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.

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.

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.

I got this comment by Han Chinese.

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Remark:

Up till now, it is the first time for me to have such a unique Han Chinese comment. He/she offered “evidences” to prove his/her statements. The way is very rarely to be seen. But he/she still just proved my statements true. They think themselves are superior, but they couldn’t defend themselves. And it is why they think they can offend others (Because they think themselves are superior). They don’t know that arrogance, or rudeness, or unfairness, or lies is not superiority, but hurt themselves each other and hurt outsiders. Totally evil cancer cells.
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Usually, what would people do after they did something wrong?

Got guilt? Upset? Confess? Or cover what they did? Never admit what they did?

All are possible.

And Han Chinese would do more.

Han Chinese would be arrogant after they did something wrong if they don’t fear others. And they would act as if they were in charge of the truth. They would let you know what the “truth” is like the judges. And they would arrogantly rudely rebuke you, blame you, or even punish you violent.

So, when you see Han Chinese arrogantly rebuke you or blame you on offending them after they offended you, you should know that Han Chinese trait. They are arrogant virulent hypocrites. What Han Chinese want to do is to deceive you or fool you to control your mind to morally arrogantly offend you.

Smart? Or extremely evil?

Location: China

Date: 21st century

One day, when I was sitting in a crowded hall waiting for a bus, an old woman approached me. After watching her behavior and some gesture, I guessed she wanted to fool me. Soon she sat down next to my seat. She looked upset. Then she leaned over to me and arrogantly rudely ordered me to tell her the departure time of some bus. I answered with my suspecting eyes. Seconds later, she blamed me in a low voice “Don’t fear! Don’t fear! I am not a bad woman.” I angrily told her that I was not the staff of the bus station, and she should have asked the working staff to know the departure time. A working staff was standing 2 meters away from her. She saw that moment I was not as foolish as she estimated. Then she moved her body and swung on her seat. Minutes later, she left the seat without asking the working staff about the departure time.

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Questions,

Why did the old woman treat me so arrogantly rudely because of the age difference?

Why did they do something bad in an arrogant way? Arrogantly order you, rebuke you, educate you to fool you to offend you? (It is related to Han Chinese traditional beautiful moral value of “to admire the old and surrender to the old to serve the old”.)

Why did she suppose I feared her when I suspected her? Why did she understand my refusal as fear? (She thought Han Chinese must fear the rude vicious offender and surrender to the offender. And she thought I must be the same.)

Why did she fool others in an arrogant way?

Why did she give up after getting angrily responded to?

Why did she have no shame after it was apparent that she told a lie (that she wanted to know the departure time.)? She looked just as usual.

The arrogant rude dishonest coward Han Chinese!

When Han Chinese attack, they don’t need facts, truth, consistence, or fairness. They attack only because “I am not happy with you.” And when their attack proves themselves responsible, and if the problem has nothing to do with the blamed, they have another reason to attack you, “why I attack you, it is because you are bad, and it is also why you are bad. If you are not bad, would I attack you?!”  “No fly stays on the unbroken eggs. (苍蝇不叮无缝的蛋 ) (If you got blamed, you must be bad.)”

Why are you angry after you got offended? Han Chinese think it is because you think about it. So, it isn’t the offender’s problem. It is the victim’s problem. So, the victim should blame him/herself because he/she thinks about the offense. If the victim forgets it, he/she should not be angry after getting offended.

But if themselves are angry, it must be because of you. Because they think of you when they are angry. It is why you should be blamed.

There are dishonest people in every ethnic group. Is it necessary to discuss Han Chinese dishonesty as a special one?

Han Chinese is a special group. Their dishonesty is also special.

Usually, if people of other ethnic groups commit crime, they don’t redefine the value of what they did. If they did something wrong and if they got caught, they probably refuse to admit their wrongdoing, but they don’t change the values. But Han Chinese are different. If Han Chinese did something wrong, not only do they refuse to admit their wrongdoing, but also try their best to redefine the value of what they did. And in the end, they let you know what they did is not wrong at all, probably it is right, good, and helpful. You can’t blame them or punish them. On the contrary, you should appreciate them and better reward them. If you are in the conflict with them, they redefine the value of what you did. Simply, what you did is wrong. You should get punished. Sometimes, themselves did what you did. How can Han Chinese do in that case? It is not a problem at all. Han Chinese can define the behavior bad if you did, and they can define it good if themselves did. Logic? Yes, that’s Han Chinese logic. And that is so natural and Han Chinese are so proud of it, because they think themselves so smart.

If you get confused about values, what’s wrong and what’s right? Han Chinese educate you that you are wrong because it is you, and themselves are right because it is themselves. What’s helpful and what’s harmful? Han Chinese also educate you that what you did is harmful because it is you, and what themselves did is helpful because it is themselves.

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Dear readers, do you still think all human are the same because they are categorized into human?

Where: china
When: 21st century

1
When I rode a bike passing by an old man, he got upset. “I am so old! You even  hit me the old?!”

The truth is that I didn’t hit him. He just got upset by the coming bike. But what surprised me is his reason.
I am the older, so, you cannot hit me. If I am the younger, can you hit me? The younger can be hit by the older?  (Han Chinese really think they can treat the younger people in that way.)

2
There was something wrong with my computer monitor. I found some telephone numbers in news paper to contact repairing companies. I called them and made an agreement with one of them on the phone. According to the agreement, I should pay 50 Yuan after it got repaired.
I went to that company with my monitor. After it got repaired, I was told to pay 120 Yuan.
I refused to pay. I reminded him of the agreement. He insisted on asking that price.
“You can’t change the price without negotiating with me. You shouldn’t make a decision on your side alone.”

“So, you want to make a decision on your side alone, don’t you!” shouted the man.
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He was a typical Han Chinese.
I meant that the price should be changed after the negotiation with each other, or remains the same as the price in agreement. It should not be changed as he wanted.
But he thought, if he couldn’t change it as he wanted (on his side alone), could I change it as I wanted (on my side alone)? There’s just no equality or negotiation in his mind. He thought the price should be changed either on this side alone or on that side alone.

3
I talked to a woman. She told me she was a policewoman. I got badly impressed by Chinese policemen/women. I stopped talking to her. She then said proudly, “Hah, you got scared by me!”

It made me sick to talk to a Chinese policewoman. But she thought it must be because I got frightened by her. (Probably she thought her job was to make people scared.)

4
Someone visited me and left something in my room. I found it later and gave it back. Another one said, “You were afraid that you would get beaten. So you gave it back?”

I thought I should give back something that is not belonging to me. But I got understood because I feared and surrendered. What if I didn’t fear?
And did others have the right to beat me if I didn’t give that back?
Should I fear if I got beaten?
(This example reflects how Han Chinese think about fairness, dignity or honor, and their rights or obligation, and also how Han Chinese behave. Fear or not, while not fair or not, is a Han Chinese behavior conduct.)

5
When I got on a bus, a woman pushed me to make me cede more room to her. I though I had the right to stand there and I had no room to cede and the woman had more room than mine (It was very crowded on that buss). The woman complained all the time. And when she got off, (I was still on the bus) she shouted at me, “That man, you are that arrogant!”

Why did she ask more room when she had already had more room than others? (She thought me selfish because I rejected her selfish demanding.)
Did she think others had the right to stand on a bus without offending? (She thought I behaved unfairly while not herself behaved unfairly.)
Why didn’t she shout at me on the bus? Why did she do after getting off? (Because it was SECURE for her to provoke when I was still on the bus.)
Who’s arrogant? (She thought me arrogant because I rejected her arrogance.)

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I don’t think Han Chinese will feel strange when they read the above stories. But we can find out Han Chinese behavior principles and reasoning principles. And how do they understand others’ behaviors or reasons. Han Chinese behavior or reasoning system is different from others’. And they understand others as themselves.