In Chinese culture, how is fast food looked upon? Is it bad to "eat on the run" in the culture?
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#2 Guest_Mudcake_*
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Posted 02 June 2004 - 06:23 PM
: In Chinese culture, how is fast food looked upon? Is it
: bad to "eat on the run" in the culture?
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Don't know about Chinese in China but for the Chinese in Malaysia, we are no better than our western counterparts when it comes to fastfood - we are always "eating on the run". Mc Ds', KFC, yummmmm.
: bad to "eat on the run" in the culture?
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Don't know about Chinese in China but for the Chinese in Malaysia, we are no better than our western counterparts when it comes to fastfood - we are always "eating on the run". Mc Ds', KFC, yummmmm.
#3 Guest_Mary_*
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Posted 19 May 2005 - 08:37 PM
: In Chinese culture, how is fast food looked upon? Is it
: bad to "eat on the run" in the culture?
Even though this has nothing to do with your question...can you tell what do they serve with their meals. In the USA it's fries, in the Philipines it's rice cakes.
: bad to "eat on the run" in the culture?
Even though this has nothing to do with your question...can you tell what do they serve with their meals. In the USA it's fries, in the Philipines it's rice cakes.
#4 Guest_Larry_*
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Posted 02 June 2004 - 09:46 PM
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: Don't know about Chinese in China but for the Chinese in
: Malaysia, we are no better than our western
: counterparts when it comes to fastfood - we are always
: "eating on the run". Mc Ds', KFC, yummmmm.
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I'd say the fast food 'eating on the run' is becoming more and more common. Business, and the competive nature in most companies, means that people feel that if you want t be competitive in this world, you have to make the extra effort...and time is valuable... It seems people would rather work than eat, a proposition that I could never agree with personally..
: Don't know about Chinese in China but for the Chinese in
: Malaysia, we are no better than our western
: counterparts when it comes to fastfood - we are always
: "eating on the run". Mc Ds', KFC, yummmmm.
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I'd say the fast food 'eating on the run' is becoming more and more common. Business, and the competive nature in most companies, means that people feel that if you want t be competitive in this world, you have to make the extra effort...and time is valuable... It seems people would rather work than eat, a proposition that I could never agree with personally..
#5 Guest_mike_*
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Posted 04 June 2004 - 07:02 PM
Been around for awhile and i found that most peeps are the same. Eat on the run is a very common things to do now cept woth old folks who frowns on that. Believe mudcake can understand that as i too am from malaysia.
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: I'd say the fast food 'eating on the run' is becoming
: more and more common. Business, and the competive
: nature in most companies, means that people feel that
: if you want t be competitive in this world, you have
: to make the extra effort...and time is valuable...
: It seems people would rather work than eat, a
: proposition that I could never agree with personally..
:
: **************
: I'd say the fast food 'eating on the run' is becoming
: more and more common. Business, and the competive
: nature in most companies, means that people feel that
: if you want t be competitive in this world, you have
: to make the extra effort...and time is valuable...
: It seems people would rather work than eat, a
: proposition that I could never agree with personally..
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