Comments by "xXxSkyViperxXx" (@xXxSkyViperxXx) on "South China Morning Post" channel.

  1. vietnam in many many centuries ago over a thousand years already was also part of china so it makes sense that vietnam would have gotten practices from china, but of course vietnam has also had many many centuries and millennia of being split from china. it wasnt copied unlike japan did. vietnam inherited their old chinese practices and made it their own
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  2. those are the dispensable boats if they do something against them. the real ships are busy patrolling all the other many sea lanes ph's many islands have
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  3. 3:06 the opposite is also true though
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  4. my goodness. my grandmother rents out more space to one person for only equivalent to $89 per month in my country and each room at least has a small latrine and kitchenette
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  5. didnt macron do this in his own country? not in their muslim countries. why should they question the freedom of one country's sovereignty to freely express themselves in their own country? they are not subject to these other muslim countries.
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  6.  @woodonfire7406  there's a bakery at New York Ave., Brgy. E. Rodriguez, Cubao. I live at Harvard ...Street nearby haha
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  7. the US movements are consistent with military protection agreements with ph who has a protection agreement with US since last century, since ph has claim over parts of that sea that is being contested, the US has rights to protect those waters
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  8. more like mascot for life
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  9. she talks here like as if she got away with something lol. shes obviously smug about it
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  10. buy a shredding machine and you can set up your own shredding business offering to do the same in your part of the world
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  11. this one seems to be a fake account
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  12. How? because Uber closed. that's how
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  13. spam bots in full force today
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  14.  @hungwaicheung1691  what are you talking about? do you not know that there are many people living in other countries that come from fujian?
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  15. this aint about climate change. this is about finding a new water source to build dams with which politicians are risking the country to possible debt trap from china
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  16. everything is viral in chinese social media haha
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  17. i think its more like security and stability is the main concern lol rather than happiness. pressures of life ask them all their life how they gonna economically support their parents, grandparents, or even whole clan especially the era after the one child policy. who's gonna perpetuate the family name and all that and who's gonna take care of them when they're old. you see a lot of chinese parents who view their kids as property and investment so someone can take care of them when they're old. if those kids cant find someone and have children too, then no one will be there for them too.
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  18.  @nafiztank007  look out for eids
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  19. is Flan in Latin America same as Leche Flan in the Philippines?
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  20.  @tojami21  depends on the middle eastern country. i heard i think it was kuwait that always abused filipino workers and maids so eventually some years ago president duterte banned all travel and work there for filipinos
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  21. it seems the 80s were prime protest years. in 1986, manila was also successful at doing a massive protest of over 2 million protestors that was able to gain the military's support and subsequent fleeing of the president dictator
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  22. why always losing aircraft and people? theres always an aircraft crash these days in ph
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  23. may i refer you to best top chinese tutor lesson services?? haha
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  24.  @anacc3257  awww the monolingual beta doesn't know anything but english? did u know that youtube also comes in different languages and the comment sections are shared in all the other language versions of youtube, so u can easily search up videos in many other languages too, so it's obviously not just an english website
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  25. well the native americans were at one point from north central asia around siberia before they crossed to alaska towards where they are now
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  26. wow, so we can now go to hong kong to ride a train to xiamen. now we can visit fujian where my ancestors came from
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  27. i hope my country also has developments like this
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  28. you'd be happy to know that clam pearls are actually the hardened shit waste of clams hahahaha
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  29. dont they get the water from the mekong river where the source is back in china with lots of dams
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  30.  @deanzaZZR  the ramifications of his decisions will abound to other decision makers out of his hands, such as the americans who will be at those bases, who might very well have other more insincere motives for other political purposes
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  31. north korea mainly prioritizes appearances anyways just to send a message to others to deter any threats to their regime
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  32. wasnt he doing it to copy the olympics athletes who always bit the gold medals?
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  33. i guess the real guy can do the news talk discussions while all the 24/7 daily news report is the AI
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  34. in neighboring philippines, cars are the main transport. maybe vinfast can export easily to nearby philippines
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  35. gold and black are nice cool matching colors i guess
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  36. a win against decadent evolutionary dead-ends especially in an era where japan's birth rates are really abysmal
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  37. dont worry, they r simply reporting the far side of the moon is now claimed as part of ancient china history hahaha
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  38. Jinjiang? in Quanzhou, Fujian? lol it used to produce loads of Hokkien chinese immigrants all over southeast asia, now its the shoe capital of china?
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  39. political representation and schools. of course, it would be places where they'd pick the people loyal to prc and schools that would teach them to stay loyal to prc.
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  40. quite the british terminologies
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  41. why did he take some sort of atm machine??
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  42. i think that tourist is a hokkien person from xiamen, closely related to to other chinese filipinos so probably she has close ties to ph but just lives in china
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  43. "cuteness" hahaha right. do not eat my cute chicken, cute sheep, cute cow, cute boar, cute etc as well
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  44. the Cantonese Bay Area*
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  45. 0:35 replace the word 'Chinese' with 'money'. it will be true too
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  46. ‘preparing for liberation’
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  47. chinese community of the philippines especially welcomes people from southern fujian province, especially if they know hokkien/minnanyu. local chinese association can help them if they are hokkien especially if they are from quanzhou or xiamen.
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  48.  @EpicThe112  what do you mean by CX, CZ, or PR? there are some cantonese or taishanese that live in Baguio since early 20th century during american colonial times too, but they are few and rare. most hong konger immigrant to the philippines are hokkien too. best example is sir tony tan caktiong, the founder of Jollibee Corp. my dad who was born in hong kong said when uncle tony was young, my dad knew he is also one of the generation who came from hong kong during around 60s to 80s
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  49.  @EpicThe112  ah you mean PAL. In the Philippines, that airlines is known more as PAL. Philippine Airlines is handled by Lucio Tan and his company. the cheaper option that many use in the philippines is Cebu Pacific (CebPac) by the Gokongwei family of Cebu. Those 2 are the major mainstream airlines in the Philippines, both run by Chinese Filipinos. 😉dont trust the customer service chat tho. they're useless. there's still chances flights randomly suddently get canceled or rescheduled, but CebPac will get you to the destination, just wacky time schedules.
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  50. ah yes because indian ocean belongs to india, sea of japan belongs to japan, and philippine sea belongs to the philippines
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