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annie40 發表於 15-2-23 21:35
回覆 FattyDaddy 的帖子
死嘞,講講下離題添。自己的閱讀能力差,只能盡量說出自己的想法,答不上題,還望 ... Yep, straying off topic now. I'll try to steer it back towards SIS.
When I say international schools should adopt an ethnic neutral stance, I mean the school should not emphasize on any one ethnicity, especially for a school like SIS. If they say "We Chinese blah blah blah", how are the Malay and Indian and Tamil Singaporeans going to feel? Also, not emphasizing is not asking any student to deny their roots, I have not heard of any international school doing that.
As for ethnic Chinese 竹昇 raised in foreign countries marrying each other, the truth is it depends on gender and skin colour, while culture tend to be the lesser factor. Having lived in UK for over a decade, what I observed were as follows, and I believe the situation is similar in all western countries where Caucasians are predominant:-
Chinese Men - Chinese Women (common)
Caucasian Men - Chinese Women (just as common)
Chinese Men - Caucasian Women (not so common)
Chinese Men or Women - Brown skinned Men or Women (rare)
Chinese Men or Women - Black skinned Men or Women (very rare)
(By "Chinese" I mean the ethnic Chinese 竹昇 raised there)
The reasons behind the above phenomenon are complex and definitely way off topic. Reality is, if you have a daughter living and studying in a western country, you better be mentally prepared for the possibility of having Eurasian grandchildren, but you could be reasonably relaxed if you are worried about having brown or black descendants :)
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