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Q: Why are Chinese so rude to low earners?

Anyone noticed this? Security guards, fuwuyuan and the like have to eat a lot of crap from people. Why the lack of respect? Just cause they don't make much money?

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Well what i understood about china and chinese is that chinese people respect money. i gues this makes sense

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No, never make u fuwuyuan mad! Even he/she earns one kuai a day, u don't want him/her get angry with u…… Wink

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money rules china. but most, if not all their money comes from USA. So i guess USA rules China. it's as simple as that.

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you right, do you know a chinese tranditioanl idiom "笑贫不笑娼" , that mean people laught aloud at the begger more than the prostitutes .
in modern china socity, money represent everything. if you are richer, you get power, respect and woman/man, if you are poorer that mean you are loser, no one will show some mercy for you, .even included the goverment charity departments.

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The word rude is based on your understanding of how you were taught to treat others. In China many things that I think as rude, I try to remeber that my social training was different and it is not considered as rude to most Chinese. You must be strong and forceful in dealing with people in a public setting and it is not being rude...

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I think the difference is philwilliams, we were taught how to treat others and we had social training... Here they get and have neither.. Wink

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