@luisbeldroega Speaking and writing Chinese are different systems. If kids don’t learn Chinese in school, they will not be able to read or write Chinese later. That will limit many opportunities for them in Chinese society
@luisbeldroega Yes. That has been true for many years in the inland provinces. I learned Mandarin at school and spoke dialect with people who speak it. My Korean ethnic friends were offered classes to learn Korean at school because of their ethnicity. No one bans dialect.
The toilets at my workplace in Tokyo really have timers. Not displayed outside though—there’s a tablet inside. When your usage time exceeds a certain threshold, it reminds you that you’ve been in the toilet longer than xx minutes and tells you to pay attention to your health💩
I've traveled virtually everywhere in China for the past 20 years: never once have I seen this 👇
Once again an idiot that takes something that's maybe in one toilet in the country and generalizes it to "that's how China is." Many such cases...
@MadnessWatcher Really weird for a Jap to claim their language is unique. It's literally a mixture of world languages, Chinese, English, Spanish, whatever they can copy from
@RnaudBertrand sheep head is great. my family used to order a whole sheep for Chinese New Year. The sheep’s head was boiled, the meat was stripped off to make “sheep head meat,” (a type of sausage) and the sheep joints were my toys 😇
@MadnessWatcher Indiots understand their white masters' language better. Someone should help them replace those characters with lawyers/bankers, ranchers, blue collars and business magnates