24 A Set of Old Stamps 6yr

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This really was a barbaric town.
"Ching-Chong'" was a term used to look down on Chinese people. It was a stereotype that Americans didn't understand the Chinese accent—this could be traced back to the late 1800s and early 1900s, when most Chinese immigrants came from the Canton area.
Those immigrants all spoke Cantonese, which, to Americans, sounded like a variation of "ching,""chong,""ling,""long," and other such sounds. Because of this, they had used that as a nickname for east Asians.
As time passed, that nickname had become the equivalent of an insult and a form of discrimination, which was illegal under American law.
While Li Du clenched his fists, Hans stormed out and cursed at the buffy man, "Bast*rd, shut your sh*thole up! Did you eat too much sh*t today? Is that why it's so stinky? Do you usually kiss your children with such stench as well?"
Hans's comeback was truly quite effective, as just a moment later, the black guy expectantly shouted back, "Are you looking to die, whitey? Do you not know whose territory this is?"
At this, Hans showed him his knife and mocked, "This knife says that this is my territory!"
As the crowd surrounded them, a white man with aviator