Chinese official tries to get German expat living in Shanghai to report to Covid Camp, it doesn't go well

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[Truthsearcher]

This guy is really frustrated with the complete mess of things in Shanghai.

[Truthsearcher]

Foreigners are afforded special treatment in China.
Because the Chinese Government care about their reputation abroad.
A Chinese speaking that way to a government official would be dragged off to jail. But foreigners they will treat with kid gloves.

[fuzzylogic]

German and Chinese cultures collide!!

...not sure it’ll end well for the German - but hillarious!

This is SO German hahahaha....

[PAR35]

A Chinese official and a German Ex-pat speaking in English?

English is the standard language of multinational corporations. And there are a lot more Chinese that speak English than there are that speak German.

Speaking of speaking - I've heard that if a Swiss person in Zurich talks to a Swiss person in Geneva, the call is likely to be conducted in English.

[Vermont Lt]

There are more Chinese English spears than American English speakers.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

I STILL would not talk to a government official that way. A little warning to the wise, do NOT do that in Mexico. I did it ONCE and learned a very hard lesson about not ever doing that again. I was fortunate that all I got was a good talking to by the head of the border agency for Mexico as he just happened to be visiting that border station that day.

Unless you have a complete unit with you armed to the teeth and you are about to execute that official, don't do it. Just trying to help.

[Aevery_Freeman]

I believe that that was his Chinese wife shaming the translator in the same manner as her husband - I may be wrong.

[skeeter]

Thats probably right.

[Glad2bnuts]

Why would the CDC have any say or personnel in Chinkastan?

[rktman]

My point eggsactlee.