Chinese Women

[MRM]

In my experience, Chinese women are much like any other women. There's 7 or 8 hundred million of them just in Mainland China, plus untold millions in various states of emigration or Chinese ancestory, so one out of every 5 or 6 women in the world is Chinese. If you don't have one yet, your son probably will. There's a bit of variation in that mix. I got mine at college, about 15 miles from the tiny southwestern Wisconsin farmhouse house I grew up in. Like a lot of people, I dated and ended up marrying someone I met in class. The girl who sat next to me and got assigned to my small group in a senior business class come over as an exchange student from Beijing.

Biggest differences? Chinese women smell and taste a little differently than American or European women. They speak Chinese as a first langauge instead of English. They tend to like Chinese food instead of ground beef with a big pile of melted cheese. But women are women, you know?

Mainland born Chinese carry different cultural experiences that have shaped their lives depending on wether they grew up in a city or the coutryside, how old they are and when they came to the US. Just like a 40 year old from Manhattan, Kansas has a different outlook on life than a babyboomer from Manhatten, NY. Anyone in their mid-40s and older will be defined by the Cultural Revolution, ration cards, the Red Guard, crushing poverty to the point of hunger, and the fear of being sent to the countryside. The younger they are the less they experienced it. But people just a short generation later will only remember Chou En-lai and the gradual easing of the government, culminating in the 1989 massacre. You'll know the older generation because they tend to talk about events by refering to the date, not what happened. And just a short generation after that people only remember the economic boom time that started in about 1993 and has carried on since.

You met someone you realy connected with. That's unusual and what we all hope for. go for it and don't look back. There's really nothing different about Chinese women that can't be explained by variations in all humans. Where we grew up and our life experiences shape us, but the cultural gap between me as an educated white Wisconsinite and my wife as a urban and educated Chinese exchange student was far less than the culture gap I experienced a few years earlier when my sister married a guy from Georgia. The new relatives were all very nice, but really different. That took some getting used to on both side.

[ruf-porsche]

Since we are speaking about Chinese women, why is it that some good looking Chinese women would rather go out with some dorky white guys?

[HardDrive]

My wife is Indian. I think she's hot (12 years of marriage, and I still think so).

But Indian women, northern women in particular, don't have a sexual identity like western women. India is about 5 decades behind the west in terms of womens rights. Indian woman view their sexual role as just being there to satisfy mens needs, and that does not make them very interested in the whole subject.

[Dottore]

Originally Posted by Schumi

It's percentages, man. Yes, there are hot indian chicks, but in my vast experience in graduate academia overpopulated by our eastern friends, I must say the percentage of hot indian chicks as a whole is not very high.

Now, Chinese chicks... that's a high percentage. Right up there with Sweden.

On the subject of Indian versus Chinese women, one of my favorite writers makes this crucial point:

"It was [ he ] who made the interesting observation that the borderline between Cambodia and Vietnam is also the boundary of the female labia majora; on the Cambodian side women's genitalia are often more fully developed as a result of their Indian heritage, but in Vietnam and further eastwards they are small and shell-like in the Mongoloid tradition."

Need I say more?

[widebody911]

I had a Chinese girlfriend once. The sex was great, but an hour later I was horny again.

One night she asked if I wanted to do something different in bed, and I said "Sure! How about a 69?" She looked at me weird and asked "You wanta beef with brocorri?"

[sand_man]

Originally Posted by Dottore

On the subject of Indian versus Chinese women, one of my favorite writers makes this crucial point:

"It was [ he ] who made the interesting observation that the borderline between Cambodia and Vietnam is also the boundary of the female labia majora; on the Cambodian side women's genitalia are often more fully developed as a result of their Indian heritage, but in Vietnam and further eastwards they are small and shell-like in the Mongoloid tradition."

Need I say more?

Sheesh, I just got tingly...

[Seahawk]

Originally Posted by HardDrive

My wife is Indian. I think she's hot (12 years of marriage, and I still think so).

But Indian women, northern women in particular, don't have a sexual identity like western women. India is about 5 decades behind the west in terms of womens rights. Indian woman view their sexual role as just being there to satisfy mens needs, and that does not make them very interested in the whole subject.

The most beautiful woman I have ever met in my life was Indian...1987 in Bombay. Her name was Anthea and we met at an Embassy Party that was hosting our ship, the first to dock in India in 17 years.

Saw her twice more the next four days, all accompanied by a chaperone. My ship left Bombay...five more months of cruise escorting re-flagged Kuwaiti tankers.

That was that.

[vmisquez]

What you witnessed was a British-Indian mix. Just checkout the Indian music videos on B4U channel. You can't touch that unless you are rolling in cash.

[scottmandue]

Originally Posted by widebody911

I had a Chinese girlfriend once. The sex was great, but an hour later I was horny again.

One night she asked if I wanted to do something different in bed, and I said "Sure! How about a 69?" She looked at me weird and asked "You wanta beef with brocorri?"

Your a baaaaaaaaaaaaaad man!

[ruf-porsche]

Originally Posted by widebody911

i had a chinese girlfriend once. The sex was great, but an hour later i was horny again.

One night she asked if i wanted to do something different in bed, and i said "sure! How about a 69?" she looked at me weird and asked "you wanta beef with brocorri?"

lol

[The Gaijin]

Originally Posted by MRM

In my experience, Chinese women are much like any other women. There's 7 or 8 hundred million of them just in Mainland China, plus untold millions in various states of emigration or Chinese ancestory, so one out of every 5 or 6 women in the world is Chinese. If you don't have one yet, your son probably will. There's a bit of variation in that mix.

There is a coming dearth of Chinese women compared to men. The thread is plenty fun - but the reality is female infanticide and abortions of female babies driven by government one-child policies and cultural preferences is tragic.

In India too. More in certain areas, and among certain caste and economic groups. The numbers are even more skewered than China.

[Carrerax]

Shaun, I am in china often, I have found that the Chinese women are very smart and can learn new tasks quickly. I would suggest teaching her to weld

[Markus33]

Many of them like shopping too...

http://www.macfoto.com.au/Amanda/Blog/Entries/2008/2/13_Shopping_Day.html

[Jim Richards]

Originally Posted by MRM

In my experience, Chinese women are much like any other women. There's 7 or 8 hundred million of them just in Mainland China, plus untold millions in various states of emigration or Chinese ancestory, so one out of every 5 or 6 women in the world is Chinese. If you don't have one yet, your son probably will. There's a bit of variation in that mix. I got mine at college, about 15 miles from the tiny southwestern Wisconsin farmhouse house I grew up in. Like a lot of people, I dated and ended up marrying someone I met in class. The girl who sat next to me and got assigned to my small group in a senior business class come over as an exchange student from Beijing.

Biggest differences? Chinese women smell and taste a little differently than American or European women. They speak Chinese as a first langauge instead of English. They tend to like Chinese food instead of ground beef with a big pile of melted cheese. But women are women, you know?

Mainland born Chinese carry different cultural experiences that have shaped their lives depending on wether they grew up in a city or the coutryside, how old they are and when they came to the US. Just like a 40 year old from Manhattan, Kansas has a different outlook on life than a babyboomer from Manhatten, NY. Anyone in their mid-40s and older will be defined by the Cultural Revolution, ration cards, the Red Guard, crushing poverty to the point of hunger, and the fear of being sent to the countryside. The younger they are the less they experienced it. But people just a short generation later will only remember Chou En-lai and the gradual easing of the government, culminating in the 1989 massacre. You'll know the older generation because they tend to talk about events by refering to the date, not what happened. And just a short generation after that people only remember the economic boom time that started in about 1993 and has carried on since.

You met someone you realy connected with. That's unusual and what we all hope for. go for it and don't look back. There's really nothing different about Chinese women that can't be explained by variations in all humans. Where we grew up and our life experiences shape us, but the cultural gap between me as an educated white Wisconsinite and my wife as a urban and educated Chinese exchange student was far less than the culture gap I experienced a few years earlier when my sister married a guy from Georgia. The new relatives were all very nice, but really different. That took some getting used to on both side.

Perfect summary.

[widebody911]

Originally Posted by Dottore

"It was [ he ] who made the interesting observation that the borderline between Cambodia and Vietnam is also the boundary of the female labia majora; on the Cambodian side women's genitalia are often more fully developed as a result of their Indian heritage, but in Vietnam and further eastwards they are small and shell-like in the Mongoloid tradition."

I think further research is warranted - a side-by-side comparison would be the most scientifically accurate, as well as a 'control' group.

[Drdogface]

I dated an Indian lady for a while but finally could not stand the black hair growing out of her nipples.

"I love you loooong time, GI, no shyt"....... If she ever says that, bang the hell outta her but don't marry her.

[alf]

Originally Posted by MRM

In my experience, Chinese women are much like any other women. There's 7 or 8 hundred million of them just in Mainland China, plus untold millions in various states of emigration or Chinese ancestory, so one out of every 5 or 6 women in the world is Chinese. If you don't have one yet, your son probably will. There's a bit of variation in that mix. I got mine at college, about 15 miles from the tiny southwestern Wisconsin farmhouse house I grew up in. Like a lot of people, I dated and ended up marrying someone I met in class. The girl who sat next to me and got assigned to my small group in a senior business class come over as an exchange student from Beijing.

Biggest differences? Chinese women smell and taste a little differently than American or European women. They speak Chinese as a first langauge instead of English. They tend to like Chinese food instead of ground beef with a big pile of melted cheese. But women are women, you know?

Mainland born Chinese carry different cultural experiences that have shaped their lives depending on wether they grew up in a city or the coutryside, how old they are and when they came to the US. Just like a 40 year old from Manhattan, Kansas has a different outlook on life than a babyboomer from Manhatten, NY. Anyone in their mid-40s and older will be defined by the Cultural Revolution, ration cards, the Red Guard, crushing poverty to the point of hunger, and the fear of being sent to the countryside. The younger they are the less they experienced it. But people just a short generation later will only remember Chou En-lai and the gradual easing of the government, culminating in the 1989 massacre. You'll know the older generation because they tend to talk about events by refering to the date, not what happened. And just a short generation after that people only remember the economic boom time that started in about 1993 and has carried on since.

You met someone you realy connected with. That's unusual and what we all hope for. go for it and don't look back. There's really nothing different about Chinese women that can't be explained by variations in all humans. Where we grew up and our life experiences shape us, but the cultural gap between me as an educated white Wisconsinite and my wife as a urban and educated Chinese exchange student was far less than the culture gap I experienced a few years earlier when my sister married a guy from Georgia. The new relatives were all very nice, but really different. That took some getting used to on both side.

If you absorb just one post on this topic, it should be this one. She a human being.

[fingpilot]

I lived in Mainland China for 2 years, HKG for a year, Saigon.....errr, I mean HoChihMinh City for a year, and Singapore for 3.

Came away with absolutely no desire for anything Asian.

SoSolly.

[fingpilot]

BYW, has anyone noticed that the ads running underneath where we are typing are for Asian Dating services??????

WAYNE?????? WTF!

[Drdogface]

Originally Posted by fingpilot

I lived in Mainland China for 2 years, HKG for a year, Saigon.....errr, I mean HoChihMinh City for a year, and Singapore for 3.

Came away with absolutely no desire for anything Asian.

SoSolly.

WHAT ! Are you GAY ????