poorly made in china
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Mr Paul Midler was in a restaurant in China where he saw some cats being kept in a cage.
He said: "I saw what looked like a pair of tongs and a wooden stick on a cage full of cats."
"Then I saw a man come out of the kitchen and I thought he was going to explain to me why the cats were in the cage."
"Instead, he opened the cage, took the tongs and used them to lift one of the cats up by its neck. The cat was crying, and then the man suddenly cracked it on the head with the stick."
"I tried to look away so as not to be a witness, but it was too late. It's hard to get an image like that out of your memory."
Mr Midler believes the cat was being served up as a meal.
In the five years that he worked as a "manufacturing go-between", helping US, Uropean and Chinese companies do business in China, Mr Midler, 41, came across more shocking tales, some of which he put into his book, Poorly Made In China.
Calling Chinese manufacturing "very challenging work", Mr Midler said "When in China, you need to think about every eventuality and imagine how things might possibly go wrong. Many things are different in China than in other places.
One behavior trait that worried him - that Chinese manufacturers would often manipulate a product so that it would pass a third-party laboratory test.
"This has a real-life example in the melamine case, where Chinese dairy product manufacturers added a toxic product so that it could pass as a protein in the laboratory tests.
"The manipulation was toxic to the point that hundreds of thousands of Chinese children got sick.
Two people were executed for the offence, but we have to wonder whether lessons were learned given additional quality failures of a similar nature."
Mr Midler's favourite story was about his stay in a five-star hotel in China and finding out the toilet flush was not working.
He said "At first, the staff tried to convince me that there was no problem, and then they admitted there might be a problem but asked me whether I wouldn't mind living with it."
"When I suggested that we try to solve the problem in earnest, I was then accused of having created the problem in the first place. When this tactic did not work, I was next given a litany of excuses.
I used this one example to show how difficult solving even basic problems in China can be." -
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yes......chinapeople killing cats for food.they would be as bad as those japanese soldiers at nanjing back in world war2.
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cats? which type of species?
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any cat species
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yea they eat anything which moves.
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cats look skinny got meat to eat meh?
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i wan read.
avail in sg?
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got, i go guandong they offer me Civat cat meat..wha lau, vomitted
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They will eat anything....
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+1
support...
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Mr Paul Midler is such a racist.
just becos PRC people and him got different culture, he critize PRC people
Mr Paul Midler is just behaving like a typical caucasian asshole
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But what he said is true too, They will even eat sh*t.
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Originally posted by PedoBear:
Mr Paul Midler is such a racist.
just becos PRC people and him got different culture, he critize PRC people
Mr Paul Midler is just behaving like a typical caucasian asshole
ARe you from China? YOu sound like you are so personally offended by what he said.we have people come back from China with real life stories to tell about the Chinese. Go live in China then you will know
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Originally posted by zélateur:
ARe you from China? YOu sound like you are so personally offended by what he said.we have people come back from China with real life stories to tell about the Chinese. Go live in China then you will know
i not from PRC. i also hate ah tiongs buti hate people who criticize other race culture even more
i really hate people who think they are so great that they need to impose their own culture on other people
so what if i like having sex with little children as long as the children agree to have sex with me
statutory rape is just an excuse for damn ang mohs to impose their ideals on others
fark ang mohs
so what if i like eating cats, whales, dolphins?
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Racism? What is racism to you Pedobear?
Are you saying that manipulating a product to pass a third-party laboratory test is China's culture?
About the cat eating part, it is a culture shock. To most westerners, cats are pets but to some Asians it's food. It protrays Chinese mainlanders in a bad way like everyone of them eat cats. Thumbs down.
And his last example hit the nail on the spot, sounds similar to what some service providers in Singapore would do isn't it?
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Originally posted by RoyFang:
Racism? What is racism to you Pedobear?
Are you saying that manipulating a product to pass a third-party laboratory test is China's culture?
About the cat eating part, it is a culture shock. To most westerners, cats are pets but to some Asians it's food. It protrays Chinese mainlanders in a bad way like everyone of them eat cats. Thumbs down.
And his last example hit the nail on the spot, sounds similar to what some service providers in Singapore would do isn't it?
to me, racism = any judgement call made by one race againts anotherif manipulating a product to pass a third-party laboratory test in China is the norm, then it is China's culture, be it good or bad