What do you think about young Chinese guys?
I am sorry see your question so late.Now I try to answer it and hope to help you.With the development of Chinese economy and education,the young guys gradually has their own mind.Compared with last 10 years,I apparently find that the characteristic of young guys has changed more than me.They are open-minded,smart and have great practical ability.Although some questions still exist on the young guys,they have a great progress than that ten years ago.I truly believe that they will be more good with Chinese development.Maybe some misunderstanding about Chinese exist in foreign people’s mind,I have to say until U come to China you have a different view on them.Finally,thanks for you answering me and I appreciate it.
Do Chinese guys like non-Chinese girls?
I am a Chinese guy, but I don’t like most of Chinese girls, at least those who got Chinese thinking. Most of Chinese girls tend to spend all their money on travelling, food, luxuries, etc. when they are single, they don’t deposit for their future, coz when it comes to marriage, they will request their future husband to own a house and a car, that is why most Chinese guys tend to work hard and their lives are like dogs in order to save money for their future wives while their future wives live like princesses.I once dated a Chinese girl, literally she dated me ,coz it was her asked me hung out first. I thought she was interested in me, so we hung out a couple times, she asked me out every time, but I payed the bill finally every time. finally I realized she was not interested in me, she just wanted to find a guy to pay her bills.Lots of Chinese girls insist gender equality, but when it comes to pay the bills, they will say “ you are a man, you should take the responsibility.”On the other side, those girls who started their relationships during school-days are much more like to share the responsibility of contributing for their future with their boyfriend, but most of them will broke up after graduation due to family issue. coz marriage in China is not just between the 2 persons but 2 families. It’s very important to get their parents support, otherwise they will suffer a lot even they get married.
How come Korean girls don't date Chinese guys?
It would seem to be the perfect pairing. Chinese men do cooking/housework and buy lots of things for their gf.Most women are not looking for husbands to do all the cooking and housework, Korean women especially. It’s nice if you can do those things, but not necessarily a deal breaker. There are lots of guys that buy things for their girlfriends.Korean girls are not as strong as Chinese girls are and like to be feminine and girly.Perhaps a lot of Korean women like to be feminine, but that doesn’t necessarily make them less strong.Why don’t we see this more often? Most Korean girls seem to date either Korean men or white men.Koreans are strongly encouraged to date within their culture. There are also a lot of ideas about what defines a good husband in terms of character, etc. in addition to ideals of beauty. There are negative stereotypes as well, but when it comes down to it, it is really about the connection. Western men are culturally different, but have a much better image in comparison.I think you are oversimplifying the basis of marriage as well as the cultural similarities. Most people do not marry others because they can cook and clean. People do not marry others because of cultural similarity. Actually, for Koreans, Chinese is a foreign culture. There may be a few things in common like hanja, but not really enough to see great similarity. Even if that were the case, Koreans do not just marry others just because they are Korean. There has to be compatibility.The basic premise for this question is flawed as it assumes that most Korean women are looking for husbands to cook and clean for them. That is not the case. As far as why there aren’t more of such marriages, I don’t know why that is so desirable. People will marry who they marry.
What are the ingredients of the chinese dish Guy Ding?
Chicken Almond Guy Ding Ingredients * 1 cup diced chicken * 3 tablespoons oil * 1/2 cup roasted almonds * 1 1/2 tablespoons soya sauce * 1 cup chopped celery * 1 cup chopped broccoli * salt * pepper * 1/2 cup sliced water chestnuts * 1 tablespoon cornstarch * 1 large onion, chopped * 1/2 cup hot water (dilute the corn starch in the water) Directions 1. Blanch almonds, then peel the skins off. 2. Roast in oven at 375 for about 10-15 min (or until you are finished cooking) Add oil to wok and heat until smoking. 3. Add onion and chicken, cook about 4 minute stirring occasionally. 4. Add the remainder of the ingredients (except the corn starch/water mixture and the almonds 5. Cover wok and stir every two min for about 4-6 min. 6. Then add Corn starch mixture and allow to thicken in the wok. 7. Add almonds and serve.
Chinese food cooked by Mexican, is it still authentic Chinese food?
What? Who do you think cooks your food in ANY restaurant? Before you answer that, let me just say that cooking is a passionate profession. Anyone and everyone from all walks of life decide to do this for a living because they LOVE it. It's one of the most diverse professions I know of. It doesn't matter about your ethnicity, all that matters is the fact that the person cooking the food is a GOOD COOK! I could care less where they hail from. I have had people working for me from India cooking Mexican food better than anyone. I have had Mexican cooks working for me who can cook French food like they were born in Paris. During the Cold War days I even had a fighter pilot that defected to America cooking for me, and he loved to do it. He could have done anything here, but he chose cooking. Your skills are not your ethnicity. It also has nothing to do with the immigration debate or bigotry. In the kitchen, all that matters is the quality of the work. It's a pretty pure environment in that regard. Someone who works in a kitchen will be the first to tell you that. Your hypothetical story makes no sense to me. It's akin to something like this: "If a bear craps in the woods and nobody is there to hear the tree fall, did it really make a sound?" Of course that makes no sense. But it's kinda funny isn't it?
How can a guy impress a Chinese girl if he is a non-Chinese Asian?
First of all, Chinese girls, like girls from other countries in the world, have the same points as them. Secondly, due to cultural differences and geographical location, Chinese girls have their own unique charm.What I want to say is, attracting a China girl is to rely on your own attractiveness completely, not your country and nation.your attractiveness may be reflected in your temperament, or your athleticism, or your humor, or your hard work, etc..According to the actual situation of the China, China girls love such boys who should have the following characteristics: motivated, hardworking,handsome,well-cooking etc.. But I think,to Impress Chinese girls, the key is to with a sincere heart.Hope to help you!I don't know if this image represents the image of Chinese girls in your heart.more are here:http://www.girlchn.com/
POLL: Japanese vs Korean vs Chinese guys/girls. Which do you prefer?
This question is not meant to be racist in any way. Just curious of how other people think of these 3 asian groups of people. I know that some non-asians find it hard to distinguish their looks and stuffs. Anyways, in terms of appearance, as a guy, I would prefer Japanese girls > Chinese girls > Korean girls. Japanese girls >>> Cutest looking (i like cute girls), Fair and nice skin. Chinese girls >>> Double eyelids, taller than Japanese Korean girls >>> Fairest skin, tallest I'm a Chinese guy by the way. In terms of guys.. Not trying to sound gay, just saying if I were to judge their manliness and looks. I would say.. Korean guys > Chinese guys > Japanese guys Korean guys >>> Tallest, usually larger and manlier/muscular body type Chinese guys >>> Darker skin tone Japanese guys >>> Usually smaller in size, skinny too I know of the other good and bad points but I won't elaborate too much. You don't have to force my viewpoint onto yourself or what. I just want to know how you feel about these 3 different groups if I were to ask you to choose one of them for your lover/marriage partner/girlfriend/boyfriend. I choose Japanese girls. Because cute and hot. And their language is sexy. What about you?
What's so special about Chinese men?
Which type of Chinese men?For example, Chinese women like to joke that the perfect husband is Shanghainese: he cooks, he takes care of the house, he’s more caring. Looking for something a bit more manly? Go north, where you have the brawnier, heavy drinking Dongbei men. Want a successful businessman? A Cantonese-speaking, Shenzhen or Guangzhou-living man is what you need.Seriously, China is absolutely huge - it has 3 times the population of the US. As a direct consequence, the variety of men is insane. If asked what’s so special about American men, how are you going to distinguish between a gun-toting Texan and a metropolitan New Yorker?McDonald’s actually played on this in a 2012 ad called Manly Man Beef, where they showed men being manly in everyday situations. The twist? Every region had a tailored ad, with the everyday situations changing based on what men were like in that region.Shanghai version:Yes, he is cooking with a Hello Kitty apronShenzhen version:Casually checking the stock market on my phone while getting my businessman haircut…Beijing version:Going for a swim in an icy lake… because what better way to impress a girl than with pneumonia?So yeah, there are as many types of Chinese men as you want… it just kinda depends on what you’re looking for ;)As for me, I’m Shanghai-bred, but still haven’t taken the leap and invested in that Hello Kitty apron…