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Q: Is there a female foreigner equivalent of Dashan?

13 years 50 weeks ago in  Culture - China

 
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Maybe not one big super famous one like Dashan, but there are several TV personalities:

 

http://www.lostlaowai.com/blog/learning-chinese/lady-laowai-women-foreigners-who-have-inspirational-chinese/

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It is strange how the most well-known foreign Chinese speakers are all men. There is a blonde girl though who appears on TV shows. Not sure what she's called or even where she's from though.

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you mean xiao san ?  surprise

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Is Dashan a man? He seems like a biatch to me.

(note: I am sure he is a really nice guy, but due to my own problems learning Mandarin I have a strong dislike for him, especially when he shows up on TV on a friday night when the MIL is in da house and all of a sudden I am the stooopid foreigner for not being able to do what Dashan does) 

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Every single foreign guy that shows up on TV with a better grasp of the language than me is earns me a bitching from the wife. I just tell her that she knew I was lazy before she married me.

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There's Margaret Cho.

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