A thought of the past just struck me while as i backtracked to my pri/sec school days, having to learn Chinese and ultimately hating it. I believe that many of my friends have the same thought as I am and though majority of my polytechnic friends speak Chinese as part of their second nature, they will also be reluctant to visit China. I admit that I come from an English-speaking family and as much as my mother likes Chinese, I did not get that same desire of learning Chinese from her. Instead, over the years, I have lost interest in this particular language. These are the 10 reasons why I dislike(or even hate) Chinese.
1. 10 years of my life have been a burden just by learning it.
2. I find people really weird when they talk to me in Chinese. I'll be like 'Why in the world are you conversing in Chinese when you're not in china at the moment?!?!?!'
3. I love my china friends, but travelling to Beijing was the worst thing I've ever done. Not only were the plane rides dreadful, the trip was full of disgusting Chinese medicine and massages(yes i just said that) and the people there have no morals,they don't freaking obey laws! This includes Taiwan because Taiwan was so boring I'd just yawn at the sight of scenery.Want me to admire scenery? Bring me to places like Victoria Falls and The Himalayas then I'll be interested. The things they sell in both countries are of shit quality and their sewing is really out of this world(BAD).
4. Chinese teachers are really annoying they keep punishing me for the smallest things and their lessons are so boring i'll literally sleep through the entire lesson. Don't ask me how/why I got a B for Chinese my brain just happens to work wonders.
5. I don't understand what cheena people are talking 80% of the time.
6. Chinese food,how about no.
7. I get forced to speak their language when i go to China/Taiwan.
P.S. I can speak/understand Cantonese so going to hk is not a problem for me.
8. i don't like how the Chinese brain works. English has been used as a form of communication by many and many cheenas think that English is not needed to be learnt. Well, they are WRONG. Mastering English is really important too!
9. The way Chinese people dress. They practically dress like poor beggars on the street and majority of the clothing designs they wear are more suited for 50-year-old beings. They really don't know how to pair their clothing pieces properly and the color combination clashes most of the time it literally blinds me. It just makes me lose interest in China as a country and ultimately, learning the language.
10. What is Chinese? keyichidema?
I am trying to abstain myself from speaking the language as much as possible, and instead use it to my advantage.(secret talent shhhhh). But other than that, by the time I reach 21, my visits to China and Taiwan will come to an end as I am sick and tired of this country called CHINA and I am going to save up some money to venture to other countries around the world and learn more about their different cultures that they have to offer. That is a definite promise.
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Disclaimer: what I just said here was based on my own opinions.
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