Mutual resentment between Hong Kongers and mainlanders is nothing new, and has been both long-standing and widespread. Many Hong Kongers look down upon mainlanders as being crude and uncivilized, while many mainlanders in return chafe at Hong Kongers’ arrogance and sense of superiority.

Last month, a video of Hong Kongers and mainlanders arguing on the Hong Kong subway circulated online. What began as mainlanders eating on the Hong Kong subway violating the subway’s rules immediately expanded to all sorts of resentments by both sides. Controversial Peking University professor Kong Qingdong’s subsequent public rant that “many Hong Kongers are dogs” only escalated things further.

Recently…

On Sina Weibo:

@港女廚房: A group of Hong Kong netizens donated money to print a full-page advertisement in today’s Apple Daily newspaper:

Translation of the above Hong Kong advertisement:

Do you want Hong Kong to spend $1,000,000 HKD every 18 minutes raising “double negative” children? ["double negative" refers to when neither parent is from Hong Kong.]

Hong Kong people have had enough!

• Because we understand that you are victimized by poisonous milk powder, we’ve tolerated you coming to panic buy milk powder;
• Because we understand that you have no freedom, we’ve welcome you to “travel freely” to Hong Kong;
• Because we understand that your education is backwards, we’ve shared our educational resources with you;
• Because we understand that you don’t read complete [traditional] Chinese characters, we’ve used crippled [simplified] Chinese characters below:
  “When coming to Hong Kong, please respect local culture, [because] if it weren’t for Hong Kong, you would all be doomed.”

Strongly demand that the government revise the Article 24 of Basic Law!
Stop mainland “double negative” pregnant women from limitless invasion of Hong Kong!

On Sina Weibo:

@叶落孤舟: “Had Enough! Collection” Ever since Hong Kong’s “Apple Daily” newspaper printed the [locust] advertisement, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen netizens have one after another posted images in response, and soon various major cities one after another also expressed their unwillingness to be left out… Tianjin version / Chengdu version / Chongqing version / Xiamen version / American version, then a Naruto version, a time travel version, and finally a dove version!! Netizens are such geniuses!! (Images from the internet)

Translation of the above parody:

Do you want Beijing’s migrant population to continue increasing?

Beijingers won’t tolerate it anymore! [have had enough!]

• Beijing has already accommodated 20 million migrants.
• Beijing has already accepted 478 thousand children that came along.

But!
You still ruin Beijing’s culture, disturb Beijing’s order, push up Beijing property prices, have too many children who then take their gaokao collect examinations here, eat Beijing’s food and drink Beijing’s water and still curse Beijing as worthless. So please do us a favor, Go build up your hometown first, then come build up Beijing.

Strongly demand that the government revise the law!

Stop the endless influx of migrants into Beijing!

Translation of the above parody (which was written in Shanghainese dialect):

Do you want to spend 4 billion RMB every year subsidizing the migrant population?

Shanghainese can’t take it anymore! [have had enough!]

• Because you’ve come to make money, we’ve accommodated 17,566,700 migrants;
• Because you’ve come to establish a home, we’ve accepted 380,000 migrant children;
• Because you want to be filial to your parents, we’ve taken in 159,500 migrant seniors.

But!

• We have to put up with you ruining our culture;
• We have to put up with the accusations by your fellow villagers;
• We have to put up with the uncivilized behavior of your fellow villagers.

Strongly demand that the government revise the law!

Stop the endless influx of migrants into Shanghai!

Translation of the above parody:

Do you want to take out your wallet and spend another 990,000,000 yuan to foot the bill for the water company?

Guangzhou people have had enough!

• Because you wanted to speed up the city, we took out 700 million to build the BRT.
• Because you wanted to look new to welcome the Asian Games, we took out 300 million to foot the bill.
• Because you to do lighting projects, every year we have to take out 130 million.

Only except

• Some people take our money and eat, drink, and live large having us pay for it.
• Some people hold legislative hearings that then become price increasing hearings.
• Some people the moment they hear feasibility reports they begin passing the buck.

Strongly demand the government to amend the law!

Guangzhou people are not fish that anyone can do with as they please!

Translation of the above parody:

If you’ve come,
then you’re one of us [a Shenzhen person].

Shenzhen welcomes you!

• Because we’re all people who have left home, we welcome you;
• Because this is a circle that Grandpa Deng drew for all of us [as an SEZ], we welcome you;
• Because you the driving force behind Shenzhen’s development, Shenzhen welcomes you;
• Because you are the reason behind Shenzhen’s glorious 30 years, Shenzhen welcomes you;
• Because we want to tell all the people in the world, we’ve used “ying ge li shi” [English] below:
  Welcome to “Hometown Shenzhen”.

Warmly welcome everyone struggling to make a life for themselves to Shenzhen!

May all Shenzhen people a happy new year and all your wishes come true!

Note: Shenzhen is a young city whose population is all “migrant workers” from other parts of the country.

Tianjin

Chengdu

Chongqing

Gulangyu, Xiamen

Translation of the above parody:

Do you want America to have 1 Chinese amongst 100 people to be their neighbor?

Americans have had enough!

• You have no democracy, we do, and so you come here?
• You have no freedom, we do, and so you come here?
• We have no corrupt officials, you do, and you will bring them with you!
• We have no corruption, you do, and you will bring it with you!

Strongly demand that the United States government reenact the Chinese Exclusion Act!

• You denigrate our culture, and yet you come to study our culture?
• You disparage our lifestyle, and yet you come to enjoy our lifestyle?
• You attack our export of universal values, and yet you build Confucius Institutes everywhere on United States campuses?

Think the United States isn’t good? Then go back to China!

Naruto

Time Travel

Dove

From NetEase:

Hong Kong media prints full-page anti-mainland pregnant women advertisement

February 1st, a large “Hong Kongers have had enough!” advertisement appeared in a Hong Kong newspaper, expressing a position against mainlander pregnant women going to Hong Kong, as well as making fun of mainlanders as locusts, demanding that the authorities stop the “invasion”. A Hong Kong resident says this reflects some Hong Kongers’ views, especially certain local pregnant women who have been affected, but the metaphor used is extremely impolite, and doesn’t represent the majority of Hong Kongers.

Comments on NetEase:

网易北京市网友:

“If it weren’t for Hong Kong, you would be screwed” — Arrogance like this is breathtaking.

河北沧州人 [网易北京市网友]:

They’re right in their criticisms, because when there’s always some people who believe it is good there and do everything they can to go there, how can they not develop a superiority complex? Look at the content, it’s all a kind of despising and disdain. Sigh, the belief of our country’s people is to squeeze themselves into wherever they think is good. Where’s the ambition? If you’re worth anything, then first build up your current home, and one day, they will do everything they can to come here. Then, we can post this kind of advertisement, and we’ll feel differently then.

网易广东省肇庆市网友:

If going to Hong Kong to give birth didn’t come with a Hong Kong birth certificate, I bet it would reduce the number of mainland pregnant women going to Hong Kong to give birth by 99.9%!

ddcat0228 [网易北京市网友]:

As a Chinese person, very ashamed~

风流大河蟹 [网易浙江省宁波市网友]:

Some Hong Kongers are simply dogs, support Professor Kong.

我有我感受 [网易广东省东莞市网友]:

The mentality of Hong Kongers is already nearing perverse. First, after returning [to China], the central government had sought to change the law, but it was the Hong Kongers’ Legislative Council who unanimously sought so-called democracy and freedom, to let people who didn’t have Hong Kong parents to obtain Hong Kong residency rights. Hong Kong delivery rooms are about to go bankrupt. Several years ago, the former Chief Executive even said again that Hong Kong’s birth rates keep dropping and encouraged mainlanders to compensate. Well then, now there are more and more mainlanders, where the number of mainland children being born in Hong Kong are even more than Hong Kongers. Now Hong Kongers want to blame us, saying we’re coming to steal their resources, that we’re locusts, haha, fuck, what is going on? Now you think there are too many mainlanders, right? Well, that’s because your government doesn’t know how to regulate, how is it mainlanders’ fault? Ask your Legislative Council, what’s wrong with you Hong Kong people? The power has always been in your hands, so go change the law, stop pretending.

凌波伊布 [网易福建省厦门市网友]:

First: “Please respect local culture.” This indeed should be the case. Just like if you went to live temporarily in someone’s home, you have to live in accordance with the host’s living habits, rather than having them accommodating you! Second: “If it weren’t for Hong Kong, you’d all be screwed.” To the person who expresses this kind of opinion, I only want to say that without people like you, our country would still slowly but steadily become strong and powerful!

网易上海市手机网友:

The problem needs both sides to work together to solve. Even if one side wins the argument, it’s useless. If there’s a problem, put it on the table and let everyone think of a solution. Mutually yelling at each other only shows that people have different positions because of different perspectives and points of view. Wouldn’t it be better to work together as one to solve the problem? Why waste time like this?!

网易广西桂林市手机网友:

Because we understand you got rich first, we’ve tolerated you coming to the mainland to invest, having us work like animals for you, and letting you curse us as “northerners”; Because we understand you lack affection [for us], we’ve chosen to use less in order to give you more help; Because we understand you don’t know where you’re from, we try to tell you who is good and who is evil; Because we understand you are very realistic, we won’t beat around the bush when telling you: “Hong Kongers, if you didn’t have us, you guys would be nothing!

网易广东省手机网友:

What does Hong Kong owe you? To say something fair, Hong Kong’s success today is mostly because of British rule! Could China have done it?

网易广东省手机网友:

I think the direction of the discussion is completely wrong. Mainlanders going to Hong Kong to have children is of course wrong. But who is wrong is definitely not the mainland, but the Hong Kong government’s inappropriate measures in response and the many profit-seeking clinics. Since Hong Kong has already provided this kind of channel, it can’t blame others for using it. What is even more wrong is this advertisement being so obvious in expanding the issue and directly pointing at all mainlanders, even using “crippled Chinese characters”, “locusts” and other attacks.

网易江苏省盐城市手机网友:

Kong Qingdong said it right, some Hong Kong people are simply dogs, simply bastards… you think you are so superior?? Ignorant… makes me laugh…

网易广西手机网友:

Who can appeal to the mainland public to boycott visiting Hong Kong? I’ll be the first to support it.

From NetEase:

Hong Kong cracks down on “double negative” pregnant women going to Hong Kong to give birth

According to a Ta Kung Pao report, Hong Kong is cracking down on “double negative” pregnant women [for whom neither parent is from Hong Kong] going to Hong Kong to give birth, launching large-scale inspections and enforcement activities, raiding “child-birthing apartments” specifically serving mainland pregnant women.

What do you think?

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From NetEase:

Guangzhou’s disappearing Yangjicun

2010 July 1st, demolition of Guangzhou’s Yangjicun [Yangji Village] began, the first hammer blow ringing throughout Yangjicun’s north-south old street — Xiongzhen Avenue. On the old street’s west and east sides were 15 and 6 crisscrossing alleys. After over a year of demolitions, the residents here have all scattered “to the ends of the earth”.

[Above] 2010 July 14th, Yangjicun at dusk, where scattered lights appear only along one alley.

[Click to enlarge and for slideshow.]

2010 July 14th, from the rooftop of a nearby building overlooking Yangjicun, the densely packed buildings covering every single inch of the land.

2010 August 17th, a month after the demolitions began, already large tracts of buildings have been flattened.

2010 August 26th dusk, the lights of Zhongshan interchange and Guangzhou Avenue shine brightly while a few rare lights also appear amongst the not yet demolished buildings of Yangjicun.

2011 February 15th dusk, dump trucks transporting construction waste and sludge working overnight.

2011 May 11th, Yangjicun in the midst of heavy rains, with only a few buildings still standing amongst the rubble.

2011 May 11th, lightning pierces the dusk sky, as few buildings remain in Yangjicun.

2012 January 16th, only ten-something buildings remain standing amongst the rubble of Yangjicun, with ten-something households spending Spring Festival guarding their old homes.

Former resident Li Fengyin takes a photo in front of his old home with an artist’s rendering of [the future redeveloped] Yangjicun.

Former resident Li Jie’e takes a photo in front of her old home with an artist’s portrayal of [the future redeveloped] Yangjicun.

Former resident Liang Yongquan takes a photo in front of her old home with an artist’s rendering of [the future redeveloped] Yangjicun.

Former residents Yao Muchang and her mother and nephew take a photo in front of their old home with an artist’s portrayal of [the future redeveloped] Yangjicun.

Comments on NetEase:

寡妇村牛村长 [网易广西防城港市网友]：

This can be considered the overnight disappearance of a village, the villagers having become city residents.

海豚深蓝 [网易湖北省武汉市网友]：

The demolition of this kind of “village within a city” means how many villagers [residents] become multi-millionaires. The demolition of every little building means getting a new home of the same floorspace. I know of a “village-within-a-city” slacker/hoodlum where the demolition [of his home] brought his family 8 new homes [apartment units]. From a slacker/hoodlum who only graduated from middle school to becoming a multi-millionaire who never has to worry about food and clothing ever again is this easy/simple…

网易广东省佛山市网友:

Now it is the city surrounding the rural/villages. According to the latest statistics, the urban population has for the first time surpassed the rural population, which demonstrates this point. The people who have dispersed can now online look for past happy memories in their old photographs.

帮啊公做嘢 [网易广东省肇庆市网友]：

Seeing these, I find it a little frightening, like the feeling of being wiped out!!

网易广东省佛山市网友:

What a familiar name! I’ve often passed by this stop when riding the subway, changing lines at this stop, but never exiting the station to look at the surrounding sights.

网易广东省佛山市网友:

The people who have dispersed need not feel too much regret and reluctance to part with this place, because memories are always more beautiful than they really were.

KU豆 [网易广东省中山市网友]：

Rents will now be more expensive.

网易浙江省网友 [realy000]: (responding to 海豚深蓝)

Many people who had their homes demolished in the early years have absolutely nothing at all, having missed the right times.

网易陕西省网友 [1325814347967]: (responding to 海豚深蓝)

The comment above [by 海豚深蓝] is very objective. This kind of phenomenon is so prevalent in Xi’an, though no multi-millionaires but plenty of millionaires~!!

网易山西省太原市网友 [qlw4110]: (responding to above)

Taiyuan too. The slackers/hoodlums here where we are who originally had nothing have become multimillionaires now because of demolitions. When Yangjiabaocun was demolished, the least that was paid [by redevelopers to the old residents] was 5 million~~~~ It’s that easy/simple.

网易广东省深圳市宝安区网友: (responding to above)

Softly asks: What will the children and grandchildren of the despotic gentry do? When the 70-year leases expire, will they become poor people like us rabble? When we were in school in the past, the teacher always said that capitalist societies were societies where people preyed on each other, that capitalists only nakedly exploited the workers. Only when I grew up did I discover that we are even more tragic. At least for better or worse they only have capitalists and landlords, whereas we have an extra thing: corrupt officials. People preying on each other is small stuff, but dogs preying on people, now that’s a special characteristic [of China].

石门一只眼 [网易河北省石家庄市网友]：

“This building has not signed, do not demolished” Haha.

[Referring to the spray painted words in the 11th photo.]

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From NetEase:

“Porsche girl” stops car to help middle aged woman who fainted on street

Summary: December 25th, in Haizhu district of Guangzhou, a 30-something middle aged woman fainted on the sidewalk, yet no one amongst a large number of onlookers/bystanders went forth to help her. When a passerby called the police, a young girl and man driving a blue Porsche got out to help the fainted woman, and took the woman to a hospital.

Comments from NetEase:

lbg224522 [网易广西南宁市网友]:

The man and young girl should be lauded for their kindness, for helping those in need, for taking pleasure in helping others. When there are more people like this, there will be even more hope for this society.

大泽乡吴广 [网易湖南省网友]:

Once again proves that those who rescue others must be rich people.

网易广东省网友:

Perhaps as a daughter of a rich family she is naive, or perhaps her family assets are enough that she’s not afraid of extortion…
[but] the good deed of helping the weak, no matter if it is a common practice or not, must always be praised and is always worthy of admiration.
In contrast, those who extort Good Samaritans do indeed harm public morals and are without conscience!

骑马o过海 [网易广东省广州市网友]:

Who says [people in] Guangzhou only have the stench of money [put money above all else]? This beautiful “second generation rich” girl is showing the civilization of Guangzhou people! May love and care forever be amongst people!

i498 [网易山东省泰安市网友]:

Poor people truly do not dare to go help/rescue others.

rwvtkk0 [网易浙江省温州市网友]:

Helping people is a virtue and a responsibility. It’s just that the Nanjing Judge and worse-than-a-beast Xu and its disciples have discouraged people from doing good deeds. Those damn beasts.

ohsas18000 [网易广东省深圳市网友]:

Children are the embodiment of a people’s future.
Too much of the filth in our society today will cause society to be like this in the upcoming decades.
When we don’t dare to let our children go out at night, don’t dare to let our children speak to strangers, and even more don’t dare to let our children help others, then I predict what our children will teach their children will be these same things.

网易海南省网友 [8186136]:

So young and already a mistress.

网易山东省青岛市网友:

Brother, exercise some restraint when speaking without evidence.

网易北京市海淀区网友:

The person who photographed this really has nothing better to do, only knowing to take photos instead of going forth to help, has the potential to be a journalist.

蒼天無語啊 [网易福建省福州市网友]:

There aren’t many people with both money and conscience these days. Those without money don’t dare to help. If they were to encounter a Nanjing judge just once in their lives, their family would basically be bankrupted. Those with money basically all have connections, so they’re not afraid of running into that kind of 250 [idiotic] judge. Unfortunately, [even with] phenomenon like this that affects the entire society…we don’t see the relevant government departments come out to do anything about it.

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From QQ & Liba:

Guangzhou wealthy couple uses in vitro fertilization and surrogate mothers to give birth to 8 babies

A rich couple surnamed L in Guangzhou has been married but childless for a long time, and never expected that the 8 embryos from in vitro fertilization they used to become pregnant early last year would all be successful. Rejoicing, the rich couple ultimately hired two surrogate mothers and along with the wife’s own womb adopted a “2+3+3″ approach. Within the span of a month last September and October, 4 boys and 4 girls were born one after another. At present, this family employs 11 nannies to help take care of the eight babies, all residing together in the same residential complex in Panyu [a county in Guangdong province].

The following news clip on Youku currently has over 1.5 million views:

The news report says that since being publicized by the media, the family has disappeared, having moved away from where they were living. The neighbors interviewed say that of the 11 nannies that were hired, 8 were to take care of the children, 1 to handle cleaning, 1 to cook, and 1 to teach. Then the report shows a school the children once attended but no longer. It is also said that the celebration held when the babies reached 1 month old included a prize-drawing with the top prize being 8 bars of gold. Finally, the babies modeled for a photography company but the pictures have since been taken down.

Comments from Liba:

莫与言:

Too niu.
That all of them were successful is also a miracle, a gift from God.

spring_love:

Four boys and four girls, a monthly expense of over 100,000 [RMB], taking this bunch of children out would be such a spectacle.

小神游:

If I saw this I’d go out of my mind, especially when they’re crying.
But putting all 8 together would definitely be very fun, hehe.

In the future, they’ll need 8 sets of the same clothes all the time, they can group buy.

corn_008:

Absolutely amazing, an only rich people can do this.

deluxee:

How is this raising children at all, it’s essentially raising piglets.

水仙糖：

Don’t know if advanced technology is a blessing or a curse.

为何而变:

What if, say, unfortunately the business goes bankrupt, what will these 8 children do?

sara_zhaojing:

When reading the newspaper today, it say the woman of this family tried the test tube before, but wasn’t successful. So that’s why they found two surrogate mothers, for the 3 of them to together do it together. They didn’t imagine that all of them would be successful. I think it is the will of heaven, it is too miraculous. When serendipity happens, the children come.

我的红色甲壳虫:

Ignoring the law and costs, 8 is truly very fun!

jiangjie_1999:

Hehe, rich families not only have to have compete with others in having more cars, more houses, and more wives, the most important is still in having more children, especially sons! It can be understood!

who想入飞飞:

How rich do you have to be.

I wonder if the mommy will play favorites with those that came out of her own tummy.

有有tr:

It’s going to be a terrible conflict when they grow up and want to split the family fortune, I’m being evil…

sara_zhaojing:

8, I bet you can negotiate with the Family Planning Commission a wholesale price.

naonao625:

[She] herself already had 3, why find another 2 surrogate mothers… I truly can’t stand these rich people. If you have money, you can go adopt a few!

GiCs–Oasis:

If they have the means of course they’d want all eight of them, after all they are their own flesh and bone, how would it be good to not want them?
I think it is a big blessing, 8 little children, how lively that would be.
The only difficulty is that it would be very hard on the father and mother, but with them being so rich and having hired 11 nannies already, there’s no reason to fear that either.

What do you think?

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From QQ:

Guangzhou villagers use broken bottles and propane tanks to block demolition crews

November 18th, unhappy with the government departments demolishing illegal buildings, a number of villagers from Hecheng village in Shiling county of Guangzhou’s Huadu district protested and blocked the demolition on a village road. Villagers placed covered hundreds of meters of the village road with glass shards, with gasoline-filled glass bottles and propane canisters interspersed throughout, hoping to use these to block demolition crews from entering.

Photo is of villagers on the village road scattered with glass shards and interspersed with gasoline-filled glass bottles and propane tanks.

Photo is of the propane gas tanks used by villagers in an attempt to stop the demolition.

Villagers attempt to stop demolition.

The building owner has an old granny sit inside the building hoping that doing so will prevent its demolition.

Demolition crews entered the village and began demolishing the illegal buildings.

A hundred-meter long stretch of village road scattered with broken glass bottles.

The illegal buildings were eventually demolished.

From NetEase:

In the afternoon, multiple departments of the county government deployed around 300 law-enforcement personnel, demolishing 3 illegal buildings.

Comments from Tianya:

稀里糊涂上山:

How could harmonious socialism produce such an inharmonious thing? Isn’t this a discredit to our Party, our country?
　　
Strongly suggest the Party Central Committee and State Council issue a decree: From this moment on, anyone purchasing any daily goods that are packaged in glass bottles or propane gas tanks must without exception register under their real name. Each identity card can only be allowed to purchase 1 bottle of any daily good packaged in glass bottles per month, and only one propane gas tank may be purchased per 3 years. We hope the masses of patriotic citizens will tell each other of this and uniformly comply.

85435916:

Why were so many villagers against [the demolition]?

示刀2009:

American imperialists, British imperialists, French imperialists, Russian imperialists, German imperialists, Italian imperialists, Spanish imperialists, Japanese imperialists, bang zi imperialists, Vietnamese imperialists, Filipino imperialists, Malaysian imperialists, an entire planet full of imperialists, come on over all at once, and divide up this evil land.

XT十三:

Japanese devils have entered the village. [Likening the demolition crews to the Japanese army during World War II.]

我是平民百姓1:

The villagers really know how to think of ways [to fight back]. Whoever dares to come in gets a wall of fire.

Comments from NetEase:

問水 [网易广东省广州市网友]:

Guangzhou villagers, please accept my respect!

guyinghao696 [网易河北省石家庄市网友]:

Only Southerners would dare to do this [resist/fight back]! Look at how useless Northerners are!

我们养的猪还少吗 [网易广东省东莞市网友]:

[Chinese] characteristics! Waiting until something is built before demolishing it. What the hell were you [government officials] doing when it was first being built?

网易辽宁省丹东市网友:

Support the villagers. Protect private property.

网易浙江省台州市网友:

If housing prices and cabbage prices were the same, I bet no one would engage in illegal construction, nor would there be forced demolitions.

网易辽宁省大连市网友:

China only cares about political achievements and the economy, not the people’s livelihood.

hhbxy [网易新疆石河子市网友]:

In the past, we fought the Japanese.
Now, we fight [forced] demolition.

网易浙江省网友:

I bet beer bottles will soon have a real-name registration system.

5毛就是汉奸 [网易北京市网友]:

Brothers, let’s bring out the tricks and skills we used against the Japanese back in the day~
Because this bunch of beasts are even worse than the Japanese monsters~

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