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Sura faints.

 

I'm just curious because I've seen some people post about my joke post with taiwan vs. china. People in China do know we get a lot of stuff that says "Made in Taiwan?"

 

At the risk of alienating every (EDIT: Wow? Is Yao-Only-Fan actually bleeped out on here? AWESOME!) on the planet...
Taiwan is part of China. Specifically, it is where the legitimate seat of government sits.

 

yeah right, keep stirring....

 

I have some stuff says made in Colorado, made in Hawaii...
and there are plenty of products made in Hong Kong, made in Macao....

WTF are you trying to say?????

 

4 star fro this topic in this forum? no class at all!

 

No, try again

 

EXACTLY !!!

While I can understand this stuff on Onion was supposedly to be satire and humorous.....but it is low class and cheap blow.

What made me more sad and angry is that I spent more than 30 minutes or so by uploading photos/images and translation etc. to create a thread about "The Rockets in Team Practice (March 28)", and there was not even 1 star on that thread.

 

People need to educate themselves before making any unfounded assertion. A quality product means that it serves its customer with greater value than it cost them. In the case of products made in China, most of the time, you get what you paid for, or even better than you would expected for the prices you pay.

 

Pruyen, i love your contribution but forget the silly ratings. this thread was created and supported to make Chinese fans uncomfortable. to elicit exactly the response you're giving. move on, be bigger.

sometimes the battle just isn't worth the effort ...

 

i know that. i try to buy everything MIC. i'm just saying, the government should try better to check the products. there are too many small companies/distributors. very unorganized at the moment. i think in a few years, it'll get better.

 

didn't a couple of students from UW Madison start the Onion? not really from Milwaukee. we get free Onion every Tuesday i remember. i used to read Onion during classes. there was nothing better to do other than read the Onion. it makes the boring class more interesting. just don't laugh out loud in the middle of a class.

 

I'm not trying to say anything. As I said I'm just curious to know how many Chinese people here know that a lot of products in the U.S. say "Made in Taiwan."

 

EXACTLY......

Let me tell you guys this story.

My Mom lives in the States. She loves watching all kinds of video TV series, particularly dubbed Japanese and Korean ones. I used to buy her alot of those in Hong Kong and China.

When I visited her 5 years ago, I bought in Wal-Mart the latest and newest DVD player from Panasonic which costed me close to US$ 400 as her birthday present.

But when I helped her to set up the DVD player there at her house, alot of the DVDs that I bought her could not be played on that new latest-in-technology Panasonic, due to region code restriction.

I had to return that player back to Wal-Mart and get my refund.

Then on our way back to her house, my Mom told me that she saw an ad from a nearby electronic retail outlet on the Chinatown....a no-name brand DVD player from Shenzhen, China, which her neighbor got.

We went over there to check that DVD player out....and we bought it for US$ 60.

And you know what??? My Mom had been using that DVD player now for 5 years, and had been able to watch any kind of DVDs I sent her.

 

Your world frightens and confuses me

 

must be a Tracy post (somewhere) begging for your misinformation ...