Chinese Workers Slam Koreans
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Chinese Workers Slam Koreans
Korean businesses in China’s Qingdao, where there is a concentration of them, have invited hefty criticism from locals on the heads of the Korean nation. The mid-June issue of the “Qingdao Journal”, which is published by the Korean Chamber of Commerce in the city, featured gripes against Koreans made in a discussion with Chinese people in their 20s to 40s, who did not hold back once their anonymity was guaranteed.
“Some Korean businessmen are so stingy when it comes down to money business with employees, but they squander money like water and lead an extremely luxurious life,” on typical comment read.
Some said the admiration they had for Korea evaporated when they started working in Korean firms.
"Some Korean people are so arrogant, they think they are the best in the world,” one disgruntled worker said. “They look down on Chinese people because we are poorer. I mainly had contact with Korean women, and they always complain how Chinese products are low in quality, and how Chinese maids are clumsy and lazy.”
"Koreans do not seem to earn a lot of money, but they do seem to spend a lot,” said another. “Most Korean people have to go somewhere after a meal, no matter what time of the day. They go straight to karaoke parlors and love to drink shooters. Some men go to find prostitutes.”
Another worker said Korean business culture “is despotic and self-righteous. You are only allowed to say ‘yes’ to the orders from your boss… Bosses go beyond strictness in the way they treat staff.” -
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