The phrase "China girls" is actually very racist.

I believe the terminology was created by a craven, di.ckless breed of man called the "cheongster".

The proper phrase should be Chinese girl. Chinese, not "China".

don't u have her fb, msn or whatever...
cyn cyn u come here i wait for u

So how do we differentiate a Malaysian Chinese to a 'Chinese'?

The first is to accept and understand that the Chinese identity is not homogenous or monolithic.

The second is to perhaps, ASK them where they're from.

i don't even know how to read chinese =.=

It's not difficult if you try.

I'm sorry to say I find some of them pretty irritating.

And I used to emphasize to people that I'm a MALAYSIAN Chinese.

I was just ribbing you 

i can understand chinese culture, i'm a chinese after all, only born in indo...

That's a coincidence. I've a mind to insist from now on that people address me as "COMMANDER".

   

i would say i'm just normal looking

Some are OK, but mostly they are less considerate than others. I think it's because MOST of them do not have siblings and they grew up to learn nothing about 'giving' and being considerate. They don't have to share anything with anybody else. That's what I think.

I'm studying in Australia and I always correct people when they think I'm from China. I simply dislike that.

work work ...

Hmm, that is true. There are a lot of pretty girls in China. But you won't stand a chance unless you can at least converse with them passably. Either that, or you'll get stuck with all the gold-diggers and green card hunters.

I suppose that some of the latter are genuinely very hardworking... I dunno, I've only heard of ONE such woman who's stuck in Malaysia with an ugly sucky guy who's not even rich, but I wouldn't put my hopes on that.

so this is ada uang ada ahmoi case huh

And you are learning to love that culture?

I'm Chinese ed, hello. LOL.

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