The Chinese have never accepted Political Correctness in their daily narrative, and seemingly never will. They tend to call it the way they see it, with no holds barred. There must be a reasoning for these comments, and we could draw the conclusion they are based on statistics, and news outlets and stories in the press. Could it be worded more appropriately? Probably yes, but the Chinese don’t mince words.
Air China is Asia’s third largest airline and operates twice daily flights between London and Beijing. The article appeared in the latest issue of Air China’s in-flight magazine Guide to London was in both English and Chinese and has caused outrage Comment was called ‘racist’ on social media after it emerged this week.The article continued: ‘We advise tourists not to go out alone at night, and females always to be accompanied by another person when travelling.’Dr Rosena Allin-Khan, Labour MP for Tooting which has one of the largest Indian and Pakistani populations in London, said: ‘My initial thoughts were that the comments were outrageous.
We all have to understand, not all people speak like liberals. They say what is to be said and that is that. Being offended by words is relatively new to society, especially to the elites and the press. But tell me behind closed doors how they themselves refer to others? It is what it is, just accept it and move on. What do you think of the magazine?