Perspective on the US from an expat working in China

[classicman]

Eh hem - This thread has nothing to do with China. There is another for that. This was about an external perspective of the U.S. or so I thought.

[Cicero]

Originally Posted by classicman

This was about an external perspective of the U.S. or so I thought.

From, and in contrast and comparison to, China.



Now there are two threads for that. Thank god. Couldn't do that in just one.

[classicman]

Originally Posted by Cicero

From, and in contrast and comparison to, China.

I really do not think he was comparing the two at all and even said he was not, at least once in his initial post. He also wrote that he would give his opinion on China in a seperate thread. I thought he very specifically tried NOT to compare one against the other, rather just to give us a perspective of America from "An American not in America." But thats just my take on it.

Originally Posted by Riddil

"After living in China for the past 1.5 years on a work assignment for my company, I've gained a lot of insight into how the US is perceived abroad, my owns gripes against my homeland, and even opened my eyes to a lot of the misperceptions of China. (I'll save perspective on China for some other post)."