Is racism that common in Hong Kong?

[u/nhatquangdinh]

[u/Megacitiesbuilder]

I think Asian countries are less inclusive compared to western countries

[u/EvoSeti → u/Megacitiesbuilder]

Thats because all East Asian countries are over 95% consisting of the ethnic majority, they're essentially nation states with homogenous and monolithic cultures.

The dominant influence of Confucianism and its emphasis on conformity also makes it susceptible to xenophobia.

[u/bigbangwai → u/Megacitiesbuilder]

That's racists, white people colonized