learn from koreans . korean fashion very hot here .
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Korean's fashions lean towards Ah lian's style.Originally posted by hellomotosxq:the dress style in china more learn from koreans . korean fashion very hot here .
From the drama that I have seen, the posh bad girl usually dress better than the main girl whose fashion is being copied by the girls here -
You are a clone.Originally posted by hellomotosxq:the dress style in china more learn from koreans . korean fashion very hot here . -
PRC gal- just lift up their arms to see if any "bushes".
Local young gal- hairless in the armpit area.
