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"They represent a testament to hard work, even in later life, that few cultures manage to exemplify quite like the Chinese seem to do." Really? I can't think o
by zdean 10y ago
"They represent a testament to hard work, even in later life, that few cultures manage to exemplify quite like the Chinese seem to do."
Really? I can't think of a culture/society where people that need to work hard don't do so...even into old age. Even as migrants to America, the first and sometimes second generation bring a strong work ethic with them. I'm sure the Chinese are very hard working...but they're hardly an exception if you look around the world.
- swuecho 10y agoThe Chinese who are in their 50+ probably is the most hard working people, even in China. If you check history, when they are young, china is very poor. A lot of them may have a memory of starvation. You are right, the Chinese in the young generation are not as hard working now. (Maybe I am geting old)