Hardly. We don't often use Chinese words in English regardless of the context, presumably because English speakers find the terms difficult to remember or hard

Hardly. We don't often use Chinese words in English regardless of the context, presumably because English speakers find the terms difficult to remember or hard to pronounce. Chinese does exactly the same thing. I mean, is 盲文 [1] 'yellow' (euch--your terminology) washing? It meets the same standard. And how about China claiming to have invented high-speed rail, mobile payments and ecommerce? [2] No cries of racism for that one? Strange. There are many parallel examples. Edit: [1] 盲文 lit. blind language aka Braille in English, after its creator. [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_new_inventions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_new_inventions