Reply With QuoteDid they ever trust China?
My relatives emigrated to the US in the late 70's. They were more welcoming of Japanese people than Chinese. I could never quite put my finger on why that was.
Filipinos lose trust in China, survey shows
The survey, conducted between May 24 and 27 and first reported in the Business World newspaper, found that 55 percent of Filipinos had "little trust" in China while 19 percent had "much trust," resulting in a "bad" net rating of minus 36.
Along with China, the survey also showed that North Korea had a "bad" trust rating with Filipinos (minus 34).
On the other hand, the United States enjoyed a "very good" trust rating of plus 62, while Australia (plus 39) and Japan (plus 32) enjoyed "good" ratings.
http://ph.news.yahoo.com/filipinos-l...054003952.htmlThe SWS considers net satisfaction ratings of plus 70 and above to be "excellent"; plus 50 to plus 69, "very good"; plus 30 to plus 49, "good"; plus 10 to plus 29, "moderate"; plus 9 to minus 9, "neutral"; minus 10 to minus 29, "poor"; minus 30 to minus 49, "bad"; minus 50 to minus 69, "very bad"; and minus 70 and below, "execrable."
Did they ever trust China?
My relatives emigrated to the US in the late 70's. They were more welcoming of Japanese people than Chinese. I could never quite put my finger on why that was.
It's because they are communist and supported the New People's Army for a time, even tried shipping them firearms
Filipinos lose trust in China, survey shows
Don't forget, Fil-Chi people have this mentality that they are "superior" to other members of society and do have a tendency to exploit labour. Imagine the shock when their kids go to university to find out that Filipinos actually can afford to go to university.Originally Posted by junglejim
True story.
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