Lanki | 20 | nationality: Chinese | ethnicity: ChineseHan
“Yellow”.
haha
and I think the word "yellow" doesn't have any colorin itself, it is
because of the mixed praise and criticism in its context.
“Asian”.
People born in Asia? Who has an Asian country id?
Perhaps it cannot be defined from the appearance ofthe yellow race.
There are indeed many Asians. Not only are they notborn in Asia,
perhaps even their parents do not have Asian passports,but their genes
and appearance make others think they are Asians,but they are not.
Ethnicity|part1.
Han nationality. Hardworking, smart, and large innumber.
Ethnicity|part2.
Based on the handling style of the people around us,the education
given to us since childhood, and the ethnic culture.
Differ from Asian stereotype(s).
To be honest, although I am studying in the UK, Ifeel more about "I am
an Asian". My thinking is relatively conservativeand traditional, and my
way of socializing and doing things is more "Asian".I even find that
communicating with Asians is easier than communicatingwith
Europeans. It is not only due to language. The "braincircuits" of people
from different cultural backgrounds are different.
But I think this is an inevitable phenomenon. Afterall, I was born and
raised in Asia. Different backgrounds and cultureswill educate different
modes of thinking. People cannot judge which is goodor bad.
A theoretical space without racism.
I think this may be a very harmonious utopian world,where people all
over the world live under the same cultural background,develop
evenly, and there is no discrimination. Maybe we usethe same
language, I don’t have to learn languages of differentraces haha~
However, just like a hundred years ago, science andtechnology were
underdeveloped and humans didn't know that the earthwas so big.
The Chinese thought that there was only one countryin this world.
Although we are all yellow races, people still divideinto groups and
produce different cultures and different languages.
Over time, it is an inevitable phenomenon that humansare divided into
groups due to geographical reasons, and differentraces with different
cultures in different regions are born.
Tell.
Ummm, maybe to admit that in the UK, I do feel verylittle being
discriminated against. Sometimes I have a little senseof inferiority and
lack of belonging.
Correct.
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