The Chinese in the eyes of the American people _ Classic net Pick

The Chinese do not understand their responsibilities and obligations to the State and society as individuals of the society.
Ordinary Chinese people usually only care about their families and relatives, Chinese culture is based on family ties rather than on a rational social basis. The Chinese only care about the well-being of their immediate family and ignore the suffering of those who are irrelevant to themselves. There is no doubt that this moral view based on kinship is bound to lead to selfishness and ruthlessness, which has become the most critical factor hindering the development of Chinese society.
The Chinese tend to take and not give. They need to understand that the truth of life is not in how much you ask, but how much you can give to society and your fellow human beings.
Most Chinese have never learned what it means to have a decent and respectful life.
The Chinese generally do not know how to live a productive life for the well-being of individuals and communities. Subconsciously, the Chinese see their life as an aim to elevate themselves and gain the recognition of others. In this way, one will be satisfied with the trivial desire to "keep face". "Face" is the most basic part of Chinese psychology, it has become a difficult obstacle for Chinese people to overcome, to prevent the Chinese to accept the truth and try to live a meaningful life.
This reprehensible habit has made Chinese people inherently heartless and selfish, and it has become the main reason for China's backwardness. The Chinese do not have the courage to pursue what they think is right. First, they do not have the ability to sift through the right things from their mistakes, because their thoughts are occupied by greed. Again, even if they have the ability to sift through the right things, they lack the courage to translate truth into practice.
Chinese people are accustomed to accepting cheap and free things, they always dream of miracles or good luck, because they are unwilling to give effort, they always want to get something for nothing. Few Chinese understand the fact that prestige and achievement are achieved through a step-by-step effort and sacrifice, without giving. In short, if it is to earn a living, that person can only obtain, but if it is to live, a person must give.
Most Chinese do not know graceful manners and basic politeness because they grow up in a poor environment and lack the education they deserve. Most of them were clumsy and uncouth but not shy.
Their education in teens is how to lie and take from others instead of sharing everything with others.
China is a country rich in property. But the consequences of an unrestricted birth policy have made China an exporter of unlimited cheap labour. These outputs also include the output of educated labour, which, in addition to their educational level, is not fundamentally different from other general laborers.
China's large-scale production of cheap products has reduced the commercial credibility of the areas where these products are imported. Due to poor technology and management failure, China's manufacturing unit energy consumption than in developed countries such as Japan, the United States much higher.
Therefore, with the increase in exports, China's expansion of production at the same time the loss of valuable energy. At the same time, this behavior has seriously polluted the environment, making China the world's most unfit for human habitation of the country.
The Chinese fanatical pursuit of Western technology and products is indifferent to the quality of frankness, directness, and honesty that the Western management culture emphasizes.
Because Chinese culture discourages daring to take risks, the Chinese try to avoid taking risks and they do not want to seek opportunities to improve their lives.
The Chinese are not interested in the balance and significance of life, and instead they are more obsessed with the claim of material than Westerners. Most Chinese find that they do not understand the concepts of "spiritual spirituality", "Free Faith" and "mental health", because their thoughts cannot yet reach a higher level of life (complement: the coexistence of body and spirit).
Their thoughts remain focused on the greedy and pathetic desires of the animal instinct for sex and food.
In the eyes of the Chinese, education is not about seeking truth or improving the quality of life, but only the symbol and symbol of status and prominence. Chinese intellectuals receive respect from others not because they have done anything for the happiness of others, but because they have acquired considerable knowledge. In fact, most of them are simply a group of diners who are only proficient in exams but never care about truth or morals.
The aim of Chinese education is not to help society improve the overall level, but to serve the ruling class and a few rich classes. China's government departments are always proud to advertise themselves as the people of this, the people's that, but not one for the interests of the people to serve. The only object of service is the interests of their own group.
China's education system has largely become a failure and a disgrace. It has not been able to serve the object that education should serve: society. This education system cannot be provided to many useful individuals in society. It merely creates a group of speculators who aspire to benefit from the benefits provided by society without caring about the rewards.
China can train a large number of senior talent, but very few can develop a qualified independent management experts to host. It is not enough to be able to serve a company or society, but to have the courage, the guts, the integrity and the honest leadership that most Chinese lack. As Arthur Smith, a famous Western missionary, pointed out a century ago, what the Chinese lack is not wisdom, but the pure character of courage and integrity. This evaluation, although after a century, still accurately diagnose the cause of Chinese syndrome.
Most Chinese graduates do not feel guilty about choosing to go abroad and working for a foreign country, and in fact they first owe the sacrifices the Chinese people have made to them in education. With the destruction and gradual weakening of traditional cultural values, most Chinese, including educated people, wander at the crossroads of spirit and inner world, like stray dogs do not know where to go.
The Chinese are so ignorant that others will act and think in the same way they do.