Greta75 -> RE: Does Multiculturalism work? (7/17/2017 8:38:38 AM)
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As long as other cultures integrated and assimilated with the country's culture they choose to migrate to. There will be zero problems and it will be peaceful and they will all get along. Trust me, most countries wouldn't want chinese people to practice their usual cultural practices in their countries. First of all, their funerals are 5 days of non-stop noise racquet. So if you had a chinese neighbour who died, and usually the funeral is held in their homes. The noise racquet will drive you nuts. It's monks hitting stuffs and mumbling gibberish non stop. Not pleasant music. Secondly, chinese people love to burn stuffs. I mean, giant paper houses, giant paper cars, whatever, because they believe in chinese hell and in chinese buddhism, all us are gonna be living in hell in our after-life indefinitely, so that's our beliefs, and it's the job of our descendants to support the dead ancestors, so their dead ancestors needs to kept supplied with all the everyday things, Money, House, Car, Clothes, whatever. And they do these burning at their houses too. They even write the names of the ancestors on those things so that when they burn them, and it doesn't go to the wrong person in hell. When I say big paper house or big car, it is like, massive huge elephant size things. So the burning is huge flames. If you were neighbours, you'd get annoyed. These are things I live with, as I don't believe in any of those things. But ashes flying into my home. And non stop noise racquets of funerals after funerals, because I live in an aging estate where alot of people are always dying. But I live in a Chinese country so I gotta put up with my chinese traditions. I can't imagine other cultures being chill with all this and think it's so pleasant. Which is why when Chinese migrate, they stop doing these things in Western countries. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=za_b8rD1ukA <-- here is a short clip of the fifth day, where they are walking the body to be cremated or buried. But the racquet in the beginning, that's 5 days and night of non-stop that! Without that more melodic chinese music that came in later in the video. At the Funeral, it's just non stop racquet and monks chanting gibberish. I think we got the noisiest funeral in the world. I bet OP wouldn't want that in Australia! I think in western countries, funerals are held elsewhere. But the whole point of a chinese funeral is to deliver a body from their home to their after life. So chinese funerals are always held at home.
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