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In my experience, Chinese people tend to be more critical in general (and correspondingly less affected by criticism.) Maybe that's a massive overgeneralizatio
by jibiki 18y ago
In my experience, Chinese people tend to be more critical in general (and correspondingly less affected by criticism.) Maybe that's a massive overgeneralization, but if you transplant this taxi driver to the United States, he would have the same complaints about Americans.
- gommm 18y agoI'm not sure if it's being more critical or just being more honest (or less tactful) when talking to or about people. I think people everywhere in the world are also critical of others but don't show it because it's not politically correct or tactful or whatever reason... A bit OT, but I find it rather interesting how much the definition of being tactful when talking about people changes according to countries... In Japan for example, it's considered a bit tactless to point out your mistake in Japanese whereas in France or in China, they are much more likely to correct you whenever you make a mistake without considering that as being impolite.