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Growing Anti-Chinese sentiments in Europe amidst the Wuhan Coronavirus storm
(07 Feb) Half Vietnamese-Cambodian Sana (phonetic translation) grew up in Paris. This day she got on a bus as usual but attracted disgusting looks and insults from passengers on board. "There is a Chinese woman on the bus! She is going to infect us. She should not go outside. She should have stayed at home!" A passenger told others. People stared at her like she was a virus carrier. No one was willing to speak up for her.
Not long ago, there were reports that a Chinese tourist was spat at in Venice. Korean student Sumin Hwang, 23 year old, and other Asian students were suspended by Conservatorio Santa Cecilia di Roma. A petition in Canada was signed by more than 10,000 people demanding Chinese students to stay off the campus. Advice like "do not to go to Asian supermarkets and restaurants" went viral on social media. A British student wrote to The Guardian stating the currently rampant racism in the United Kingdom was "worse than the virus". Chinatowns in Europe became "the source of virus" that locals should try to avoid.
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Source: The Storm Media
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Growing Anti-Chinese sentiments in Europe amidst the Wuhan Coronavirus storm
(07 Feb) Half Vietnamese-Cambodian Sana (phonetic translation) grew up in Paris. This day she got on a bus as usual but attracted disgusting looks and insults from passengers on board. "There is a Chinese woman on the bus! She is going to infect us. She should not go outside. She should have stayed at home!" A passenger told others. People stared at her like she was a virus carrier. No one was willing to speak up for her.
Not long ago, there were reports that a Chinese tourist was spat at in Venice. Korean student Sumin Hwang, 23 year old, and other Asian students were suspended by Conservatorio Santa Cecilia di Roma. A petition in Canada was signed by more than 10,000 people demanding Chinese students to stay off the campus. Advice like "do not to go to Asian supermarkets and restaurants" went viral on social media. A British student wrote to The Guardian stating the currently rampant racism in the United Kingdom was "worse than the virus". Chinatowns in Europe became "the source of virus" that locals should try to avoid.
Continue reading:
https://telegra.ph/Growing-Anti-Chinese-sentiments-in-Europe-amidst-the-Wuhan-Coronavirus-storm-02-18-2
Source: The Storm Media
https://www.storm.mg/lifestyle/2265534
#Discrimination #AntiAsian #AntiChinese #Coronavirus #WuhanPneumonia
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Growing Anti-Chinese sentiments in Europe amidst the Wuhan Coronavirus storm
BeWater Half Vietnamese-Cambodian Sana (phonetic translation) grew up in Paris. This day she got on a bus as usual but attracted disgusting looks and insults from passengers on board. "There is a Chinese woman on the bus! She is going to infect us. She should…