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Jade Chinese
Would Chinese comic fans think these ideas are offensive?
I have a Chinese superhero called the Jade Cricket. He fights crime in Chinatown and has a sometimes partner called the Golden Tiger. They also fight communism in China and one of the supervillains they fight is the Red Guardian. I’m curious to know if people would like this or find it offensive? Please let me know. Thank you.
They’ll probably get that, “why did they choose those names?” kind of feeling. But that is far from offended. I’m sure some of the people that read it will kind of think they only have those names because they’re Chinese. But, then again, there’s always that one guy that picks everything apart to find a racial conspiracy..Good Luck. ಠ_ಠ
Working Jade
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Hand Carved Brown Jade Tea Set Tea drinking was a feature of Chinese cultural life for thousands of years. From the end of the 17th century, tea was shipped from China to Europe as part of the export of exotic spices and luxury good. Intricately hand carved and polished from ornamental brown jade, this traditional Chinese tea set is one of a kind for collection and will provide an interesting focus wherever place. For decorativ… |
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Chinese Jade Flute $34.99 This beautiful flute is made from green jade. It is for decoration only. Even it makes beautiful sound but it cannot be used as an instrument. It is 17 inches long and handmade in China…. |
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Baum Brothers Galaxy Jade-Green Appetizer Plate, Fine China Dinnerware Baum Brothers Galaxy Jade-Green Appetizer Plate – Green Center,Lines,Brown Sponge Rim… |
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An Introduction to the Chinese Opera, Vol. 1: Kun Opera; Sichuan Opera $9.99 … |
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Jade Tongue $14.34 Sung in English, Taiwanese, and Mandarin Chinese, this collection of songs range from traditional Taiwanese folk song to Shyu’s original compositions reminiscent of avant-garde jazz and contemporary classical music. Difficult to categorize, it is a personal and authentic statement from a young woman born in America from Taiwanese and East Timorese immigrant parents, and a result of a prodigy-l… |
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