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It was wrong but we only think and talk that way.
1 l) L5 @8 N+ F$ s7 r$ _1 `( u 9 h/ f3 ~' K: U3 V! B" ?What's wrong with the word "Chinese"? The word "Chinese" has multiple implications, just like any other words like "English" , "German" and "French"~~~ When you are in a place where majority of the public speaks Cantonese (which is a local dialect of Chinese), asking a person to "Speak Chinese" means you want that person to speak in that local dialect, i.e. Cantonese in this case! + f* k5 v `( f3 y1 _ Utvb now,tvbnow,bttvb : T5 l& e+ v# U% \tvb now,tvbnow,bttvbI think your interpretation of "Chinese" being just a human race is far too superficial ~~~公仔箱論壇9 ~8 e5 o+ ^+ b6 _: Y4 l+ F2 N9 U