My Fellow Americans:  There are some of y'all out there who think that Chinese people and your fellow Chinese-American citizens are just too weird and mysterious for your taste, and are therefore not normal people, and are "below" you.  (Y'all know who you are).  If you think this way, please explain why.  If you don't think this way, feel free to chime in also.  And, don't be giving ignorant answers either.  Or you'll be reported.  *PEACE*  !!!!
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Even if people are a bit mysterious it doesnt mean that they are not normal, I think. And I think Chinese people are perceived as mysterious mainly because people dont know their culture. (Of course Chinese people would not think that they are mysterious so my point is why mysterious= not normal = below you?)\nAnd for Chinese-Americans not many of them really share many traditional chinese cultures, I would think they are more Americans than Chinese.\nI think chinese people are not as open as others, and tend to keep everything in their hearts (just because it is not polite in Chinese culture to say something directly into others' face). They are a bit more reserved esp. towards strangers, and taught to aviod conflicts. So may be people would think that you can never know what Chinese are thinking.
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Chinese citizen... alien.  There are special diplomatic provisions that children, born of diplomats in the USA, are not citizens.
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i'll answer your question without going off on a tangent like some of the other morons who've already answered.  First, i wanna address that idiot "DarkStarInMyAsss":  You're right that your U.S. people have the rights to change/abolish your own government, and not the Yellows, but did you consider what YOUR U.S. People have been doing around the world? WHO made you guys THE BOSS of all other countries.  So basically, DarkStarInMyASSS, you're a frickin' HYPOCRITE who's literally confused in life.  Here's a dime, now go and contribute to help pay off your U.S.'s $6 Trillion debt to foreign countries (the majority of which idiots like you owe to China).\n\nNow, to answer the REAL question:  Would i mind if China invaded and occupy the U.S. ?  NO !!!  Maybe it's time for this country to have a taste of its own medicine, and see what it's like to be invaded by a foreign power.  But you know what?  If the invading country happens to be China, they're not going to do it through animalistic and barbarric brute force and strength like the so called "nice and benevolent" U.S. did to the Middle East (what a crock of BULL !!!), because China is a better country and people than the cocky U.S. people.  Instead, China will economically and peacefully buy up all the major businesses and corporations here, and will control everything financially, and I think that's the better way to do things rather than bombing people.  And the U.S. should get ready for a wake-up call too because it WILL happen pretty soon.  You can see it already:  Chinese, as a language, will be the global language in the upcomming century, and English will take second place.  There are just too many Chinese running the world right now.  Oh well, too bad.  Learn to live with it.
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I don't think think Lala is being stereotypical, Pimpslapper.  A lot of Latino men DO stare, and I think it's built into the culture to do that to women.  Seems like it's the Central Americans who stare the most.  Anyway, Lala, being Asian, you may have noticed that some hispanics appear Asian, themselves, due to their heritage, and maybe they think you may have some hispanic blood in you, and they're trying to figure it out.  When I look in the mirror, I see a black person, but many staring Indians have thought I was of Indian descent and were a little irritated that I couldn't speak Farci, Hindu, or another of their many languages.  Lots of staring people in the Dominican Republic were shocked that I couldn't speak Spanish. I've caught myself staring at people who probably think they're white, and I wondered which grand (or great-grand)parent was black.  So much intermingling of races nowadays produces cool results, making people look longer than intended. Next time just ask kindly, "May I help you?" (That's how I find out I simply look like somebody's family member or somthing)  Wow!  Didn't mean to write a book!
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It's very weird, I'm not racist either, my co-worker is Asian and he admits to me he and wife stink at driving.  Evey time I'm on the road and some car just slowly gets in my lane with out signaling it's an Asian person.  I'm a woman, but I have also witnessed terrible driving patterns with women who drive those huge SUV's, they cant even see over the dash! and people from South Carolina and New Jersey (sorry had to throw you guys in there too).
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lol...thats pretty funny to hear, i live in los angeles, so i know exactly what your talking about. you probably hear them say, 'mira, ese chino!' they are saying 'looks, theres that chinese guy'= which they mean to refer to that asian guy. i know it feels pretty offensive, but its the same wiht the hispanics, if your hispanic, they automatically call you 'mexican' even if your 0 blood mexican.
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Well to be fair, I'm Asian and I tried fitting in the predominately "white" community of my hometown....but I just wasn't taken seriously as a friend. It's hard to fit in w/ people outside your race b/c there are all these barriers and such.  I mean it's easy for you to say we seclude ourselves, but we don't have a role amongst a group of "whites" except as a token, a mascot if you will. But I think after a few more generations, Asians will be considered Americans instead foreigners.
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I'm impressed that Chinese people are usually polite and hard-working.One of my friends who is Chinese is  excellent in her study and she gets along with her friends in a good manner. I quite like Chinese people.
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I'm a Chinese student. While I'm appreciating your ideas ,there're something I should show you.Firstly,China can never manage to rule the world even if she wants to cause there're so many countries stronger than China. Actually China is a peace lover. Secondly we all no that there're something on the internet we cant c.But,u no,ppl around me recieve trash mails about counter-revolutionary stuff like u every day.As a college student in China,I like looking for oppinions from all aspects.So I often go on all kinds of "forbidden" sites.As far as I no,most of us chinese know far beyond the government can control.I mean,none of the government ,even though the US,can control the internet.That's why there will be few reaction after u do that.\n\nP.S. I'm not a government supporter.\n\nI'm a beginning student of english,so plz pardon my grammatical mistakes .\n\n\n\nHey dude,I just looked up your informations.You're so young that're easily be blind by  hearsay.So plz do a investigation then publish,ok?You can also contact me.\n\n\nMaybe I can teach u how to HACK
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Thank you Thank you Thank you I've been waiting for someone with the same thoughts as me on this subject for so long!!!\n\nI don't get it either... I live in NY and I see more people around now with Italian flags and Puerto Rican flags on thier cars and tattooed on them, it's like everyone forgot what country they live in.  At the last job I had, this girl I knew, who was Japanese, said she would only date Japanese guys because she didn't want to chance falling in love and having kids with someone other than that so her children's blood wouldn't be dilluted with "other" blood... What? I couldn't believe it when I heard it.  People actually think like this?\n\nI am Cuban and Spanish on my mother's side and Italian on my father's.  I am the first generation born here on my mother's side and the third generation on my father's.  I am proud to have all the history that goes with my backgrounds (and all that good food) but I'm an American first and foremost.  I can acknowledge that and I don't know why so many other people have a hard time with it.\n\nWe are seperating ourselves and if we don't all realize that we are all Americans we're just going to end up fighting eachother.  It's great that America is a melting pot because it keeps everything interesting but people treat it like being an American is nothing special and would rather represent somewhere else.  In my opinion if they feel that strongly about it they can get out of my face with it and leave America to the Americans that want it.
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How many have u seen, i m an asian, and I do not shuffle my feet, although have seen many here in europe, where i am rt. now, who do and got annoyed myself.Demeneurs and personality traits differ all over the world, if u make this a stereotype thing, u'll start getting angry whenever u see an asian, illogically, without any reason....it would be far beyond the shuffling thing.
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Well, I have to say, you're being very stereotypical. It's obvious that you don't like Americans, but don't you think that you're generalizing, just a bit? Most Americans have moved on from being prejudiced. Now, I'm not saying that the whole of America isn't prejudiced, because there are a large number of prejudiced people. But isn't it the same in other countries as well? And how exactly do Americans show off? I don't understand. And perhaps we do sometimes get in business that maybe we shouldn't, such as Iraq, but that shouldn't be a reflection on our country, it's a reflection on the choices of the president. And like the person above me said, there are some tourists who think they're God's gift to mankind, but not everyone is like that. A few people shouldn't be cause to hate a whole country. No person, no country, is perfect.
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Other minorities don't seem to make it as well as orientals. Guess they are jealous. Personally, I've been amazed at the Vietnamese who came to America. They seem to be doing just fine.
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Because Americans are by and large culturally ignorant.\n\nAssuming all Hispanics as Mexicans...just like my ex, she said "all Asians are Chinese as far as I'm concerned."\n\nThat kind of mentality is ridiculous, and makes people look like morons.
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i have learned a lot about my culture in the past few years, and those who ~love~ to say that race doesn't matter have simply not discovered the myriad differences between cultures. people of asian descent/ parents, who grew up in the u.s., are varying combinations of asian and american culture, and so there are no hard and fast rules, as everyone is his or her own case... and yet there are patterns, and to deny that it plays a role is just wanting an easy answer. they are doing this right now on the current survivor, which I don't usually watch but am this season. the people who say culture doesn't matter or they don't care about race are just don't want to think about it. \n\nI know you asked for a specific maybe next time. ask again later...
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What an assinine assumption. My parents adopted poor kids from the same state. I guarantee you white people adopt from other than the chinese kids.... I don't know why you would be so assuming.
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WELL AT FIRST I THOUGHT, MAYBE NORMAL PEOPLE WOULD COME HERE FOR NORMAL ? BUT IM STARTING TO SEE ALOT OF MORONS HERE. HOW D\nISAPPOINTING. MUST BE FROM SOMEWHERE , NOT HERE!!\n JUST WANTED HONEST OPIONONS ..BUT WE GET SOME WEIRD OHS HERE ..SAD.. AND TOO BAD