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Viki87

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Q: How rude they are!

I grew a big belly because of lacking of excercise. The village guy saw me and said to me loudly how big is the belly!

I said to him mind your own business.

7 years 46 weeks ago in General - China

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Jean.P

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Victoria, how many times have you said please, sorry, and thank you to all the people that tried to help you at this website? How many times have you been rude and expressed anything besides your own selfish interests? When have you been gracious, polite, and helpful to other members here?

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You really need to piss them off and get under their skin.

Next time, tell him you married a Japanese billionaire and your having twins and watch his face turn into the devil.

Viki87:

I let the woman have the child and the man has leg problem pass through on the train first, they did not even say thank you nor showing any impression, just like those zombie has no feelings and took everything for granted. Hate to say the truth, most Chinese are rude and uneducated. They are happy living in their own world while most are just rude and selfish like them. I'm being very polite but... Now I'm getting on the subway, damn, they keep pushing and running into it without even getting into a line. I just feel ashamed of them. I think every adult should be educated with politeness like getting on the line, do not comment on people's look in front of them, do not make a lot of noise on the train while some people are resting, always say thank you and sorry.

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iWolf:

Dear Vicky, the thing to remember is that you are being courteous, polite, kind and civilised not for thanks or appreciation but you are doing it simply because you are a good person. Don't expect recognition or anything else....do these things for yourself. Thanks or kudos from others isn't a consideration.

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Jean.P

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hi2u

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how big was your belly? what kind of clothes were you wearing? these are the important questions.

SpongeBob:

“meme fat belly”的图片搜索结果

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Booberry

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Do you wear leather pants?

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Chaps?

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SpongeBob

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“meme fat belly”的图片搜索结果

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RobinTrower

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Yes, the Chinese can be quite rude. It's part of their arsenal of being so ill-mannered. The So. Koreans and the Chinese have the worst manners. But, some Chinese do have good manners and are polite.

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