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Deepening Bonds - Chinese roots in Argentina
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2013
- As the economic relationship between Argentina and China grow, so should the knowledge of the culture. CCTV's Daniel Schweimler in Argentina reports on Argentines with Chinese roots that are leading the way in the exploration.
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I have been for two months in Argentina have alot Chinese community there, special the corner shops very peaceful polite peoples
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@Finnegan Dylan definitely, have been watching on Kaldrostream for months myself :)
Argentina is a lovely country..awesome culture, nice people and tasty food :-))
For you all who don't know Chinese . Not only Chinese eat everything but yes wherever there is opportunity they will go for it. Chinese ppl love prosperity ,wealth and business that's why u see them all around the world. Ppl always said Chinese took over their land and economy but we are just smart while many nations are just lazy and not advance. Chinese always think forward for better future. Since the ancient time they are far advance than the other civilization. I'm so proud to be Chinese
Yoko Liu FUCK YEA BROTHER
Who the F#@$ do you think you are, speaking like that on the behalf of the Chinese people like the PRC. The way you speak is why Chinese people get discriminated and dislike
Chinese, please come to brazil. We need you there
outstanding documentary!
Dafuk is that on 5:45 ? Are we suppose to play with them ? Very inviting.
Piñatas!
Recientes archivos en China muestran que Chinos llegaron a America 71 aniyos antes que Colon.
@3:20 Fujian con fuerza “fuJian”
We have a lot of Mexicans have been here forever in USA and they don’t speak any English. Learning a new language in later in life is not easy.
They have a huge community and tend to stay within it- like the 100,000 Brits in Spain.
I didn’t feel welcomed when I went to BA. I got a lot of attitude and side eyes. This was in 2013 same time this doc was posted. I was called Jackie Chan and w’m not even Chinese.
?????...
I live in the center of Buenos Aires and I can't walk 2 blocks in any direction and not see a Chinese convenience store.
We call them Cheenas. Like....I'm going across the street to the Cheena for a Pepsi. It's hilarious.
Most don't speak Spanish either.
Most Hispanics/Latinos in America come to the US and don’t speak English either nor do they care to learn... 🤷🏻♂️ I guess it doesn’t matter where you are around the world you run into the same situation where a large group of people immigrate to another country for a better life without trying to assimilate to the new country and culture
The China Diaspora doesn't necessarily kowtow to the Communist Party in China. they live in democratic multiple parties government w/ free press like this video shows.
In Argentina's case, Taiwanese were the first great wave of Chinese immigrans so...
Well now China is winning the international markets because they have similar technology now these days to the north American and European countries but they're selling their products for a lower price and lower interest so the other countries can pay their depths. Not like the north American and European countries they have very good quality products but the prices are very expensive and their interest rates are so high that the other countries can hardly pay the interest payments that's the reason most Latin American stay poor and poorer every day. ..
I saw slums in China when I traveled there.
Slums in China are shrinking every 2 to 3 years. Over 500,000,000 Chinese had been lifted out of poverty since the 1950s. The country is bound to return to its former glory and wealth. 2 1/2 more decades and it will be the wealthiest and most advanced nation again.
@@laquetepario8396 China will be the dominant nation in the world in the near future.
@Nij Jin jajajaja jajajaja jajajaja jajajaja jajajaja jajajaja jajajaja you mean 900 hundred thousand jajajaja jajajaja
Even chinese people don't buy chinese products i wonder why go to china and ask any chinese which car they'll buy import for sure
Wow, you look Spanish even your father is Chinese. I'm an American Asian but I didn't marry a white woman so my kids still have my looks.
Koj hais leej twg?
dude, The chinese🙂🙂🙂🙂♥️♥️♥️♥️
Mr Woo speaks Spanish with an accent but it's an Argentinian accent, he just needs to throw a "che" here and there to make it more authentic 😂
@@georgesteven9644 Look asshole, I don't see why my comment warrants an insult, I bet you wouldn't have the balls to say that in person. Secondly, Spanish is my native language so I'm already aware of all the variations. Thirdly, it was just a lighthearted comment. And last, FUCK OFF!
He needs to be sipping on yerba mate to complete the look
I'm not Chinese, more like a quarter, but let me say this, I can't imagine the children of the Chinese community in Argentina going to anything other than regular state schools. Contrast this with Anglos (the White English breed who stupidly ask "where are you really from?") or any other caucasoid race who relocate to Asia, and my feeling is that these colonials (or long-haul paedophiles) will send their spawn to international schools. Plus they won't even make an effort to learn a language with a relatively simple grammar like Mandarin, as is the case with most other Asian languages.
How is it like to be asian in Argentina? I currently live in New York but Im thinking of moving there. Is there a lot of racism against Asians?
@@vivalacarlo I don't live in Latin America but I grew up with Latinos (mostly Mexicans) in the barrios as an Asian. As long as you show an interest in their cultures and attempt to assimilate, they'll love you. The darker more native looking Latinos are almost always cool, the white looking ones sometimes discriminate, but not as much as whites in the US. If you want to move somewhere in S. America, I would suggest Peru, there is a big Japanese population there that garners a good reputation among the locals and the Peruvians have a humble culture. Argentinians are known to have an attitude of superiority to their neighbors because of their higher than usual European influx which makes their population look more white.
@@bloodndestroy I won't say Argentinian people is racist, but they are mostly white, and when I mean white is like in North America. In buenos aires you will find a lot of Latin American communities and also Asians. People don't tend to mix with locals since they feel to be inferior in front of white Argentinian (German, Italian, Spanish, Jewish). But it's just about stop believing in the fact you will be discriminated, I lived in BA and made a lot of friends. 🇦🇷❤🇨🇳
@@JoaquinWeissUgarteche There are many Nazis in Argentina.
That male professor spoke very bad/limited Spanish, the wife was way better
Don't have to be perfect.. They are first generation.
As an Argentinian I would choose America over China 100000 times
but america doesnt want you guys...
Tomas Vidal. .Good luck to you if you are in US. I am on overseas Chinese and would opt for the People's Republic Of China hands down. It's my motherland.
@@tednguyen8310 who are you to talk in the name of America? A lot of Americans live in Argentina and a lot of argentine people live in the states... Americans don't like brown people from Mexico and Central America.
@@JoaquinWeissUgarteche maybe he meant the brown people . so your saying usa white folks are racist
@@jhonsam8332 well, that shows ignorance anyway. Everyone knows Argentinian people has European background from Italy, Spain, Germany, France, Poland and Russia mainly. Brown people is the product of new generations and rise of immigrants in the country in the last decades.
We argentinians understand the chinese incomming increase, but in a daily life routine only see them in the markets or convenience stores and what we dont like about them is that they didn't even try to learn the language and they always try to charge you for extra things like some cents if you take a cold drink, for the expense on the refrigerators or power bill, compared with a worm drink, that just grin my gears
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TheAllen501 you sound very racist yourself. Argentina is one of the most developed countries with the highest Human Development Index score in South America. You can't deny that the Chinese love to charge more than other sellers unless you actually live there. What you did was go on a full racist rant about all Argentinians for 2 paragraphs after reading about a small statement on what the OP said about her experiences. It's not like what she said was racist either. You need to grow up.
Eric C You are so ignorant and badly informed. You don't know anything, idiot!
Luxie Daemon racist you
Hell Memories
It's how Argentinians are, at least the ones that I have come across
Bad news