Born in china

caseyann

Irish family movies to china and have two sons,They speak fluent chinese carry chinese passports and celebrate all chinese holidays and customs.
How do you think chinese would see them as chinese

Lmao

AckwelFoley

caseyann wrote: »

Irish family movies to china and have two sons,They speak fluent chinese carry chinese passports and celebrate all chinese holidays and customs.
How do you think chinese would see them as chinese

Lmao

mmkay.

Far Que

Mint Sauce

caseyann wrote: »

Irish family movies to china and have two sons,They speak fluent chinese carry chinese passports and celebrate all chinese holidays and customs.
How do you think chinese would see them as chinese

Lmao

huh, are you one of the sons

Dord

caseyann wrote: »

Irish family movies to china and have two sons,They speak fluent chinese carry chinese passports and celebrate all chinese holidays and customs.
How do you think chinese would see them as chinese

Lmao

I'd say the Chinese would be fairly pissed off. They have a one-child rule over there! :rolleyes:

caseyann

Dord wrote: »

I'd say the Chinese would be fairly pissed off. They have a one-child rule over there! :rolleyes:

Oh yeah i forgot that thanks for heads up

Seriously in joking way how would they be seen.As chinese :D

EKRIUQ

Dord wrote: »

I'd say the Chinese would be fairly pissed off. They have a one-child rule over there! :rolleyes:

It is not an all-encompassing rule because it has always been restricted to ethnic Han Chinese living in urban areas. Citizens living in rural areas and minorities living in China are not subject to the law.

G_R

chinese forum tbh

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