I am a Singaporean by birth and I grew up there. However, visits to the People's Republic of China (PRC) amazed me. PRC is where my great-grandparents are all born. The whole country is culturally rich.
View attachment 1699
Some Chinese call me a 'ermaozi', literally translated as 'son of a foreigner', judging from my mannerisms, because over the years I picked up customs from other heritages. It's a derogative term in China, but well, I got to accept it.
View attachment 1696
I hope to live in Dalian, the seaside city in northern China. It looks breezy and cool there, though there are cold winters. So hopefully I can settle in there if money and law aren't issues.
View attachment 1697
The only drawback I can think now in PRC is that they aren't a democracy, they have no rule of law. Whatever. China is the 'in' country in Southeast Asia (except in Singapore, ironically, because of past commercial investments with Japan, EU and United States), and it's currently the most advanced country in Asia.
View attachment 1698
View attachment 1699
Some Chinese call me a 'ermaozi', literally translated as 'son of a foreigner', judging from my mannerisms, because over the years I picked up customs from other heritages. It's a derogative term in China, but well, I got to accept it.
View attachment 1696
I hope to live in Dalian, the seaside city in northern China. It looks breezy and cool there, though there are cold winters. So hopefully I can settle in there if money and law aren't issues.
View attachment 1697
The only drawback I can think now in PRC is that they aren't a democracy, they have no rule of law. Whatever. China is the 'in' country in Southeast Asia (except in Singapore, ironically, because of past commercial investments with Japan, EU and United States), and it's currently the most advanced country in Asia.
View attachment 1698
