Chinese Travel Writers Brawl with Philippine President's In-Law Ends Poorly

It is indeed unfortunate, but there is a privilaged element with-in Chinese society, generally related to being a party memember or close to the party. They are loud, obnoxious and rude in there public behavior. I too have been in encounters with this mindset here in China. But my guess in the President's bro in-law is not nearly as big as I am or many of my friends here, so they probably felt brave. It's enough of a loss of face just to have a western remind them of being civil, let alone getting their butts tossed around a bar for being abusive.

Is part of the story missing? There is a picture of a fist and the title that the brawl ended poorly. Did the guy fight back? What?

Hop-Sing get back too kitchen Hoss need more biscuits he big as house eat too much, chop-chop.

I hope they get arrested for attempted murder.

Good for the Philippines! Eject those rude people and never allow them back! Animals.

Cebu is afraid of bad chinese publicity and it appears the chinese think they can now abuse the Philippines like the overlords of all. These two writers, (how much pull might chinese writers have over public pollicy) have exhibited exactly the range of contempt china has secretly about the rest of the world

The worst thing that happened to me while flying was that a real foxy greek gal invited me to join the mile high club. Other than that I once had to fly on one that got the reputation of treating some passengers like crap especially young kids. Just because parents didnt have to pay for their seats they didnt want to give the kids anything to eat. Then there were times that some kids got lost and my daughter almost got stranded several hundred miles from where she was going. They were wanting to fly her back here instead of connecting her to a different flight.

I've flown with my share of passengers who made me want to throttle them, but none of them were Chinese or Filapino.