Anti-China & Anti-Mainland (II)

Anti-Mainland is totally different. I didn't know that guys in Hong Kong dare hate Mainland. One, Hong Kong is part of China, and we're all Chinese people. Two, the economy of Hong Kong, especially tourism, depends greatly on Mainland, and will collapse shortly after 1997 should it not be Mainland. Third, the military force in Hong Kong is poor, and if there's a rebellion, the whole tiny city will be crushed within 24 hours. Anti-Mainland is something totally unexpected, and I hate it from the very beginning.

The first time I read about anti-Mainland stuffs was in the bulletin of our school. Some posters complained that UST accepted too many students from Mainland. He said the problem is "It caused the great shortage of place in the dormitory, thus many local students are compelled to be non-resident students." In another poster from UST, it's explained that the problem has been improved by "We'll charge the Mainland students more for tuition and dormitory ". Yet another poster by an anonymous local student said, "If you Mainland Bitches found yourself discriminated, don't complain to us. Complain to the 'Eastern MIT' which chose to get too many of your ass in here."

This is definitely the most absurd idiocy I've ever came across. "Dormitory"? If you give me reasons like "more competition"(isn't competition a good thing to you idle Hong Kong playboys?) or "worse teaching due to larger classes"(One of the courses I attended has only 4 students while 3 of them are local), I'll try to accept. I can never, and will never understand why Hong Kong guys take housing as such a serious issue. Perhaps it's because Hong Kong guy feel it's too crowd to live on this teeny tiny island (that can be turned into rumbles with a couple of PLA missiles). Let me tell you something else. I've two roommates now, both local. They continually go home for they cannot stand the environment of the dorm (which I enjoy a lot). I've gone downtown for several times, and I can get to any part of Kowloon or Island within an hour. The charge? Are you idiot or something? It's already far higher than that of local students, and the salary in Mainland is far lower in Hong Kong! Do you know how much Mainland genius, that you pricks might beg one of them to visit UST and give a lecture decades later, may be too poor too afford UST? I think the unqualified HK students should spend hundreds of thousands of HK$ of extra fee to buy a chance to study in UST, and the money should be used as scholarship for poor Mainland students so that they can study in UST for 3 years FREE. What's more, if any of you HK fools find it uncomfortable to be called "fool", "idiot" or "prick", just come to me and try to overwhelm me with ACADEMIC.

However, the word "Mainland bitch"("Dai Lou Hi") was very noticeable, and i tried to search in Baidu. As I've expected, much more Anti-Mainland things are discovered.

Some of them criticize the ugliness of Mainland people, such as dump rubbish and spit in the wrong place. I'm neither surprised nor provoked. Every nation has their flaws, and we have to accept them when they're pointed out (even in an unfriendly way). What is intolerable for me is things like "We are from Hong Kong, not Chinese!" There are still a post with some foolish white people sticking his genital into the the tailpipe of a car, commenting, "See? Western people are far stronger and superior than Chinese! We Hong Kong people prefer white man to Chinks!" What the hell is this? Damned fools! Hong Kong is part of China, and everyone from Hong Kong is Chinese people. Every insult of "Chinese people" is an insult to themselves! Hong Kong guys are not at all superior than Mainlanders, if not inferior. After 1997, Hong Kong has lost most of its original advantage, and greatly depends on Mainland. What you should do is obey and respect, not point your damned nose into the sky.

So why are they so proud? Yesterdays, I discussed it with a girl majoring in history in CHKU. I asked her, "Are Hong Kong people proud?" She said, "Yes. They thought they are superior." "Than whom? All the world?" "No. They show great respect and admire to white people. They just believe they're superior than all the Asian people." "For what? For HK has been a colony and they have been slaves?" "Slave of an kingdom that was the strongest in the world when it took Hong Kong, yes."

Her word reminds me of something else. My former deskmate, Morgan, wrote in his blog about the experience when he was applying for visas to to various countrys in order to attend a plan of going around a world. He wrote, "All the foreign officers in the embassy are polite, and being with them efficient. On the contrary, it is those Chinese people working at the embassy that yell at me, being proud, inpatient and rude to their fellow countryman." These Chinese staffs are, after all, workers. They're essentially equivalent to waiters in an restaurant, or tellers in a bank, or "sex workers" in a brothel. The only difference is that, they work for foreigners. And, if their boss, their master, is from developed western country, that's even better.

When their masters are modest and polite, treating Chinese applicants friendly, the slaves have learned to be proud and rude. This is miserable and ridiculous, indeed.

In fact, master Lu Xun has already described this nature of slave in the soul of Chinese people. Decades ago, he said slaves always feel they are superior for they are the slave of a powerful master.

Why? In my personal opinion, it has two reasons. Firstly, they actually feel that they're inferior as slaves. It's just that they wanna conceal their contempt to themselves, and spare no effort to declare the opposite thing. Should they be actually somewhat superior, they won't deliberately show their proud, because they don't need to demonstrate anything in this way. Secondly, the really significant people never feel they're superior, because they've got used to being special, just like a lightning scar didn't brought its owner any pride. The totally ordinary people never feel they're superior, because they aren't. All those who think themselves are something are a little better than ordinary in some way, but has limited power and significance. They've been longing for status and fame for so long, so when they get a little of these, they're too happy to know what to do with them.

These are the flaws of human nature, not limited to Chinese people. Simply acknowledging these "filthy things" is not at all shameful. Pretending to be flawless, on the other hand, is utterly disgusting.