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That's not everything the TFA says. It begins talking about how uncivil the Chinese are.
by rjvbk 8y ago
That's not everything the TFA says. It begins talking about how uncivil the Chinese are.
- noobermin 8y agoI am sympathetic to the discussion of the government. The emphasis on line cutting and gawking is interesting as a foreigner (experienced gawking too in Seoul) but it does seem to contradict the author's contention that the reason for leaving has nothing to do with Chinese people and culture.
- pmarreck 8y agoThat's a fair point.
- throwaway37585 8y ago> the author's contention that the reason for leaving has nothing to do with Chinese people and culture Where does he say that?
- seanmcdirmid 8y agoI don’t believe uncivil behavior has anything to do with Chinese people and culture, it is only something that the government leads society and is less prevalent in other Chinese societies (Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, etc...).
- meiraleal 8y agoNo, it begins with: "In early November 2017, the HSBC Business School informed me they would not renew my contract. In March 2018 they informed me they wished to sever all ties by April 1, 2018."