Yan Huang and racism

If I say that we are superior and other people are inferior because we are the descendants of Aryan, and we should do something because of our Aryan ancestry, I would be labeled “racist”.

But if I replace Aryan with Yan Huang (炎黄), I will be thought good Han Chinese. That’s what Han Chinese have been doing all the time.

Why are we superior to all other people in the world? It is because we are the descendants of Yan Huang (炎黄子孙). Han Chinese the “victims” of invaders have never thought it racism.

Amazing!

And that’s just one of the amazing things the amazing Han Chinese ethnic group has been doing.

Who do Han Chinese think I should be?

Han Chinese thought I should be their hated inferior slave.

They treated me as the hated inferior slave.

I was hated (also fooled, mind-or-attitude-or-behavior-controlled, threatened, discriminated, inflamed, …).

I was thought as the inferior (also evil, ignorant, stupid, foolish, untrustworthy, unreliable, cowardly, …).

And I was thought as their slave. They did treat me as their slave.

Because I was who Han Chinese thought I should be, they

treated me arrogantly, rudely, hatefully, unfairly, cruelly, and controlled me,

and hypocritically virulently fooled me, “educated” me, “trained” me, “corrected” me, “convicted” me, and punished me,

and mastered me or commanded me whenever they wanted.

And they assigned the beautiful moral duties to me all the time: I should love them.

The world runs because “how I think about you”.

How do Han Chinese think about the world?

They think the world runs because “how I think about you” or “how you think about me”. And the world should run that way. That’s so called Mianzi (面子).

Han Chinese don’t know the world runs not because “how I think about you”, but because of its natural laws, including the laws about how human live and what the human interests should be. “How I think about you” can’t be the law governing the world.

Then, Han Chinese have no reasons of rights/obligations, interests, fairness, or market laws, natural laws in their life or for their behaviors.