On Mar 14, 12:13 am, baldeagle <
force....@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Mar 14, 12:19 pm, rst0 <
rst0w...@yahoo.com> wrote:> On Mar 13, 8:54 pm, baldeagle <
force....@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > On Mar 14, 11:45 am, rst0 <
rst0w...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> .> > Was the pigtail....all that is to the whole of Chinese
> civilization...
>
> .> For the Chinese, it was a sign of obedience to the Manchu way, a
> .> Manchu ruler of China.
>
> SO...So...what is the big deal about the
> pigtail.
The big deal was " the queue was a sign of submission to the Manchu's
will".
Norachi, the man who ordered the shaved head and queue said:
"Lose the hair or lose the head"
Anyone without the shaved head and queue was beheaded.
after the first order was ignored by the Chinese people.
> You did not answer the question.
I answered your question many times, but you refused to see the
importance of the message.
>
> Was the pigtail...the only thing about Chinese
> civilization...the most significant thing about
> Chinese civilization ? Nothing else matters !!!
The shaved head and queue were the sign of Chinese submission to the
Manchu rulers.
The shaved head and queue were the Manchu ways of life. The Chinese
must adopt to Manchu way of life.
During the Qing Dynasty, China was Manchu, NOT China in any way. So
China can never claim the Qing
Dynasty as China.
>
> > Yes, it was a symbol of submission to the Manchu.
>
> So... It is the symbol of submission to the Manchu
> emperor... the Chinese peasants had been submissive
> to all their emperors...not only the Manshu emperor.
> BUT is the pigtail STILL the symbol of submission
> to the Manchus...
It definitely and clearly was. If you don't see the point, then you
are completely clueless.
> or Is the Manchu people being absorbed by Chinese
> culture ?
Well, this is another mistaken Chinese conclusion.
The Manchu people were NOT absorbed by Chinese culture.
The Manchu forced their culture on the Chinese people.
And the shaved head and queue were completely
Manchu ways and Manchu culture, NOT at all Chinese culture.
If you don't see the point, then you are completely clueless.
>
> Let me put it in a simpler way:
>
> Are you saying ...the Negros are still slaves in
> the USA ...just because they were once slaves.
Today, If you are a Black-American, many many Black-Americans will
tell you, yes, once a slave, always a slave.
Many have attained fame and money. Those are few. Many many black-
Americans rob and steal, kill and destroy whenever they can. Many
many Black Americans are in the bottom ranks of American society.
>
> Let me tell you...what is more shameful than
> being submissive to the Manchu emperor.
Spoken like a true defeated and clueless classless nobody.
You have absolutely no shame in you.
>
> For a time...China was much worse than just
> wearing the pigtail..
Well, I have said many many times, China was a land of hunger and
starvation for thousands of years.
Chinese people had eaten human flesh up to the end of WWII. Nothing
can be worse than China had endured for thousands of years.
When Chinese people saw human beings pulling a huge boat up-river by
using hundreds of Chinese coolies,
you people think that was beautiful. That was the bottom of human
understanding of what life is all about, of what life misery is, and
the meaning of life itself.
>.the Chinese were known
> as the "Sick man of Asia."..
You certainly don't think that was bad.
> They were treated
> worse than dogs...
And you still don't recognize the meaning of life itself?
> in certain places in Shanghai
> there were prominent signs...telling the Chinese
> people.."Dogs and Chinese NOT ALLOWED here"
And it still didn't give you food for thought?
>
> Fortunately, this shame, this dark charter of Chinese
> history did not live on for ever....
It is food for thought for many generations to come.
> The Chinese people
> is no longer treated worse than dogs in China...
> Chinese cut their the pig tail when the Manchu
> empire fall in 1911.
>
> The Chinese has risen again from the ashes...
But you didn't recognize the ashes when you see them.
Still, you have not recognize the shame when you see it.