Outside of gay people, the rest is your projection: they are homogenous society, racial problems are nonexistent. US is heavily heterogenous and despite that you segregated like a third of society at the time.
replyRidiculous take.
Sorry, I have lived and worked there 6 years in different cities and I do speak a fluent (though with a very heavy French accent) mandarin. It's totally not my projection but my experience first hand.
replyDuring the "diaoyu island" incident in the 2010s the sushi shop 200m near my appartment got sacked, and all japanese-brand car get smashed.
My black (and indian) friends all complained how hard they were treated. And when talking with my Chinese friends they all had very .... interesting... point of view.
Edit: also, I'm not from the US
>Outside of gay people, the rest is your projection: they are homogenous society, racial problems are nonexistent.
replyYou do know that Chinese people do go to other countries and that we all can see how insanely racist they can be right?
Your take is about as ridiculous. China isn’t at all how you described it.
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reply> they are homogenous society
replyNo, China is not homogenous.
> racial problems are nonexistent
Ask a non-Han about how they feel about that statement.