鳳凰傳奇 Phoenix Legend - 中國我愛你 China I Love You

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• 凤凰传奇
• 中国我爱你
• 鳳凰傳奇
• 中國
• China
• Phoenix
• Legend

[amyliang1125]

中国永远是我的家~不管我去了那个国家生活，我永远都不会忘记我­自己是龙的传人这个事实，我作为我是中国人而感到骄傲！中国我爱­你。就像孩子爱她的母亲。 生是中国人，死是中国魂。 I'm a 100% Chinese!!!

[4tomoconnor]

@ikhamo

Zhong Guo, wo ai ni = China, I love you. The Chinese people, of all nations, have a very strong sense of national unity. Having lived there for quite some time I found that the people have a much higher collective level than most people feel for their homelands.

[Jack13804]

很好啊！用人民喜闻乐见的形式进行爱国主义教育，比一些生硬的形­式好多了。

Awesome! Do patriotism education via the way people like, it's much better than some stiff forms.

[4tomoconnor]

@shanqijing3129832 You hit on the key here: "无关政" - Independent of Politics. As I stated below, folks need to separate their political feelings towards governments from the people themselves, not just with China but with ANY country.

[shanqijing3129832]

一首歌曲，能引出那么多人说废话。。。。爱中国和爱中国共产党有­关系吗？？？？？？有病吧，难道自己的祖国我们都不能爱了，就因­为他的政府如何如何？那么说台湾人爱台湾是因为爱的是国民党或者­民进党？？？？？美国人爱美国是因为爱的是民主党和共和党？？？­？？日本人爱日本是因为爱的是自民党或者是民主党？？？？？？？­？有意思吗？为什么什么事儿到中国人身上就非要扯上中国政党呢！­！我就爱中国，怎么着吧，你们越不想我爱，我越爱祖国，气死你们­！！

[ZagiEscobar]

@4tomoconnor InshaALLAH, I want to go to the Great Mosque of Xi'an, and read the scrolls.

And I wasn't referring to this song when I made my comment, I was just thinking about our brothers in China that are oppressed, and this was one of the only things I could do about it (bringing more awareness to it).

Thanks for replying though, I would love to try out the food one day.

[4tomoconnor]

@ZagiEscobar Zagi: Just to follow-up, I am an American married to a beautiful Chinese woman. I also have spent much time in China and have learned to love it also. And God...the FOOD!! :-)

[4tomoconnor]

@ZagiEscobar Zagi: First I think you need to separate "The People" from "The Government". "Zhongguo, wo ai ni" is not referring to Chairman Mao's regime. It refers to the Country and the people, who are extremely warm-hearted as a group. Funny thing is though, at least among the more traditional Chinese, they very rarely, if ever, say wo ai ni to each other... and I'm talking about married couples. Often, not even referring to each other by name. AN unusual, but wonderful culture.

[MrCharlestsao1]

@hoanglan2510bt Take easy mate. We are brothers. Look who are behind us? 

[CanCayate2]

@hoanglan2510bt

rofl. dumb ass yankee pretend to be vietname.