Why I love Chinese girls!

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Re: Why I love Chinese girls!
« Reply #15 on: March 15, 2011, 12:07:26 AM »


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Somehow, the trend seems the opposite for many of the Chinese guys I know.  I see Chinese guys absolutely drool over anyone female and not Chinese, with little regard to how attractive she would be by the more common standards in her home country (staple a red wig on a broom handle and I can find a Chinese guy who will take it to dinner ahahahahah).  One Chinese friend once confided to me that he was very sad since he couldn't afford to, . . . (how to put this delicately?) . . . spend some quality time with a Russian girl since the local establishment charged twice as much for Russian girls as they did for Chinese girls. afafafafaf

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Lol I used to dinner pimp out my Canadian friend upon occasion  afafafafaf
All they needed to hear was that she had blonde hair and they wanted to go out on a date.
So we would then go out to dinner as a group (which the guy would pay for) and go to ktv and all that. Fact is they only cared that she was blonde, it was a fun time had by all and happened a few times.
"wow you know blonde girl??"
"Sure"
"let's go out for dinner and sing, blonde girl very pretty"
"....ok"
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Re: Why I love Chinese girls!
« Reply #16 on: March 15, 2011, 12:14:55 AM »
Lol I used to dinner pimp out my Canadian friend upon occasion  afafafafaf
All they needed to hear was that she had blonde hair and they wanted to go out on a date.
So we would then go out to dinner as a group (which the guy would pay for) and go to ktv and all that. Fact is they only cared that she was blonde, it was a fun time had by all and happened a few times.
"wow you know blonde girl??"
"Sure"
"let's go out for dinner and sing, blonde girl very pretty"
"....ok"

Hmmmnnn... Ruth is blonde, so this could work.  I wonder if I could borrow her from Crippler for a couple of days so I could get some free dinners and KTV? ahahahahah
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Re: Why I love Chinese girls!
« Reply #17 on: March 15, 2011, 12:57:26 AM »
Well you know if you love Chinese girls so much then you should come on over to Chongqing, famous all over Chinese as having the most beautiful Chinese girls on offer  afafafafaf
I must admit that on occasion upon walking down the center of town I am temporarily struck dumb (aside from the permanent case of retardation that I suffer from) by the beautiful girls strolling in next to nothing during the scorching summer.
Just don't walk down the side streets or you will bump into the swearing dark skinned grannies. Trust me when it's hot enough there is nothing better to spoil your day than to see a spitting toothless granny in a shirt made see through by the sheer amount of sweat being produced by said elderly lady  llllllllll llllllllll llllllllll
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Re: Why I love Chinese girls!
« Reply #18 on: March 15, 2011, 03:25:29 AM »
Ben Dan, the sex olympiad comments were not meant to paint Thai girls as sex obsessed....just to remark that in my experience they are dynamite in bed. Without exception...so either I've had amazing luck or there is some truth to that.

 As far as lacking in depth, I only mean that in comparison to Chinese girls. I don't hang out around Khao San, and in fact don't even live in Bangkok. Most of the Thai girls I've been out with have been very nice. But at the same time, most of them just haven't been able to hold what I would consider to be a stimulating conversation. Almost every Chinese girl I went out with could effortlessly hold my interest.

 My girlfriend is Thai and I completely understand where you are coming from. Like anywhere else, there are some great girls here. My point is that they are harder to come by here than they are in China. Almost every Chinese girl I went out with was great in one way or another. Sadly, it took me damn near 8 months to find someone as awesome as the girl I'm with now.

 I am also on Ajarn, and I agree 100 per cent. Sadly, I know too many people like that in real life as well. "All Thai girls are gold digging whores, ect.". These people set themselves up for experiences like that and then have the nerve to complain when they get burned.

 I do not mean to speak ill of Thai women or paint them as sex objects. I just mean to say that I personally found it much easier to form meaningful connections with Chinese girls.



Glad you cleared that one up decurso. One of my best friends in Chiangmai kept on about how he couldn't ever really love a Thai girl because he couldn't have a meaningful conversation with them. At that time I had a Thai girlfriend (with an M.A. in English), and I found I could talk about anything with her, no problem. For him I think the problem may have been the language barrier, and also he tended to meet ladies without education beyond high school.

Sometimes I think the Thai mind is just a bit different from the Western or Chinese mind, and harder to fathom. As Buddhists – even if they're not practicing it's the underpinning of most of their personal philosophies – they don't put the same emphasis on the intellect, or verbalizing their deeper understanding. So, I think they don't lack depth, they just express it in other ways, such as in silence.

There is also the value placed on having fun in the present and enjoying what one is doing. They have the saying, "if it's not fun it's not worth doing."

Now I miss Thailand, goddam it!

Incidentally, I have a theory that one leaves a little chunk of one's heart in each country or city one's lived in. I got some pieces left in Thailand. Oh well.

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Re: Why I love Chinese girls!
« Reply #19 on: March 15, 2011, 11:27:36 AM »
Just don't walk down the side streets or you will bump into the swearing dark skinned grannies. Trust me when it's hot enough there is nothing better to spoil your day than to see a spitting toothless granny in a shirt made see through by the sheer amount of sweat being produced by said elderly lady  llllllllll llllllllll llllllllll

Thanks for the tip jpd01 bfbfbfbfbf I'll try to remember not to spit, the swearing part I can't change, or was that sweating? ahahahahah

Thanks also for your thoughts on this topic guys,you have been most helpful and interesting. agagagagag My observations have to be here in Australia. I must tell you that I have been disturbed by the way that I have seen several Asian women treating their Anglo husbands,particularly in the Casino. Perhaps this is just where one might expect to see this behavior. Brow beaten men who appear to be dragged around or told to sit and wait or being ordered to go and do something. I get so angry,on their behalf, that I often make a comment which can gain me a "look" from the woman. I then wonder how their relationship started and how the guy expected things to turn out. I can't comment on Asian men with Anglo women as I have only seen one regular couple and he seems to be of mixed race. As a matter of interest, one man told me that he was offered a substantial sum of money to "marry" a Chinese lady.I can't decide if I believe him,because the conversation was brief and I also did not know the guy very well.

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Re: Why I love Chinese girls!
« Reply #21 on: March 16, 2011, 03:30:05 AM »
Interesting reads

http://middlekingdomlife.com/guide/understanding-chinese-women.htm

http://middlekingdomlife.com/guide/dating-etiquette-sex-relationships-china.htm

I read that material a while back, and it WAS interesting, and some of it's probably true. However, I thought all the endless prattle about how all the Chinese girls have narcissistic neurosis and whatnot was, to use an expression I learned from an Aussie friend, a "load of bullocks".

Dr. Greg, despite his various and sundry qualifications and posturing, strikes me as someone who sees what's in his eyelashes (OK, I didn't have a real saying for that so I made one up, and maybe it doesn't make sense).

So let me put it more bluntly, it SEEMS as though his perception of Chinese girls is filtered through his observations being only of those girls reactions to him. He doesn't know what they are like when he's not there (kind of like I didn't know at first what this forum was like without me in it). In other words, the narcissistic neurosis and all that may be how Chinese girls interacted with an older, professional, self-confessed lard-tub, with $$$.

This reminds me of how in my city some other foreign males have made declarations about the sheer number of hookers on the street, and how many times they've been solicited. You can't go to the river, I've been told, without getting propositioned. I've yet to be approached even once by a prostitute here (unlike in Chiangmai, where if you go down the wrong street they grab you by the arm and try to drag you into the bar). I'm guessing it's because I'm not looking at the girls with the same lascivious lingering stare.

So, I thought Dr. Greg's erudite jargon about Chinese girls, and all their shortcomings, was a crock-load of  bqbqbqbqbq, and actually just a the mirror image of his own inadequacies.

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I, on the other hand, at least know I'm full of  bqbqbqbqbq, meaning I know my perceptions are relative and don't think I can stamp the label on reality and fix people with certain inexorable attributes.

Ah, and this brings me back to my hundreds of Chinese female students, that Dr. Greg's esteemed analysis doesn't apply to. I can't look at them and see all that insufficiency at all. I start to wonder instead about the narcissism of the expert psychiatrist who misdiagnoses a whole country full of women based on their reaction to him. Somewhere he also says that anyone can have a sexy young Chinese woman, even an overweight old codger like himself. And yet he can't see how offensive that sounds (and can't recognize that, if that's the case, given the option of a younger more handsome, but equally rich man, she'd dump him in a second. Der!).

Oh, I shouldn't be so hard on Dr. Greg, I also thought Freud was off-the-mark and wondered if he, himself, was not projecting his own perpetual "anal phase" onto the rest of the population. His interpretation of Oedipus Rex and Antigone were dreadful and ushered in libraries of Freudian anal misinterpretations of classic literature.
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Re: Why I love Chinese girls!
« Reply #22 on: March 16, 2011, 11:18:43 AM »
They were interesting articles Day Dreamer and seem to reflect what I have heard before. I would like to hear what an Asian lady, who has lived her life in China, without too much outside influence, thinks about them. One thing which interests me, is the way the Asian girls in Australia hate to get any sun on them. They put books,papers,umbrellas etc over their heads. One Asian acquaintance told me that she does not like her skin to be dark. I told her that she has come to the wrong country. ahahahahah Like most things,it appears to me that when it comes to what is beautiful or handsome,it is personal preference. I saw a segment on a T.V. show about women in Rio I think it was. I could only feel sad when I saw even the young girls from about 3 yrs old, being groomed to be beauty queens. The young women had so much cosmetic surgery and saw that as "normal". I really felt that they were so shallow and they were quite open about using their "looks" to get them what they wanted.I also feel sad when I see that several Asian women want eyelid surgery. What on earth is happening in this world. bibibibibi

Re: Why I love Chinese girls!
« Reply #23 on: March 16, 2011, 01:01:21 PM »
Funny part Granny, my first true passion for both food and women is Indian/Pakistani. Like their Asian cousins of China, skin colour reflects a certain social standing, the lighter the better. As I understand it, there's a simiar attitude with blacks in Africa too.

Too bad, I prefer the darker skin
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Re: Why I love Chinese girls!
« Reply #24 on: March 16, 2011, 01:06:54 PM »
Also this blog, by the lovely Crystal from Chongqing......

http://www.lovelovechina.com/

Some light reading, only dipped into it so far.

I've had a chuckle about the sun tan thing too. We westerners want to go brown, Asians want to go pale. Says a lot about cultural differences.
I remember in Thailand I got told "This correct colour!" pointing to my tanned arms, "This not!" pointing to my English shaded shoulders.....so thats another cultural contradiction (Ho-hum!)
But to be fair being English I do start off as pale blue, it takes me at least a week to get white! bnbnbnbnbn
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Re: Why I love Chinese girls!
« Reply #25 on: March 16, 2011, 02:43:37 PM »
Interesting reads

http://middlekingdomlife.com/guide/understanding-chinese-women.htm

http://middlekingdomlife.com/guide/dating-etiquette-sex-relationships-china.htm

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I haven't read right through those links but I will when I have time.  Is 'Dating-etiquette' in China not a myth?  I think I only actually experienced the concept of dating once during my five years in China.  She was 18 and remains the only girl that didn't sleep with me after the second meeting (she didn't at all).

In fact, my experiences in China probably gave me a somewhat bad impression of asian girls.  I could easily have blown it with my current (Korean) girlfriend by coming on too strong too soon (after four dates).  Fortunately, living with a couple of Korean guys at the time and my best friend being married to a Korean girl, I knew enough to show a bit of restraint.  And I'll forever be glad that I did.

The sample size is small but, I find Korean girls more interesting and attractive than Chinese girls.  I'd also argue that they are more honest and less fickle.  I was in my mid 20s at the time, so I tended to get involved with youngish (immature if you like) girls but, I could never get my head round the fickleness of Chinese girls. They love you inside two weeks but aren't returning your calls after four.  Not always that extreme but still...  I suppose I just never had that 'marriage-material' look.  Fortunately.

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Re: Why I love Chinese girls!
« Reply #26 on: March 16, 2011, 08:31:55 PM »
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the fickleness of Chinese girls

I think you got it right ... and in only 5 words !
 
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Re: Why I love Chinese girls!
« Reply #27 on: March 16, 2011, 10:17:43 PM »
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the fickleness of Chinese girls

I think you got it right ... and in only 5 words !
 
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They change their minds easily??
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« Reply #28 on: March 17, 2011, 12:52:13 AM »
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They change their minds easily??

... as easy as changing cellphone numbers

... as easy as changing the colour of their hair

... as easy as changing boyfriends (well, its is more promoting No2 boyfriend to No 1)

... as easy as deciding the great restaurant of yesterday is now rubbish

... as easy as ........... ???
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Re: Why I love Chinese girls!
« Reply #29 on: March 17, 2011, 01:05:34 AM »
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They change their minds easily??

... as easy as changing cellphone numbers

... as easy as changing the colour of their hair

... as easy as changing boyfriends (well, its is more promoting No2 boyfriend to No 1)

... as easy as deciding the great restaurant of yesterday is now rubbish

... as easy as ........... ???

In my neighborhood the great restaurant of yesterday IS now rubbish. I would have had to run home from it yesterday, in fact, but the pain in my stomach and risk to my trousers prevented me from doing so.

Seriously, I was just wondering before if "changing their minds" was the intended interpretation of "fickle." I gather now it is. I was listening to a Chinese lesson yesterday, as well (big day for me = 2 things done), and the word "definitely" came up [yi2 ding4]. The Western host commented that Chinese overuse this word when the don't really mean it. The Chinese host countered that Chinese people really DO mean "definitely" when they say it, but they will "definitely" change their minds. They are "more flexible," she said.

All I know is I have a pounding headache [think somehow related yesterday's rather explosive food-based illness] and a class in 16 minutes. I don't know who's fickle or what's hot or not anymore, except the boiling tea water I poured on my hand yesterday (3 things done!).

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