Quote from: ReadRothbard on December 29, 2021, 02:29:00 PMI find it hard to believe that men 5-6+ inches taller than the national average are receiving serious height discrimination for being short, but then again, I haven't been there. Still, it seems weird to me.
I’m originally from China and I lived in one of the tallest provinces where average height is 5 9 or 175 cm. (In some provinces the average height is only 169 cm). Almost no one around me considered 180 cm short, and we considered 185 cm tall. Many people do think 175 cm is a bit short despite it’s the average height, but still not short enough to receive height discrimination. Under 170 cm is a different story though. Some say males under 170 cm are disabled.
Quote from: SuchLL on December 29, 2021, 03:45:39 PMI’m originally from China and I lived in one of the tallest provinces where average height is 5 9 or 175 cm. (In some provinces the average height is only 169 cm). Almost no one around me considered 180 cm short, and we considered 185 cm tall. Many people do think 175 cm is a bit short despite it’s the average height, but still not short enough to receive height discrimination. Under 170 cm is a different story though. Some say males under 170 cm are disabled.
It's hard to tell if one's 169 or 170. Both figures are too close. 169 is considered slightly taller in some provinces.
Quote from: ilovescience on December 30, 2021, 03:42:37 AMIt's hard to tell if one's 169 or 170. Both figures are too close. 169 is considered slightly taller in some provinces.
True. People in different provinces can be very different.
Quote from: SuchLL on December 29, 2021, 01:12:53 PMMaybe people around you are too tall or you go to 知乎 a lot where everyone is 180+ cm there…?
China's online forums are crowded with insanities and fantasies so O.C stloads of users won't admit they are actually under 170cm or even 180cm.
But Internet can kinda reveal the reality so it does make sense when it comes to how heightism China is being.
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