The Chinese Love of Off-Road Vehicle Adventures

Metallicman ^ | 23APR19 | Editorial Staff

[vannrox]

In America we have RV's, donut-wheeled motorized trikes, and dirt-bikes. We have jeeps and all sorts of pickups. Well, you know what? So does China. The Chinese love the sport of going "off road" and exploring China.

Here we are doing to have a brief review of this most awesome pastime. Just make sure that your trunk is filled with ice and a fine beverage of your choice. Myself, I prefer a nice icy-cold beer, but wine, VSOP, XO and whiskey are fine alternatives.

The Chinese love to travel in groups

The Chinese love to travel in groups. They really do not like to travel alone. They view life as something that should be shared. And, I for one, can't blame them.

Friendships are important and are important when you are involved in shared activities that everyone enjoys. Such things as travel, adventure and exploration are greatly prized by the Chinese. In fact, they form individual clubs and groups around these activities.

This is in many ways like what we in the United States used to do maybe three decades ago. That was before the federal government started to demand open membership in clubs and organizations. First it began with "men's only" clubs being forced to accept woman, and now we have the Boy Scouts turning into the Queer trans-gendered scouts.

Sigh. America is a progressive utopia today.

Luckily, China doesn't permit any of this kind of social engineering, so people are free to establish their own clubs and organizations totally independent fro the government. And, so they do...

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[vannrox]

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[Bonemaker]

“The Chinese Love of Off-Road Vehicle Adventures...”

I hear Pete Buttygigigigig loves “off-road” adventures too!

[ifinnegan]

Imagine some Chinese guy in the US trying to explain a pastime partaken by some using the term “The Americans” over and over

[Hot Tabasco]

Are the alien technology implants in your brain forcing you to keep pimping your blog?

[ifinnegan]

And propagandizing for the ChiComs.

[jospehm20]

I suspect that Buttplug enjoys dirt road adventures.

[dragnet2]

It seems only Democrats control freaks hate off roading vehicles as they do everything in their power to make it as difficult as possible to actually use them. Sure glad I no longer reside in a venue where they control and want to ban everything they don’t approve of.

[vannrox]

It seems only Democrats control freaks hate off roading vehicles as they do everything in their power to make it as difficult as possible to actually use them. Sure glad I no longer reside in a venue where they control and want to ban everything they don’t approve of

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Amen to that brother!

[Bonemaker]

The road less traveled as it were.

[Deplorable American1776]

I read that Lincoln will be making a small Jeep like vehicle for the Chinese market. Lincoln is growing fast in China...

[Big Red Badger]

Throw in a couple .22s’ and
They’re in for “American!”

[vannrox]

I read that Lincoln will be making a small Jeep like vehicle for the Chinese market. Lincoln is growing fast in China...

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I'll tell you what. That would be awesome. The Chinese off-road market is ENORMOUS. If a high-end brand like Lincoln were to provide off-road vehicles for the Chinese market, it will be a rousing success.

[Lean-Right]

“Myself, I prefer a nice icy-cold beer, but wine, VSOP, XO and whiskey are fine alternatives.”

I sure hope you inbibe after the ride. Some
places I’ve been 4-wheelin’ I wouldn’t get
within a mile of a whiskey bottle. delaying
the pucker factor is most times not a good
thing.

[Bommer]

Oh yeah, he loves muddin’.

[vannrox]

I sure hope you inbibe after the ride. Some places I’ve been 4-wheelin’ I wouldn’t get within a mile of a whiskey bottle. delaying the pucker factor is most times not a good thing.

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Of course. This is not the 1970's. I am quite a safe driver. Besides, aside from the risk of death or serious paralization, you have to be mindful of Chinese laws. They don't take kindly to drinking and driving.

Not only will they seize your car... forever, but you face two years "re-education" in a specially equipped training facility and loss of your driving privileges for almost a decade.

Yikes!

[wally_bert]

100 percent correct.