“Overall, we have high hopes for hybrid technology. In terms of how important it is to the Chinese market we are slowly releasing products and looking at how they do. But we think there are still more Chinese consumers who want to simply buy a car that fits their needs rather than buy a hybrid. By needs I mean a… Read more
I understand the need to be in the loop - but christ sake man, talking to people and meals should be communicating. I found it really hard to talk to people regularly a while back because i was guilty of being on my phone all the time. But then i realised, if was doing that, I'd never meet awesome people.
Who knows… Read more
Oh of course - but how are these people ever going to meet someone awesome? I mean, I was at the bar a few nights ago with some friends. I, saw a really pretty girl sitting there reading her phone. At her table were 2 other girls and a guy doing the same. I went over and just started to charm them while my friends… Read more
Seriously! I agree. Life is important! I remember there was some anti texting law for driving/walking. When I first saw it, I thought, wtf - do people need a law to tell them that it's dumb not to look at the road when walking/driving? But now, i believe people need to learn to relax and let life happen. Read more
Don't worry about it. To others, it just looks like you're a better mannered person =]. My mother has a smartphone and she's on it all the time (She's a stock broker), but whenever she's eating or in a group she always puts on vibrate and then stuffs her phone in her purse. She would glare at me if I didn't put my… Read more
hahaha - you make a good point, i mean conversation is conversation. Though I think if your face to face, you should talk face to face particularly in a group setting. If you're face to face with one other person and you converse through text, that's fine! or the whole group is conversing through text, it's just that… Read more
I actually think that female dude might be a girl and that Zhao was using a term of endearment to say Xue Di and that might mean she's poking fun at her friend being a girl but looking like a guy. But I asked Chinese people to look at the transcripts and they said he's a he and not a she ;-; Read more
