We often hear news about discrimination against Chinese in Australia.
On train, Sydney, an Australian woman insulted Asian passengers in the car with racial rhetoric and shouted, "go back to your hometown!"
And even more. Sydney man blatantly discriminates against Asian couples! After being driven off the bus, the bus was smashed with bare hands! Brother, what kind of feud do we have?
"get back to China!" The Chinese women in Sydney were severely beaten by racial discrimination and deformed in the face.
You know, these people who have been beaten, attacked, don`t know these discriminators at all.
They were beaten innocent because they were Chinese! A Zhang Yazhou face!
And, without any help, I watched..
Earlier, this scene appeared in front of Australia`s train station, Asian girls in public by racists, but no one to help …
My heart is really cold..
Every time the news came out, we beat our heads with anger. I wish I were by their side, abhorrent at racial discrimination, cursing these bastards!
But who would have thought that the same thing happened in china.. And this time the discrimination and the discriminated against the person, changed a seat..
"call me a ghost, it`s discrimination!" Australian engineers sue Chinese employers to court for $ two hundred thousand!
In Hong Kong, China, an Australian was furious and filed a direct complaint against his boss to the court. "the Chinese discriminate against foreigners!" "directly asking for $ two hundred thousand to heal his trauma..
The discriminated Australians are the Australian engineer Francis William Haden.. Why did he go to work in Hong Kong?
Here`s the story..
He started working for Leighton in 2010, and then he worked on a Hong Kong tunnel project with China Construction Engineering Corporation.
Also, he served as the blast manager for the project and signed the contract until mid-2021.
I thought it was just a simple job transfer. Who knows that during his work in Hong Kong, he was squeezed out by his colleagues.
While working on the project, he said, many Chinese construction workers were very confused behind his back and said, "Why are so many ghosts in this project?"
And employers often arrange meetings while he is resting, and no one has ever told him what the meeting was going to take place.
Many times, his superior leadership also directly skipped him, in the case of his complete ignorance, direct communication with his Chinese subordinates!
He thinks he`s a fixture! It`s used by the company to support the facade!
And what annoys him most is the term "ghost".
This made him feel deeply hostile, and although not very good in Chinese, he always heard the gossip behind him, using the word "ghost" to refer to him.
Insulting words!
Moreover, the company took his advice completely for ear! Side! Wind! Because Hong Kong is in urgent need of professional and technical personnel, Haden recommended two Australian engineers to the company in order to complete the project more effectively.
However, the proposal was categorically rejected. The reason for this is that hiring Australian engineers requires a work permit and the process is complicated.
In Haden`s view, the company simply does not want to have non-Chinese people involved in the project! All the reasons are based on discrimination!
As a result, Haden filed a complaint with the Hong Kong Equal opportunities Commission in February 2017 on the grounds of "racial discrimination".
And all that comes with it is. He was fired.
But by the time of the mediation negotiations, the other side did not respond, so the Haden told it to the court. It`s making a lot of noise, and it`s all over the city..
At present, the case is still being heard in the Hong Kong District Court.
Is the Chinese really discriminating? When the Impressionist saw the news, he could not believe it.
But when you calm down, a question comes to mind. Is the Chinese really discriminating?
Chinese attitudes towards whites are very mild and even warm. But for the blacks who often appear on campus,
Are we really friendly?
1.
Kupman (Riska Koopman), from South Africa, teaches English at a training center in Xi`an. Koopan said the first experience of discrimination in China was on the subway.
It was a crowded subway, full of people, but the Koopman was out of tune with the environment. Because, the entire subway, only around him, empty.
Visible to the naked eye, he drew a circle around him, no one. With such a crowded subway, the position beside him was empty.
People would rather squeeze aside than be around her.
2.
"the Chinese are too racist." This was my first reaction after a friend of mine saw the magazine incident on Air China.
Air China`s on-board magazine, written on a trip to London on tips, "some of the Indo-Pakistani and Black neighborhoods are relatively messy" was photographed on Twitter, by an American journalist.
Things got big.
This sentence immediately caused public outrage in Britain, and the London newspaper angrily referred to it as a "racist storm" (racist storm).
A district councilor in London`s Indian-American neighborhood also wrote to the Chinese ambassador to the UK in a harsh, "appalling and naked racist rhetoric".
Even the Indian-born "Raj" actor in the big explosion lets Air China eat shit.
Although this matter, although the public opinion, but few Chinese people know.
3.
The discrimination of the Chinese people is the most serious one. It`s the laundry ad.
In the advertisement, a far-reaching girl is preparing to wash clothes. A strong black painter, temptation, approaches the girl.
Just as the young man tried to capture the girl with the male hormone. The girl put the laundry liquid into the mouth of the little brother, and the whole person was thrown into the washing machine.
When it comes to washing out, the black man has become a white Asian little brother! Girl, it`s called a joy ~
Foreign netizens are all scared, exclaimed: originally the Chinese people are so discriminating against blacks
Since the video of the ad spread in the pipeline, the criticism of the ad and the criticism of the racist plot of the Chinese have quickly appeared in foreign media.
Foreigners are crazy to see this ad, but we have always felt that there is nothing wrong with it.
Is this the general crude nerve of Chinese society, or is it a universal discrimination?
It`s really intriguing.
The most chilling thing is, when you search for "is the Chinese discriminating against Negroes", the results jumped out.
It really makes you desperate.
A lot of people even calmly say, "how do we discriminate against blacks?" Black people are rubbish! "
I still feel baffling: how could I be racist? Oh, I think people of color are lagging behind. Isn`t that true?
There is a saying that testifies to all this, that racist people do not realize that they are discriminating against others.
Impression conclusion
Chinese in Australia have been more or less discriminated against. We are very sensitive to the subject of discrimination.
It`s because we know what it`s like to be discriminated against, that`s why we try really hard to avoid looking at others in a colored way and to be truly equal and kind.
But ideal and reality, always full of gaps.
But each of us should start with ourselves and try to be the best and the kindest.
Never be the one you hate most.
