国家，不管中国，美国，都别太上心。
不管在美国还是中国，爱国的都是傻逼。
富人以为钱是他们的，穷人以为国是他们的
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#7 Re: 富人以为钱是他们的，穷人以为国是他们的
Many of your comments from 15 years ago, when you were still in the States, were quite critical of the CCP. Now, it’s like a total 180—so patriotic all of a sudden. Guess you gotta say nice things about the Communist Party or risk jeopardizing your position. Wie traurig!
#10 Re: 富人以为钱是他们的，穷人以为国是他们的
批评和建议都是好的出发点。
对错误，我从不遮掩。对进步，我也从不隐瞒。这叫实事求是。
对错误，我从不遮掩。对进步，我也从不隐瞒。这叫实事求是。
pangzi 写了： 2024年 10月 8日 01:15 Many of your comments from 15 years ago, when you were still in the States, were quite critical of the CCP. Now, it’s like a total 180—so patriotic all of a sudden. Guess you gotta say nice things about the Communist Party or risk jeopardizing your position. Wie traurig!
#12 Re: 富人以为钱是他们的，穷人以为国是他们的
我父母都八十多了，花了一辈子自己挣的钱，住了一辈子自己国家，身体很好，心态精神也都很健康，一辈子没有任何问题。
你说的话只能说明你有一定程度的抑郁症了。早点看心理医生吧。
当然钱财是身外之物，不要看的太重。LOL 我一般捐一点给贫困山区的豹子号
上次由 yugong 在 2024年 10月 8日 01:26 修改。
黄金又大涨，本版炒股亏到屁股的野猪老逼将被叔用金条抽脸打到满嘴痔疮无还手之力啊哈哈哈哈哈哈
#15 Re: 富人以为钱是他们的，穷人以为国是他们的
Your parents, being in their 80s, were likely born during the Chinese Civil War or perhaps the final period of the Sino-Japanese War—a time of great turmoil. You wouldn’t say kids in Gaza are living happy lives, would you? It’s kinda like that for your parents. After the CCP came to power, they had to survive the Great Chinese Famine, when millions of people starved. They were fortunate to survive, but shortly after, the Cultural Revolution began. Poverty gripped China well into the early 2010s, by which time your parents were already in their 70s. What a tragic life they have endured.yugong 写了： 2024年 10月 8日 01:25 我父母都八十多了，花了一辈子自己挣的钱，住了一辈子自己国家，身体很好，心态精神也都很健康，一辈子没有任何问题。
你说的话只能说明你有一定程度的抑郁症了。早点看心理医生吧。
当然钱财是身外之物，不要看的太重。LOL 我一般捐一点给贫困山区的豹子号
Had they been born in the United States, their life trajectories would have been vastly different. After World War II, America was booming— jobs were easy to get, people were buying homes, and life was much more stable. Instead of famine and political chaos, they’d have grown up with access to good education and healthcare. While China dealt with political struggles, they’d be watching the moon landing or enjoying the post-war economic boom. By the time they were 70, they could’ve been relaxing in retirement, with more financial security.
What a stark contrast!
#18 Re: 富人以为钱是他们的，穷人以为国是他们的
黑历史怎么抨击都不过分，但一个人总要懂得从哪里来。
有些事不是你能懂的，也更不是你有能力做的，
但弄不清这些，还要不以为耻反以为荣，就how sad and pathetic了。
有些事不是你能懂的，也更不是你有能力做的，
但弄不清这些，还要不以为耻反以为荣，就how sad and pathetic了。
pangzi 写了： 2024年 10月 8日 01:42 Your parents, being in their 80s, were likely born during the Chinese Civil War or perhaps the final period of the Sino-Japanese War—a time of great turmoil. You wouldn’t say kids in Gaza are living happy lives, would you? It’s kinda like that for your parents. After the CCP came to power, they had to survive the Great Chinese Famine, when millions of people starved. They were fortunate to survive, but shortly after, the Cultural Revolution began. Poverty gripped China well into the early 2010s, by which time your parents were already in their 70s. What a tragic life they have endured.
Had they been born in the United States, their life trajectories would have been vastly different. After World War II, America was booming— jobs were easy to get, people were buying homes, and life was much more stable. Instead of famine and political chaos, they’d have grown up with access to good education and healthcare. While China dealt with political struggles, they’d be watching the moon landing or enjoying the post-war economic boom. By the time they were 70, they could’ve been relaxing in retirement, with more financial security.
What a stark contrast!
#20 Re: 富人以为钱是他们的，穷人以为国是他们的
爱因斯坦在美国没有知名度，在老家更没有，在中国知名度也远远不如钱学森。而且这些都只是早期工业革命时期的科学家，所以具有一定世界知名度，如今欧美科学家已经无人知晓，更不会被传承记住。其实美国的F16,民兵导弹都是华裔设计师，但由于美国只是墨黑杂裔临时国家，华裔在美国没有载体，甚至被歧视和抹杀。