President of China Comes to Hmong Village

[Visualmon]

https://youtu.be/vtYEGdZZyMQ

[wallflower]

Damn. I totally read that wrong. I was questioning why he would be in America, much less at Hmong Village in Minnesota. 

[Dok_Champa]

You know, I actually like Pres. Xi.. he seems like a humble Pres. and a Pres. of the people and for the people.  I read somewhere when he a young man, he spend some times working as a manual labor and lived among the poor, farmers, etc..  He probably saw first hand their living conditions and when he became Pres. he strives to bring change to them for a better life. 

Here's an interesting side of Pres. Xi...he has been friend w/ an American family from Iowa for a long times....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0kfCrtGiGk&feature=emb_logo&ab_channel=CNAInsider

[lexicon]

Damn. I totally read that wrong. I was questioning why he would be in America, much less at Hmong Village in Minnesota. 

Got me too. I was sure I was being Rick Roll'd.

[TheAfterLife]

https://youtu.be/vtYEGdZZyMQ

I don't know about this, but I don't trust the Han as much after reading our history books.

[Visualmon]

I don't know about this, but I don't trust the Han as much after reading our history books.

But still.... I want a Chinese wife so badly.

[Visualmon]

You know, I actually like Pres. Xi.. he seems like a humble Pres. and a Pres. of the people and for the people.  I read somewhere when he a young man, he spend some times working as a manual labor and lived among the poor, farmers, etc..  He probably saw first hand their living conditions and when he became Pres. he strives to bring change to them for a better life. 

Here's an interesting side of Pres. Xi...he has been friend w/ an American family from Iowa for a long times....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0kfCrtGiGk&feature=emb_logo&ab_channel=CNAInsider

He seems to be open minded toward our Hmong culture especially the foods and new year festival. Somehow the oppression on Hong Kong's independence still lingering and boggling in my mind.

[TheAfterLife]

He seems to be open minded toward our Hmong culture especially the foods and new year festival. Somehow the oppression on Hong Kong's independence still lingering and boggling in my mind.

Because those Hmongs are red and not blue like America.

[Visualmon]

Because those Hmongs are red and not blue like America.

What are the colors have to do with the ethnicity?