Posted on 07/08/2019 8:05:27 AM PDT by AdmSmith
Our country is being colonized by the Chinese. I will explain with the example of Kotelnich, the southern city of the Kirov region (Vyatka).
Fifteen years ago, the Chinese began to come here, young (20-30 years old) healthy and ideologically stable. They came alone, without children and women, but with money in cash. The goal of the arrivals were not to "help the starving relatives in China", but to find a Russian woman who was ready to marry him. What did he get after that? Russian citizenship and 4 million yuan from China. Yes, he took the Russian woman - and became a millionaire.
At the same time it was an economic expansion: They opened a plywood factory, a chopstick and ice cream factory, bought plants that breathe incense.
Then they began to buy apartments in high-rise buildings. But, in short, one Chinese family in a house can be tolerated, two are already hard, three is almost impossible.
They also wanted to build a small Shanghai on the outskirts of the city, but residents of the dacha village just rebelled from this neighborhood (strange people, huh?)
The remaining Russian people stupidly could not stand and sold apartments to the same Chinese, if only to escape to hell. Now these Chinese children go to school. They are considered smarter than Russians, they know several languages, they dress better, are more industrious and more disciplined.
The forest around Kotelnich, meanwhile, is almost gone. The Chinese do not think like Russians, why? After all, the goal is to seize territory.
The process continues, more young Chinese arrives for Russian brides.
The state is silent, the media are silent, the city administration is purchased. People are noisy, but who interferes with this unorganized crowd? No one.
Question to the rest of the people inhabiting the Russian Federation: "Should we be silent!?"
Russians are scum anyway, who cares?
The hardest to bear Chinese characteristics:
1. Total indifference to the physical suffering of other people, particularly of animals.
2. High tolerance to pollution & littering.
3. Pronounced, “I’ll get all I can, right now..!” attitude.
What? Do you even know any Russians?
from 2016:
Transbaikal officials are working on a deal with China that would allow Chinese firms to rent more than 300,000 acres of land in that Russian region, but a Beijing official says that the deal won’t go through unless Moscow agrees to a massive influx of Chinese workers because there are no Russians available for work there.
According to “Nezavisimaya gazeta,” the Transbaikal kray government is ready to sign a letter of intent that would allow a Chinese company to rent the land for 49 years, but “in Beijing, they consider that such a transfer of land is insufficient” and that Moscow must allow for the entrance of Chinese citizens.
Beijing has already identified nine territories in Siberia and the Russian Far East which it would like to rent and then introduce a Chinese workforce, Sergeyev writes. And it is clear that economics is far from the most important consideration, something that will be even more of a red flag to Russians.
He quotes Natalya Zubarevich, a specialist on Russia’s regions at Moscow’s Higher School of Economics, on this point. Much of the land the Chinese want to rent, she says, is hardly good for agricultural exploitation. The fact that Beijing wants to rent so much of it thus raises questions of its intentions.
Sergeyev does not address it, but this Chinese move is certain to provoke not only Russian nationalists in Moscow but also Siberian regionalists who may welcome Chinese investment but are unlikely to be happy about any massive influx of ethnic Chinese which would radically change the ethnic balance in a region from which Russians continue to leave.
http://windowoneurasia2.blogspot.com/2015/06/beijing-wants-moscow-to-agree-to.html
and 2015:
Chinese media are celebrating what has passed “almost unnoticed” in Russia: Moscow’s handing over of some 4.7 square kilometers of what had been Russian land to China, with Beijing viewing this as the first step toward the return of larger portions of the Russian Far East to Chinese control, according to Newsru agency.
The outlet cited a story in yesterday’s “China Daily” which reported the return of the land, noting that it is but a small part of the 1,500,000 square kilometers “the declining Qing Dynasty gave up” to the Russians between 1858 and 1915” in a series of “’unequal treaties’”
According to the BBC, some Chinese bloggers have suggested that Russia must “return Vladivostok, Blagoveshchenks, and Tanu-Uryankhai [Tyva] to China, and one has offered an intriguing explanation for what is going on far from the Chinese border in Ukraine as a result of the transfer of even a small portion of land from Russia to China.
‘I finally know why Russia annexed Crimea,” one Chinese blogger wrote. “Putin doesn’t want that Russia will become smaller during his administration.” By annexing Crimea, the Kremlin leader can ensure that doesn’t happen.
http://windowoneurasia2.blogspot.com/2015/11/china-welcomes-russias-transfer-of.html
Russia - China demography ping
They probably get social points back home.
I’d rather the Russians than Chinese.
Similar going on in the USA letting anyone in willy nilly and setting them up with free everything from the government.
I dated a Russian girl last summer. She was 35 I 48. She was very nice. people and boy could she clean house. The age difference was too much. Don’t get me started on the red bikini. Good memories
Not surprising. China’s one child policy created an imbalance of the sexes in China. What are the young men to do when they can not find a young woman to wed in China? Go elsewhere. Also not surprising that China is using this to their advantage.
For one thing, the one child policy led Chinese couples to abort female children and so there are far more young men looking for a bride than there are available women to marry. So the men are looking outside China for a bride.
I wonder how much this is driven by a shortage of women in China due to their former one-child policy and the abortion of many girls due to the Chinese preference for males.
...What are the young men to do when they
can not find a young woman to wed in China? Go elsewhere.
Or be sent to war, age old way to reduce the male population
With the shortage of women in China, it is easy to understand the incentives here. One of the fruits of Communism was that vodka is cheaper than safe drinking water. One of the fruits of that policy is that many Russian men are drunk much of the time and, compared to a rich Chinese man, not great marriage material.
They say that China has three types of invasion plans for Russia - a large scale, a medium scale, and a small scale (where many small groups of only a few million each are infiltrated).
I don’t know where this Russia-hate comes from. Yes, they have their thugs and red-necks like any society, I suppose. I know a community of Russian Christians, came to USA in the 90s. Didn’t know much English, but they and their families have integrated, prospered and thrived over the last 25 years. I watched their kids grow. They were all raised right and are fantastic people and perfect citizens.
As for Russian women - you clearly need to leave your momma’s basement. Again, ones I have met both here and abroad - fantastic. feminine, attractive, really take care of themselves, and they expect men to act like men. I don’t blame Chinese guys for seeking them out.
Yup!
Agree 100%.
Chinese are more industrious, no question about it.
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