https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/2021/02/will-travel-after-covid-still-be-fraught-for-asians/ TRAVELRACE IN AMERICA As Lunar New Year approaches, many Asians worry about future journeys COVID-19 fuels the latest wave of anti-Asian racism. Here’s how that affects global tourism. A SINGAPOREAN UNIVERSITY student was walking down a London street when he heard someone shout, “I don’t want your coronavirus in my country.” When the student turned, he said four men attacked him, giving him a bloody nose and a broken bone near his right eye. A similar story played out in Madrid, where a Chinese-American expat was so violently beaten that he woke up two days later in the hospital. He told police that all he remembers was hearing someone say “something about the coronavirus” before everything went black. Incidents like these occurred a few months after the novel coronavirus—the virus that causes COVID-19—was first reported in a market in Wuhan, China, in December 2019. As infection rates once again rise around the world, spurred by new, more contagious “super strains,” these attacks aren’t going away. From the United States to the United Kingdom, people who look Chinese are being targeted for racially motivated assaults, fueled by fear of a virus that knows no race, country of origin, political affiliation, or economic status. While this simmering racism has largely affected those already residing in a country, it’s causing Asians who travel to feel especially vulnerable in an increasingly fraught landscape. Tourism companies, too, may feel the effects, especially around Lunar New Year on February 12, which is normally Asia’s busiest travel season.
虽然ross幸灾乐祸之情从中文转述中可以体会到，但是英语原话看不出太多过分的言辞，你觉得呢？ That could help quicken the pace at which jobs and manufacturing are returning to the U.S. from overseas, he said. “I don’t want to talk about a victory lap over a very unfortunate, very malignant disease,” Ross told Fox on Thursday morning. “But the fact is, it does give businesses another thing to consider when they go through their review of their supply chain.” The coronavirus is “another risk factor that people need to take into account,” Ross said. ″I think it will help to accelerate the return of jobs to North America,” he said. “Some to the U.S., some to Mexico as well.”
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/2021/02/will-travel-after-covid-still-be-fraught-for-asians/ TRAVELRACE IN AMERICA As Lunar New Year approaches, many Asians worry about future journeys COVID-19 fuels the latest wave of anti-Asian racism. Here’s how that affects global tourism. A SINGAPOREAN UNIVERSITY student was walking down a London street when he heard someone shout, “I don’t want your coronavirus in my country.” When the student turned, he said four men attacked him, giving him a bloody nose and a broken bone near his right eye. A similar story played out in Madrid, where a Chinese-American expat was so violently beaten that he woke up two days later in the hospital. He told police that all he remembers was hearing someone say “something about the coronavirus” before everything went black. Incidents like these occurred a few months after the novel coronavirus—the virus that causes COVID-19—was first reported in a market in Wuhan, China, in December 2019. As infection rates once again rise around the world, spurred by new, more contagious “super strains,” these attacks aren’t going away. From the United States to the United Kingdom, people who look Chinese are being targeted for racially motivated assaults, fueled by fear of a virus that knows no race, country of origin, political affiliation, or economic status. While this simmering racism has largely affected those already residing in a country, it’s causing Asians who travel to feel especially vulnerable in an increasingly fraught landscape. Tourism companies, too, may feel the effects, especially around Lunar New Year on February 12, which is normally Asia’s busiest travel season.
虽然ross幸灾乐祸之情从中文转述中可以体会到，但是英语原话看不出太多过分的言辞，你觉得呢？ That could help quicken the pace at which jobs and manufacturing are returning to the U.S. from overseas, he said. “I don’t want to talk about a victory lap over a very unfortunate, very malignant disease,” Ross told Fox on Thursday morning. “But the fact is, it does give businesses another thing to consider when they go through their review of their supply chain.” The coronavirus is “another risk factor that people need to take into account,” Ross said. ″I think it will help to accelerate the return of jobs to North America,” he said. “Some to the U.S., some to Mexico as well.” bigjohn123456 发表于 2021-02-12 22:03
TRAVELRACE IN AMERICA As Lunar New Year approaches, many Asians worry about future journeys COVID-19 fuels the latest wave of anti-Asian racism. Here’s how that affects global tourism.
A SINGAPOREAN UNIVERSITY student was walking down a London street when he heard someone shout, “I don’t want your coronavirus in my country.” When the student turned, he said four men attacked him, giving him a bloody nose and a broken bone near his right eye.
A similar story played out in Madrid, where a Chinese-American expat was so violently beaten that he woke up two days later in the hospital. He told police that all he remembers was hearing someone say “something about the coronavirus” before everything went black.
Incidents like these occurred a few months after the novel coronavirus—the virus that causes COVID-19—was first reported in a market in Wuhan, China, in December 2019. As infection rates once again rise around the world, spurred by new, more contagious “super strains,” these attacks aren’t going away. From the United States to the United Kingdom, people who look Chinese are being targeted for racially motivated assaults, fueled by fear of a virus that knows no race, country of origin, political affiliation, or economic status.
While this simmering racism has largely affected those already residing in a country, it’s causing Asians who travel to feel especially vulnerable in an increasingly fraught landscape. Tourism companies, too, may feel the effects, especially around Lunar New Year on February 12, which is normally Asia’s busiest travel season.
这其实是一直所担心的。关注中。。。
都快成了人人喊打的过街老鼠，还在忙着内斗，网上网下你骂我我骂你。
世界从来没有对你友善的义务
没人和钱过不去
唉，真的，有些人一直在国内待着不受仇华影响，唯恐天下不乱。
那种掩耳盗铃式的操作也许在有的地方有效果，但在绝大多数的地方只会激起别人的更多的反弹。
可能以为出国了脸也跟着变白了 when you wake up asian you can only represent asian
直接受益者当然不会对钱过不去，当然会欢迎。但是他们在当地人口的比例能占到多少呢？
能从亚裔身上直接赚到钱的当然不会过不去，问题是，多少人觉得被亚洲人赚走了自己的钱和自己的工作机会呢？
白人怎么没帮着掩盖纳粹集中营呢？毕竟都是白人干的啊。
已经背了，这已经是事实了。只不过现在有些人觉得想不背锅的话得让中共倒掉，有些人觉得想不背锅的话得让中共做大，逼迫所有人相信中共。
这说的什么屁话！病毒本来就来自武汉病毒研究所，这还有什么好洗白的？！
你这么确认，那是武汉病毒所的，病毒所的死全家。 不是的话，你死全家。
公平吗？
难道不是因为你主子自己遮遮掩掩几个月让病毒流传到世界各地现在还拒绝人家调查导致的么？那么多其他pandemic有没有发源地被歧视的？因为人家首先不是人为的其次没有故意拖延几个月让全世界都遭殃！
从黄巾到黄巢到李自成到太平天国到ＴＧ的一贯手段， 先烧了你的家，抢光了你的财产， 然后给你两条路，要么跟着我们一起去杀去抢，要么饿死。
现在ＴＧ的做法也一模一样， 你要么跟ＴＧ一起，造谣说病毒和ＴＧ无关， 要么就自己承受因为covid引起的各种hate crime吧。
是的，德国人现在在世界上能堂堂正正做人，是因为纳粹倒掉了，而不是因为纳粹ass cover得好 很多中国人想不通这个道理
证明国内受到的教育好，包括大义灭亲，之类的教育
堵住嘴有啥用。。。又不是墙内。。。
是真相到底是什么，这么多人遭殃
问题是只要有一个不大的百分比人充满敌意就足以构成威胁了，黄皮肤的处境会很难
所以回去安全
我觉得受歧视的原因不会是因为这个原因。受歧视的原因，是因为明明是自己的病毒，然后初期各种隐瞒不报。千方百计不停地赖在其他国家。
这个 赖得掉吗？ 你家闯了祸 也这么个赖法？
对付国内屁民太好用了，以为可以推广到全世界用
这件事如果查不出来，没有人来谢罪负责，那华裔才会更倒霉。战狼反正也出不了国，毫无影响。
没什么好谈的，逻辑链是：土共的锅→谁让你们不反共→华人活该被歧视
纽约的亚裔被打了，能加快中共倒台吗？
这个评论非常犀利，手动点赞。
病毒刚在武汉爆发的时候，商务部长Ross说疫情利好美国，美国就业更多讲再次伟大。 按这个道理，美国人应该感谢川粉功夫病毒给他们带来更多工作，看到亚裔面孔应该欣喜。
China’s deadly coronavirus could be good for US jobs, manufacturing, says Trump Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross
虽然ross幸灾乐祸之情从中文转述中可以体会到，但是英语原话看不出太多过分的言辞，你觉得呢？
That could help quicken the pace at which jobs and manufacturing are returning to the U.S. from overseas, he said. “I don’t want to talk about a victory lap over a very unfortunate, very malignant disease,” Ross told Fox on Thursday morning. “But the fact is, it does give businesses another thing to consider when they go through their review of their supply chain.” The coronavirus is “another risk factor that people need to take into account,” Ross said. ″I think it will help to accelerate the return of jobs to North America,” he said. “Some to the U.S., some to Mexico as well.”
作为海外华人，当务之急是向美国人科普病毒来自的特里克堡被军运会美军带到武汉，要不然外国人总有种病毒来自武汉的错觉，很讨厌
之前国内的不也是歧视湖北人么。
认命呗，不然还能怎么样。越描越黑。
过段时间就好了。人的忘性也大。
这句话很犀利啊，两种可能性都很小，看来只能接受背锅了
这就属于怕海外华人死得不够快呀，吼吼
华人大妈快去街头跪下认罪！
没有比华人大妈更坚定地认为中国有罪的了。华人大妈快去国会山外面跪下认罪道歉吧。
说的是什么屁话！撒谎，逃避责任只能让别人更反感。 至少应该有个坦诚的态度，有个大国应该有的负责任的态度。到处战狼宣传，到处给其他国家甩锅，有用吗？去年厉害国都用这些招数搞了一年了，有用吗？全世界只会越来越讨厌中国人。全球华人跟着背锅。
所以一定强调政治正确啊， 没有政治正确，不管ＴＧ还有强国人干的什么烂事， 美华都得背锅。
这段话我在知乎上看到人咬牙切齿地描述了好多次 用来形容美国人幸灾乐祸人性低劣
没想到原文这么温和
CCP在营造全世界人都迫害自己 只有自己是白莲花 这方面 真是一绝
知道中国老百姓吃攘外必先安内这一套 哪怕自己恨CCP恨得牙痒痒 只要知道有外部敌人 也一定是统一战线团结对外 所以天天给百姓树靶子
要认罪也是你们这种不要脸的五毛 关人家美国大妈什么事 滚吧
国人都认为武汉闹新冠的时候，美国人幸灾乐祸，然而他们举的证据都是Ross的这段话。这就是宣传的力量
客观而言，如果证实这个来自政权，那么是政权的罪过，而不是中国人的罪过。如果莫名其妙是中国民众造成，那么在世人眼里就是中国人，大陆民众的罪过。 哪个更严重？你这个自封的50cent，顾名思义，当然是情愿中国民众背锅，也不愿意大陆政权背锅。
那怎么办呀，你把你工作让给他们？
忘了十几亿国人民是党的铜墻铁壁了。海华也被绑上架火上烤。
那华人屁股该坐哪里？你的屁股坐那里？
该坐在习包子哪里？该让洗习包子统治世界命运共同体？该跪着习包子面前，皇帝一统天下，先收了台湾？在收拾美国？
在洗包子领导下中国就像北朝鲜，你要把你屁股撅起来有的是机会。
道理难道不是德国人是白人，中国人不是白人吗？
re。就算搞hate crime的人知道是CCP政府的错，他们估计连护照都没有，更别提搞定签证去中国了，还指望一帮川粉提着枪去围攻中南海吗？倒是随手打几个红州的黄皮比较方便。
日本人现在在世界上人缘远远好过大陆人，他们是白人吗？企图把祸水引到肤色上，只有大陆邪政权及支持它的邪民。
主要是资本家怕共产主义，战后反共是主流。二战这点小仇可以忽略不计。毕竟都是资本主义阵营。
exactly～～
re，ccp摔不甩锅，搞hate crime的人一样还是会搞。他们的想法很简单粗暴的，还指望他们能分清ccp还是中国人、亚裔？根本分不清，也不care。
日本人的教科书抹杀二战侵略史，不赔款不道歉，年年参拜靖国神社，你觉得日本人在世界上有没有堂堂正正的做人？
信口开河数你行
对于已经移民的亚裔，你认为屁股坐到哪边合适? 不过无论往那边坐，都应该希望病毒不是来自实验室。
如果说病毒不是来自于武汉研究所，又有什么好怕的呢？那么众目睽睽之下也不是那么容易踩脏陷害的啊。如果病毒就是来自于武汉研究所管理不规范造成的，你嘴里的SB 能坐在火盆上cover 一辈子吗？最终不也是纸里包不住🔥吗？别那么迫不及待的叫别人SB，谁是真SB 还不知道呢
嗯，病毒来自美国，你赢了。
说的好，听其言观其行，实在令人不齿。作到这个下场也是意料之中的事。
的确是这样，去年夏天在意大利几个转了转，吃饭住宿景点不断被问是不是从亚洲飞过去的、航班恢复了多少，然后我说我是从隔壁大区过来玩的，看得出对方失望。。。民生在哪儿都一样
嘿,你"黄皮黄皮"叫的真欢.....事实是蓝州hate crime 多N倍
没有商家跟钱过不去，但是其他游客还有当地人也许会特别对亚裔不友善
傻子才不给老百姓竖靶子呢。
难不成你认为美国政府近年来针对中国的说法和行为，不是在给美国老百姓竖靶子？竖靶子永远是转移老百姓视线的好办法 - 当然，具体实施还要看这个需求有多强以及树了靶子之后对自己有多大帮助。