How can you pretend to know what I know from my own culture, when I've heard it from my own ancestors. It's similar to "playing a Game of Bridge's". Read the rules in Chinese correctly, before being so close-minded. What is "in a person's mind" is represented on a board, so what's in a player's territory has to be preserved, that's another strategy, that you refuse to "see", because you're Westerners. I'll teach you why Tai Chi is used as a peace symbol, when black and white and light and dark are "reunited together or when the "Sun and Moon" are together, to "represent peace". How could you pretend you know more than the native speakers do when you're so "biased" against them in your own culture? Let go of any misconceptions and don't misinterpret "anything" and jump into conclusions, don't be fooled by "any" mediatic propaganda when you don't even speak their language. When will you learn that you also belong to a culture/societies, that "gave you ideas or planted impressions" about things, right? When you have heard it from another person's PoV? When will you see an learn, that's also a social/cultural bias? If you truly want to know what a person another culture means, don't even be fooled by Westerners' explanation of it, even that's a mediatic "propaganda". That's what everyone should do, another solution for "misinterpretation". You don't even speak their language, how can you know what they mean in their society? If you truly want to stop racism, learn it from a native/local speaker's PoV, you'll see the difference in Japanese too. No wonder why some Japanese are so angry at Americans, they even misunderstand their symbols. How can you pretend to know what they want to mean, when their symbol's meaning's even "translated" by Westerners? That's one way to stop racism radically, to hear it from a native speaker's mouth? For you're also socially/biased in your own culture/societies?
Let go of any misconceptions, even what you hear/ on TV and online. Even the idea of out/in is completely wrongly translated, even the symbol used to represent things are wrongly misinterpreted, even their heartfelt thanks. Hasn't USA also done it to Al-Kayda. If you really, truly do wish to speak racism, you need to hear it directly from a localinterpreter's/translator's mouth. Haven't you learnt from your own preconceived ideas/errors about India, Israel, Palestine. For the concquer writes down history and uses his own imagination to retrace societal behaviour? What you think is evil for you in their civilization, "might/could" not be for them? I'm not being close-minded at all, I'm being a historian, pointing/showing you out another side of it. I've seen why both sides can never understand each other, and believe me, you are mistaken. Why are you so close-minded? Did you hear yourself, calling it "bull" and "crap" because it's not what your society has told you it is? How can you learn any languages this way then? Even a man/woman was or would mean something else in ancient Chinese.
Would=intention= I wish. The sentence is also completely read upside down, and from left to right. In Latin, it's read from right to left, no? Why can't you see, you've even misunderstood their Tai Chi symbol=Tian Xia Tai Ping, which would mean when dark/light or when the Sun and the Moon, get together for an eternal festival and are married in Heaven. Which is why the Tai Chi is used to represent a game of Wei Qi, meaning "wanting or wishing World Peace". Everything is symbolic in Chinese, even the Sun and the Moon's character's original meaning? Look at the Tai Chi symbol carefully in a mirror, do you see a Sun/Darkness contained in a World, in one Universe or as one? So it would mean : may Orient and Occident join in together to "have/govern" Heaven as a team.
Let me explain or tell you, in our minds, we see the Light/Dark completely upside down, which is why you think it's a Satanist cult or worshipping the Devil when we use it, when for us, it's a Peace symbol and we're worshipping nothing, just describing light/dark in our mind. You're calling it "bc" =, because you're refusing even point-blank to read the characters correctly. Start by reading everything from left to right, you'll see why you have it wrong in Asia/Orient. See it, and feel it and read it their way first. Even the way Oriental people perceive creation is different from your Christian Bible's way of seeing it. No wonder why you can't agree with each other; even the Sun and Moon's geographical course/position is different from the West in our minds, keep these thoughts in mind. Right Jason, isn't it why they've even mistaken some Indian religion as devil worshipping/heathens when they're oding to their Sun Gods? You're living geographically on the right hemisphere, and them on them on the left hemisphere, that's why. If I've gone too far with my psychological deductions, forgive me. I've been living in Canada for 25 years and seen/read on both rhetorical sides, lol, even in French I can tell you right away what each characters mean in my head and sound like in my ears. I'm telling why Jewish and Arabic people aren't happy about the way you've translated things. Even a Native Ameridian's/First Nation thoughts, I can communicate with them even without them teaching me their language.
