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Sign up for my free email newsletter — The China Crash Chronicle. It takes 10 seconds, it’s completely free, and you’ll immediately get the full stories nobody else is telling. 👉 Sign up here: https://caoken.net/free-newsletter/ Why Mainland Chinese Have Bad Manners (The Brutal Truth) What happens when cultural pride, decades of survival instincts, and unchecked entitlement collide? You get a public behavior crisis that’s gone viral — literally. From bullet train seat-kicking tantrums to tourists demanding Mandarin in Tokyo 7-Elevens, this video breaks down exactly why mainland Chinese manners are so notoriously bad, and why it matters more than ever. I dive into real-life stories, personal experiences, viral clips, and cultural history to unpack the wild, rude, and often shocking behavior of Chinese people both inside and outside China. We're talking about: 🔹 Train chaos — viral clips of entitled passengers kicking seats and stealing reserved spots 🔹 Public spitting, elbowing in lines, and toilets straight out of a survival movie 🔹 Blatant racism — from mocking Indians and Black people to discriminating against fellow Chinese 🔹 Regional nastiness — Beijing vs. 外地人 (non-locals), gaokao injustice, and the 乡下人 mindset 🔹 Tourists abroad acting like the world owes them service in Mandarin 🔹 The “Little Emperor Syndrome” gone global 🔹 Why Japan, Taiwan, and Hong Kong put mainland manners to shame 🔹 And why even young Chinese are cringing at their own people This isn’t about cultural superiority. It’s about calling out the behavior that everyone sees but few are willing to dissect honestly. Whether you’re Chinese, a frequent traveler, or just a curious outsider — this video is for you. 🔥 Buckle up for a bold, unfiltered look at the etiquette vacuum that is modern China. 💬 Got a wild story or disagree with me? Sound off in the comments — I want to hear it. 👉 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit that bell. Because someone has to stay classy. And if you're watching this — it might as well be you.