The Chinese and the sea.

What I wanted to write today. Continuing the theme of the Chinese orientation feature.
Here I wrote the last post:
The Chinese and their orientation.

A bit from the same series, but on the other hand.
The Chinese at sea.
Everyone knows the pictures of the sea, where hundreds of Chinese people swim in circles.
Why in circles? Because they practically do not know how to swim. Therefore, the Chinese squeeze into a circle, sail away from the surf line, and swing there in circles for hours.
But the problem is that they, not knowing how to swim, often swim in these circles quite far from the coast, and drift there.
They don’t even have the idea that the circle might be blown away, but they don’t know how to swim. By the way, they laugh at his son that he always puts on a life jacket when going on a boat or on a scooter at sea. Well, our son is not with Chinese thinking, cases before the fig knows bad. By the way, the last case, a guy drowned on our beach 16 years ago a month ago, went out to sea on a scooter and disappeared, searched for the whole evening, mother ran along the beach, searched. Frost on the skin. The next day, the body nailed somewhere to the shore. God forbid anyone. Therefore, the vest should always be worn. The Chinese rarely wear.
In theory, if you follow the logic, a person who does not know how to swim, should flounder somewhere near the shore, getting his feet to the bottom. But the logic of the Chinese is not available to us, and here again we are faced with this very strange "orientation" in space. We don’t know how to swim, they swim far from the shore, and the circle gives them a morally drop dead "reliable" protection, apparently. :))) It is impossible to convince them, the son tried on his Chinese friends. They laugh at him, that he is always in a vest. Although, I note, our son swims perfectly, he once received 1 place in junior competitions. He just knows how dangerous the sea is. And the Chinese do not want to know. Carelessness?
Positive. In general, I took drift from the Chines on the circle for a long time, I realized how cool it is, and I myself have long been lying in the circle on the waves, sunbathing on horseback. :)))
And I really like it. I don’t like waves, I don’t like to jump in them, I like a calm sea in calm, like in a pool, so for me a circle got into it, swam away, and roll to your health. :)))
But in the crowd of Chinese, as in the photo below, I have never been and never plan. :)))

In general, the Chinese often just walk on the sea, they do not sunbathe, many do not even swim, they just walk, eat and walk their children. If bathed, then closed, many right in their clothes. Many are masked.
And the majority comes to the sea after 5 pm, when the sun begins to set, a shadow appears. and no need to be afraid of tanning. Tanning for the Chinese is a terrible thing. He immediately turns into a peasant, not an office worker. Well, this is with all Asians if you don’t know. Tanned skin is a sign of disorder in life and peasant work.
By the way, long nails on the hands of Chinese men are also from the same series, they say, "I’m not digging in the ground."
Well, and with long nails it’s convenient to play backgammon - to play dice. :))) In short, a lot for what. :)))
So at the hotel on the beach during the day and evenings in season.