Mr Hex Vision asked:
Well in fact in any place you go in China.
Is it because there jealous that Chinese dog laws only let them keep small dogs while Americans can buy big predree ones?
December 28, 2006
December 21, 2006
Chinese Birth Law?
♥ Mrs. Edward Cullen ♥ asked:
How come in China you have to have a permit to have a baby? Why can’t you have as many kids as you want? I know there are over a billion people there, and it gets crowded. But I’m pretty sure that there is a lot of open land that they could build no cities in! My mom was watching a show about a woman who gave birth to a beautiful baby girl, but she has to give her up, and it makes me want to cry. So, why?
December 7, 2006
when and why did the chinese come to britain in the 19th century?
M(L)M asked:
why did the chinese come to britain in the 19th century? any dates? and how did they get here. i have some simple answers, but if anyone would like to give a more detailed account on things such as – the government, the laws, and the world wars. im a young teenager so please can the answers be understandable! thanks.
December 5, 2006
How are the product safety laws and product liability laws in Nigeria?
Niklas N asked:
Hi!
I’m making a small presentation at university about China exporting cars to Nigeria. While this is great for the economy, it raises questions about the low quality and potentially dangerous cars that China produces, in developing countries such as Nigeria.
I would like to know more about the product safety laws and liability laws in Nigeria. Are there enough regulations to protect consumers from faulty products?
What do you think is the benefit for Nigeria and the economy of importing cheap cars that people can afford, compared to Western cars which aren’t affordable?
How many chinese are executed each year?
cmbwar asked:
How many chinese prisoners are executed each year? What are the chinese being sentenced to death for? Is there a law that criminalizes American citizens who get livers and kidneys from China?
November 30, 2006
Very irritating chinese mother in law.how do i deal?
amaus22 asked:
I haven’t seen ANY posts on a mother in law like myne. She is chinese, but has lived in America for over 20 years. She still has her broken english and at times is very nieve. She is a nice person, but very, very annoying and irritating to be around. When we had to move her out of her house, she did not pack hardly anything up, and me and my mom had to do it all…not once did we get a “thank you”. In the beginning she would come over and just walk right in our house without even knocking…until we told her to knock!
Since then, my husband and I have had 3 kids, she has 2 days off each week and wants to see the kids every week she has off. She does not discipline, help out around the house with things ( i have 7 month old twins and a 2 year old), she lets my 2 year old get away with anything & everything and is OVERLY excited everytime she comes to see the kids. ( i mean the excitement lasts the entire time, from the moment she walks in the door.
She buys diapers for the kids, and sometime will buy us food. I am grateful she wants to do this, but even when we tell her not to buy anything, she does anyway. I feel like this is her way of keeping my husband on a leash and making him & I feel guilty if we do not spend every week with her. I have gotten to the point where i don’t even want her around that much…she never listens on how i want my kids to be raised or disciplined, and never asks how I am feeling or if it’s a good day to come over, she just expects that every day is a good day. She has even asked to see us on my hubby’s days off, and then expects it to be every day off he has, when that is the time i’d like to spend with him.
My husband has been hurt by me not wanting to spend every week with her coming over to see the kids, but I just can’t do it anymore, and I just need some space from her. She hired a nanny when my hubby was little to take care of him,so i think she is making up for lost time with my kids
my hubby also feels that i should say and act the way it would make him happy. I cannot be fake all the time and be someone i am not. He wants me to tell him what he wants to hear and not how i feel about it. I think he should back me up first being that i’m his wife, but he doesn’t put me first. He tells me i’m mean, even though i have always been cordial to his mom when she is around. I tell him how i really do wish we could be the best friend type, but we are so different! ***Oh, and he is 1/2 chinese, not full, does not speak the chinese language and grew up more with his dad.
**Oh, another thing…( i could go on and on) She does not listen like she understands, but she does understand. We have to tell her over and over about little things like not letting my 2 year old get away with certain things or touch the breakables in the house! I think she acts more nieve than she really is!
November 29, 2006
The Chinese 1 child per couple law?
luv2bactin asked:
What do you guys think about it? Is it immoral or neccessary? Right or wrong?
November 27, 2006
Why some Chinese drivers are above the law?
Tai asked:
Why some Chinese drivers have special privileges, such as drivers for:
-military cars
-police cars
-embassy cars
Why they can go against traffic, run red lights, turn left from right lane, park anywhere they like, and police never do anything.
November 25, 2006
different laws or Chinese and american?
brucelee45x asked:
can you give me an example of ONE US law and one Chinese law that have differences between them. I looked in the chinese Qing code and there are a lot of similarities to american laws but the different laws the the chinese have, american law doesn’t even have. So can you help me please?
November 23, 2006
Why do Yahoo, Microsoft and Google help the tyrannical Chinese regime with censorship?
marceldev29 asked:
They are hiding behing the Chinese law.
If this was 65 years ago, I feel these companies would have gladly betrayed Anne Frank in order to get their hands on an extra buck.
Because after all, the law of the Nazis was that Jews must be turned over.