1. Donald Trump and his supporters have blasted Democratic Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib for calling the president a “m**********r” last week, but back in 2011, Trump himself used the term to describe the Chinese. 2. Chinese tourists accounted for about a quarter of all visitors to the U.S. from Asia. Last year, about 3 million tourists traveled from China to the U.S., according to Commerce Department data. Barnes said Chinese tourists stay an average of 18 nights and spend an average of almost $7,000 per trip, which is about 50% more than the average international traveler to the U.S. That's why Chinese tourism has been a boon to the U.S. services industry. In fact, Barnes said, the money spent in the United States by tourists is considered a U.S. export, offsetting the trade deficit between the U.S. and China. Instead of thanking the Chinese tourists for offsetting the US trade deficits, the US law enforcement agencies are subjecting them to harassment, insult and humiliation, interrogating them like criminals, including immigration checks and home visits. Once in the US, Chinese tourists are exposed to Donald Trump's habitual obscenities in public rallies, television, radio, newspapers, journals and other media. What would be the consequences to the Chinese society if Chinese tourists get into the habit of uttering obscenities like Trump, especially in front of their children and whoever else is there? Are such obscenities the so-called American values and Trump's legacy to America and the world?
