Chansons francaises 2000. Chinese Immigrant who Went the Wrong Way Insulted Hong Kong Immigration Officer | Dictionary of Politically Incorrect Hong Kong Cantonese. A video titled with “蛻變中的蝗蟲在深圳灣入境大堂對入境長官及所有香港人的羞辱” (a metamorphosing locust insulted immigration officer and all Hongkonger at Shenzhen Bay customs) was uploaded today and it has already became the hottest topic on Youtube and forums. The info of the original uploader says that the woman, who is a new immigrant of Hong Kong, didn’t have permit but she insisted to use the more convenient e-channel to cross the border. In the video, she insulted the immigration officer for not being able to understand Mandarin and implied that Cantonese is not a human language. She also said Hong Kong was nothing special even though she is a new immigrant of there. Comment from Youtube (original video) hws209: Bit**: “Hong Kong is nothing special!”. Then move back to China, idiotZeroKong0213 : The immigration officer has backbone!
Ohs : She is a new immigrant. The incident was reported in Hong Kong media and spread to Mainland Chinese Weibo via a Guangzhou Cantonese. The quality of some Mainlander are low. Hong Kong advert calls Chinese mainlanders 'locusts' 1 February 2012Last updated at 07:40 Some Hong Kong residents have protested against an influx of mainland mothers to give birth A group of Hong Kong residents have placed an advertisement in a popular tabloid calling people from mainland China ''locusts''. The full-page advertisement in Apple Daily was funded by donations from a web-based group. The term is an insult commonly used on the web by some of the city's residents to refer to mainlanders. It comes as tensions escalate in Hong Kong over China's increasing influence and the influx of mainland visitors. The advert, which warned of possible social conflict, contained lines such as "Hong Kongers have had enough! " The donors, who raised more than HK$100,000 ($13,000, £8,200) for the advertisement in less than a week, also called for the government to stop the ''unlimited infiltration'' of mainlanders.
"Why are mainland mothers flooding in to take up resources in public hospitals, getting our benefits and social welfare? '' Hong Kong, Gateway To China, 1938.
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