Comments by "justgivemethetruth" (@justgivemethetruth) on "What Do Chinese People Think About Chinese-Americans? | ASIAN BOSS" video.

@jlewsd >> Asian cultures can be quite xenophobic and unwelcoming of outsiders. Wow you got that right. But there are big differences. I find - could be wrong - that most non-Chinese immigrants are great Americans and mostly fit right in after a generation, except to Americans who are so racist they are "deplorable" as the saying goes. But Chinese, are like the new racists of the world. The people from other Asian countries seem to resent Chinese in their country, who take over and use money and power and corruption from China to "culturally" invade other Asian countries. Of course this is a long standing trick of the West too - imperialism. It is hard to set everything down objectively and comment on things because if you say something the wrong way people go crazy.
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That is a great question. I'm American and I feel that Japanese Americans ( I hope I am not being condescending or seem negative ) tread the best of both worlds. The Japanese people have a place in America even despite a pretty bad history in America with Asians in general. Japanese have earned a lot of respect through hard work and joining the country, while Chinese form enclaves that last forever. I am sorry to hear you were bullied or treated like other. From the time I was a kid I was always interested in Asia, China and Japan and other countries. I never saw people doing that, but I got bullied by white kids and I was white. Outwardly to Americans Chinese and Japanese look the same, but there is a universe of difference between them.
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@sahayeda5220 > japanese don't usually say what they mean at first Americans are learning that lesson ... and it seems like a bad precedent to set. I don't like having to be guarded and play games with people.
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