Poh SIti Dawn
Staying Positive, Getting Better Everyday. Holler!
Are you asking a rhetorical question? Developed has shyt to do with it, china practiced sinocentrism since the day it started, do You think they've seen many black people?
Being Black in China
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My teacher told me she visited Asia with her family. People thought they weren't real because of the colour of their skin so they reached out and touched them all the time. 
better than having your head bashed in or stabbed in a eastern european country, or being harassed to show your passport.
although when i was in russia the small town i was in, it was somewhat the same thing, people wanting to take pictures of me, if my skin rubbed off
although when i was in russia the small town i was in, it was somewhat the same thing, people wanting to take pictures of me, if my skin rubbed off
Somewhat...but No I'm curious. Where else in the developed world besides Eastern Asia do they do this? There are plenty of places with very little blacks but they aren't getting their photos taken and followed around like some kind of celebrity.
Chinese p*ssys were wet for the tall, bald black guy
too bad they ugly as hell
wish this was the case with bad ass brazilian broads rather than the chinese
Poh SIti Dawn
Staying Positive, Getting Better Everyday. Holler!
Are you sure? Doesn't the article come from National Geographic? Many people probably just don't have the same output as this woman.Somewhat...but No I'm curious. Where else in the developed world besides Eastern Asia do they do this? There are plenty of places with very little blacks but they aren't getting their photos taken and followed around like some kind of celebrity.
It's quite common. I'm a Japanophile.
I am a black man that is one with the Asian culture. 
Poh SIti Dawn
Staying Positive, Getting Better Everyday. Holler!
I used to be like that with Japan as well. Learned about china last week in classIt's quite common. I'm a Japanophile.
they the shyt daw 
if you wanna make iphones for 50 cents an hour while simultaneously destroying the atmosphere,
godkiller
"We are the Fury"
My parents went to Shanghai a few years ago on a business trip (#black excellence) a few years ago and my mom said the Chinese were touching her hair too.,
I wouldn't count on the novelty keeping you safe in parts of China, but it depends on where you go. I think the big Chinese cities are safe but this is just a hunch.There's a book about an African in China who was arrested, beaten and imprisoned for daring to marry a Chinese girl. He eventually left the country - but not after he wrote letters to the Chinese president that summarily went unanswered. If nothing else the Chinese are crafty and business saavy so it's worth visiting just for potential connections.
better than having your head bashed in or stabbed in a eastern european country, or being harassed to show your passport.
although when i was in russia the small town i was in, it was somewhat the same thing, people wanting to take pictures of me, if my skin rubbed off
I wouldn't count on the novelty keeping you safe in parts of China, but it depends on where you go. I think the big Chinese cities are safe but this is just a hunch.There's a book about an African in China who was arrested, beaten and imprisoned for daring to marry a Chinese girl. He eventually left the country - but not after he wrote letters to the Chinese president that summarily went unanswered. If nothing else the Chinese are crafty and business saavy so it's worth visiting just for potential connections.
Somewhat...but No I'm curious. Where else in the developed world besides Eastern Asia do they do this? There are plenty of places with very little blacks but they aren't getting their photos taken and followed around like some kind of celebrity.
like i said i went to russia and in teh samll town i was in the same thing happaned, only difference is in eastern european your more likely to get your head smashed in, and thrown over the bridge
godkiller
"We are the Fury"
I think I read about his experience on a blog somewhere. You can probably Google it.
I'd say his treatment was extreme but there's definitely some xenophobia against blacks in China relative to whites. But I'm going to visit one day anyway.