Thai woman flips out over rude Chinese tourists (video)(Not actual title - See first comment)

YouTube,com ^ | 3-16-2015 | Thaivideo Today

[servo1969]

Author- I don't own the video. I just added subs. See video origins below:

片源看下面： Chinese only . . . 12/3/58 CREDIT: www.facebook.com/jhaky.pijitumphon ขอบคุณคลิปแนะนำจาก @Nan Paweena Morasu

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[servo1969]

The actual title of this video is:
泰名人（有華人血統）韓國機場實戰
which Google translates as:
"Thai celebrity ( there are Chinese descent ) Korea Airports combat"

I don't speak Chinese so what do I know?

I also have no experience with mainland Chinese people or Thailand or Korea.

Is this lady's experience common? Are Chinese tourists completely oblivious to forming a line?

She's seems about ready to start smacking people!

[ClearCase_guy]

Camera work ... too much ... going to ... hurl ...

[struggle]

Pretty much.

[saywhatagain]

The Chinese tourist (ahem) are some of the most loudest, rudest, oblivious folks around here in southeast asia. In the aviation sector just in the past 90 days, they have thrown hot water at flight attendants, open overwing emergency exits, refuse to deplane because airplane was late, and on and on.

Good news is their government recognizes there is problem and is starting to do something about it. Mostly violaters go to prison

[jobim]

I spent some years in Taiwan in the late 1970s, and I know some basic civility was less than it is now a generation later with developed nation staus.

But I remember standing in line at the downtown Taipei bus station, in a neat que, for the bus that would be travelling to Kaoshiung (about 300 miles).

Everything was fine - got there early - had our snacks and reading material - the que got longer as we got closer to departure time.

When the bus finally rolled up, chaos took ahold, and it was every man for himself in the crush to the gate. I was pissed!

[catbertz]

I like her, she’s feisty! :)

[fieldmarshaldj]

Best comment in the thread:

I had a chinese roommate in college, legit chinese, barely spoke any english, just came over from china. I’ve always enjoyed the company of people from the orient, and never really found anything to dislike about them, until I had to live with a girl from China. I’m just glad that by the 2nd semester, everyone on my floor was starting to realize how much of a rude, arrogant, gross slob she was and everyone joined in on hating her. She would leave her nasty dirty dishes and half-eaten food out all over her desk and on the floor, no matter how many times I asked her to clean it up, and would stay up alllllll ****ing night watching movies and playing video games while I try to sleep without a care in the world for me. But then when she finally went to sleep at like 6am, I’d have to be extra quiet when I get up for classes (which she skips) in a few hours, or else she’ll start bitching at me like I’m the inconsiderate one. Her mess eventually started spilling out into the hallways, kitchen, and lounge, and she would just be a rude little bitch to everyone else, so nobody really liked her. Then one day in late spring when the weather was finally pretty nice, my floor had like an impromptu outdoors sports thing. Everyone was having a good time, and then she showed up and started jumping into games and getting like childishly pissed off whenever someone would score a point against her in whatever they were doing. I was playing basketball and she ran over in the middle of the game and just started yelling at everyone, no matter which team, to pass her the ball. I hated her more than anyone else out there I’m pretty sure, so I made sure to ignore her completely. Then she started bumping into me on purpose, actually trying to make it physical, and I was so sick of her bull$hit. I threw the ball right at her ugly little face from like 5 feet away, she started crying and ran up to me. I asked: ‘’How much do I have to pay you to leave?’’ and she answered ‘’About tree fiddy’’.

[publius911]

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[jobim]

In Hawaii these past 30 years, I have had occasion to know many from Asia, first as fellow students and friends at U of Hawaii, then as students of mine in high school.

I can say without reservation that the Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Macau, and Mainland Chinese are the most hard-working, upbeat, considerate, intelligent, and gracious young people anywhere.

[fieldmarshaldj]

Post #7 is a big set up to a punch line. Some folks will get it, some won’t.

[driftless2]

My brother and wife did a tour of China a few years ago. They mostly stayed around Beijing. They said the Chinese were rudest native people they ever encountered, and they've traveled to many countries.

They said it was common to be standing in line in a takeout place getting ready to order food for some Chinese person to come in and push you out of the way. My sis-in-law almost got into a fistfight with one Chinese woman who pushed her out of the way while she was standing in line. They had other stories about rude, crude Chinese.They said if you go off the main travel arteries, Chinese streets are exceptionally filthy.

I don't think it's anything inherent about Chinese in general I knew people of Chinese descent at work and at school. But they were American Chinese and were just like other Americans.

I think the native Chinese after living under a totalitarian society for so many decades have to learn how to conduct themselves around foreigners. My bro and sister in law said they really enjoyed Korea and Japan. But they were never going back to China.

[ifinnegan]

“Chinese tourists completely oblivious to forming a line?”

Chinese people in general are oblivious to forming lines.

Waiting your turn isn’t done much. Its more a free for all.

[ifinnegan]

“Chinese tourists completely oblivious to forming a line?”

Chinese people in general are oblivious to forming lines.

Waiting your turn isn’t done much. Its more a free for all.

[jobim]

I'm stuck. Might it be:

Wo ke i san bai wu shi qian ai ni chang shrjian!

[fieldmarshaldj]

No. It’s a “South Park” reference. The entire joke/post could’ve been about a person from any country.

[jobim]

Whoops! I have never seen South Park.

My Chinese is very rusty, but the Romanization (rather than Chinese characters) of that is: For $350 I will love you long time

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

There is a Hong Kong shopping mall near my house but is is occupied and frequented by Vietnamese, mostly. I go to the supermarket there to buy sauces.

When walking through the mall people will simply walk into you as if you are not even there. I get pretty disgusted with them and want to slap them silly.

[fieldmarshaldj]

This is the bit from “South Park”:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cn7xfBpZ3M

[gaijin]

$3.50..?

I think I don’t get it.

???

[gaijin]

got it now, kay.