Gold (Au) has been known and valued from earliest time. A yellow noble metal in group IB of the periodic table used for jewellery, ornaments and coinage. It occurs either as free metal or combines as telluride, usually in veins of quartz and pyrite (an ore of iron sulphur “FeS2” also called fool gold). Like silver, it is used for its high conductivity in printed circuits. The main use of gold is as currency because of its unaltered nature neither oxidized in air nor dissolved by alkalis or pure acids. Gold is a monetary system in which a standard currency unit equals a fixed weight. Central banks exchange currency for gold and vice versa.
Gold Rush is a general term for an influx of gold prospectors following the discovery of a new gold field from 1848-1915, in three countries, Americas, Australia and South Africa. In North America, three main gold strikes attracted thousands of Chinese prospectors. In California (1849), Colorado (1858-59) and the Klondike (1897). The Chinese took all the possibility of suffering, harm, loss etc for their great ambition, willingness to gamble with life for gold is a worthy cause rather than going back empty handed.
Chinese were grouped and fastened together at mine fields having a distinct long twisted strand of hair down to his backside. Their intention were also to include America to be their home land. There is famous portrait of a white man capturing a runway Chinese stealing the white man gold: running with great speed trying to hold him by the tail of his hair.
“The Chinese exclusion acts” was a gale of warning issued against immigration of Orientals to the US. The first, passed in 1879, stemmed from anti-Chinese agitation on the west coast of the US. President Hayes vetoed the act on the grounds that it abrogated the Burlingame Treaty (1868), which allowed unlimited Chinese immigration. But in 1882 the second act suspended immigration for 10 years and in 1902 the suspension was made indefinite.
The Chinese culture differs by its state of religion to have greater opposition to Christianity.
The Christian say: you can't take it with you no matter how rich!
The Chinese say: yes you can! Insisting you can take it to after life. Money and any object desired including a house can be made out of card board or light wood, burned to become available in the next life, in smoky form.
The field of science and technology is more difficult to digest than spears and knives Confucius best defense.
"Posok" is a name given to Chinese by Indonesians meaning a human made at toilet to indicate the direct link in manners to the Dragon. Pride dominates the race in arrogance standing victoriously. The good human is neither here nor there. The rich controls the poor driven by steams of passion, fashion and pay checks. There is no magical spirit to be discovered; the heart is lost can't capture the light for inspirational gain, to live not by the skill but by the sweetness of sound set to sale. Chinese are born to be verses for Dragon uplifting; money makes so much sense in the mind; it is like being the big prince; he takes the cash in hand and wave the rest. Help is finding a witch who belongs to the devil's club setting him a new plan for an up start business while the dice moves, for a quick grab of money. His business has no law but an evil law and no conscience such as chopping down trees without planting again. The business that has money calling. Child prostitution, drugs and illegal immigration are considered pleasant businesses.
Gold is God, also the best of all monopoly profits and the remedy to all sad things.
The Christian say: when you build your dream on gold and money the future is an uncertainty also exclude others from having diversity.
He is also addicted to exaggeration that he can't tell the truth without lying. To forgive is the most difficult job. He cannot separate past events from present, like a weak man, he puts an exaggerated stress on himself rather than change mind and death is “rest in peace”. A man who fears is never a gentleman like a dried plant has no roots to grow. The woman travels in a circle spending money on favorite items to gather happy moments.
A Chinese man is not different than a Jewish man. A Jewish man will remain a fifteen year until he dies. What babies do is cute but not when he is forty lacking the spirit of God, staying shy, timid and fearful. Marriage ceremonies urges cash donation. When he becomes a Christian, he expects the Holy Spirit to descend with a line of money matching with his ambitious greed to acquire gold. As he/she stands at a receiving end, he/she uses love as a weapon renewing it now and then to maintain buildings that wear miracle center under the blood of Christ. If there is critical moment, he consults the Holy Spirit for an answer that suite his wish. He is confused between the act of his false God “money” and the state of being a Christian, blending the two ingredients together under the name of Allah. If you try to teach him something about honesty, you are chasing a circle; the mind has no ears to listen. The blood of Christ is the ground for enjoying the objects of desire; long live the blood. His conscience easily allows him to act as a shadow of God, having telephone to call God at any shortcoming things. Adultery rejoices with the Chinese people, considered to be the royal road for sex and pride. How foolish to spend money on prostitutes?
The culture keeps him fighting for women so his eyes can shine before men. There is one way to beat the odds that is get the attractive woman first to prove you are worthy.
If you are working under him you feel like part of a group of convicts chained together for work outdoors.
He never looses his boy image. Revenge is his answer for any blind act. When he gives money to someone, he looks like there is a boot stamp on his face coupled with a brief anger.
In brief Chinese are cowards flinch and traitors who's goal in life is to live on others so others may die. Like a group of mosquitoes able to transmit diseases; he is an tribute to the Dragon, born to keep the flying dragon glide until the Second Coming.