Comments by "Eric Astier" (@ericastier1646) on "Living in China" channel.

  1. China under the Hans is not ancient China that was ruled by other East Asian ethnic groups including emperors. Modern China = plagiarism of he west + humongous scale + no creativity. btw all inventions claimed by the Hans came through the Silk Road from Persia and Greece such as silk was invented in Persia and became industrial production in China. Black powder was invented in Greece not China. Modern Chinese do the same just copy and claim it's theirs. They are the Xerox termites nation.
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  2. All this is a show paid by the chinese government. These people are acting and paid by the government. Agents are watching and report. Typical Chinese deception on a grand scale.You are the turkey to roast sure enough they stuff you in the video. How can you not realize these people cannot live from these crafts, it's all a government facade, it's like a chinese Disneyland.
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  3. But the CCP tried to destroy and destroyed most of Chinese ancient heritage under Mao. THey consider all this backward. How wrong they were and must admit it.
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  4.  @YucSHEN  Eat the reality little Han chinese.
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  5.  @shadowghost6626  For example Qing dynasty 300 years long was Manchu not Han ethnicity and many others dynasties were not Han but Mongol, Jurchen, Khitan, Shatuo, Haxia, Yughurs ethnicities. The civilized dynasties of China called the Hans the barbarous of the south. Today Hans are impostors claiming to be the decendant of ancient dynasties which they weren't. But it is familiar situation the Han chinese steal knowledge and inventions from others and later claim it was theirs. China was not build by Hans but they stole it. China's history is the history of East Asian ethnic groups.
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  6. bullcrap, chinese is always copying others and trying to outdo them with size and gigantism, not ingenuity, not elegance but to intimidate and bully others. These halls are copied on French Versaille castle and other European palaces. But they're tacky and meant to impress and belittle. Typical Han chinese.
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