Chinese culture is fundamentally opposed to American culture
laughing at how we live our lives and making a mockery of us
spit on "western values"
I appreciate that your background and personal experiences may give you a special perspective on China-related topics, but you need to share that with others in a much more neutral way if you want to post about this here.
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19951595 and marked it off-topic.
I hate to say it too, but statements such as yours, filled with sweeping generalisations, oversimplifications and us-vs-them outgroup nonsense like they want to "spit on our values" usually turn out to be very very far from accurate, and indeed say more about the speaker than the subject at hand. Chip on your shoulder much?
I'd like to think - and have generally observed - that 99% of people from anywhere are not in fact greedy sociopaths, but instead decent people trying to live good lives inside their own cultural and economic context.
On the other hand, I have met few folks that defend the Communist party, and the values of an autocratic government, and these people were almost all late comer (they came in the US for masters, or later in life), and still on some kind of visa.
So, given enough time, and a green card the overall attitude changes a lot, and makes folks value the US lifestyle more.
As for second and third gen, the well educated ones are all very Americanized.