星期一, 7月 04, 2005
Awful nick
Recently, I was at a gathering with a group of friends. We are talking about how we could tell a person, which is not from our country, just by the way they dressed. hEhE!!!
OK, the undeniable truth is that in general, hongkongers dress A LOT better than the rest of the asians, and for the hongkongers ladies, having the "*Hong Kong look*" means that you are trendy and fashionable. But I'm not sure, as a guy, having the "Hong Kong look" is a compliment. l0l!!! No offend!!! hEhE!!!
Some of our asian friends, whether they are from singapore, malaysia, etc, have even giving such a lame nickname like "Heung Kong Zai" (Hong Kongese), sound so awful... Grrhh!!!
They still can describe about us,
1. fair skin, "Bak Cham Gai" (steamed chicken) level of paleness, for ladies and guys.
2. Lousy Mandarin (Putonghua) pronunciation could identify us.
3. Heavily Cantonese-accented Mandarin. oh my god!!!
Those foreigners that ostracise hongkongers, socialise only in a Lan Kwai Fong-SoHo-Stanley (districts where western expats hang out) bubble, think so highly of themselves. However, all of my friends here, can speak good Cantonese and English with pride and eat, shop and play at the same places as what most hongkongers normally do. We are not ashamed as who we are, where we from, but we should feel proud of it!!! hEhE!!! No more hong kongese!!!
Always Love U,
Evonne Cheung
OK, the undeniable truth is that in general, hongkongers dress A LOT better than the rest of the asians, and for the hongkongers ladies, having the "*Hong Kong look*" means that you are trendy and fashionable. But I'm not sure, as a guy, having the "Hong Kong look" is a compliment. l0l!!! No offend!!! hEhE!!!
Some of our asian friends, whether they are from singapore, malaysia, etc, have even giving such a lame nickname like "Heung Kong Zai" (Hong Kongese), sound so awful... Grrhh!!!
They still can describe about us,
1. fair skin, "Bak Cham Gai" (steamed chicken) level of paleness, for ladies and guys.
2. Lousy Mandarin (Putonghua) pronunciation could identify us.
3. Heavily Cantonese-accented Mandarin. oh my god!!!
Those foreigners that ostracise hongkongers, socialise only in a Lan Kwai Fong-SoHo-Stanley (districts where western expats hang out) bubble, think so highly of themselves. However, all of my friends here, can speak good Cantonese and English with pride and eat, shop and play at the same places as what most hongkongers normally do. We are not ashamed as who we are, where we from, but we should feel proud of it!!! hEhE!!! No more hong kongese!!!
Always Love U,
Evonne Cheung
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