"Fuyao faces [...] a lawsuit by a former manager who says he was let go in part because he is not Chinese." Somehow the opposite scenario could sound absurd in

"Fuyao faces [...] a lawsuit by a former manager who says he was let go in part because he is not Chinese." Somehow the opposite scenario could sound absurd in China. Imagine "General Motors in China faces a lawsuit by a former manager who says he was let go in part because he is not white." I'm not implying anything. I'm just pointing out that for some reason, that scenario could sound absurd, even if irrationally so. It might not have to do with differences of the judicial systems, but with differences in value and prejudice between the two cultures.