It depends on the context. So it's important HOW you say it actually. If it is takes someone too long to do something, you can say "hadi canım, hadi!" to tell them to hurry. If someone says something unbelievable, or makes a joke you can't believe, you can say "hadi canım!" to show that you don't believe what that person says. It's like, "come on, don't try to fool me" If you're very surprised after you heard something, again you can say "hadi canım!"

First notebook entry: Introducing myself

AssalamuEleykum Selamın aleyküm dostlar , Merhaba !

Aleyküm selam :)

Türkçe öğrenme sorunu~bana yardım eder misiniz? o,O

Türkiye'yi ve Türk insanlarını seviyorum. Ancak bu gün<strike> Ben</strike> zor bir zaman öğrenme vardı çevrimiçi Türk. (I don't understand what you mean here. Today you had a hard time learning Turkish and there were some Turks online? What's the relation?)
Ve <strike>en</strike> kızların yapacağı dil değişimi istiyorum. ("dil değişimi" <em>is</em> language exchange, but it sounds too <em>translated</em>. We don't use such a phrase) Ve kızların bana dil öğrenmede yardımcı olmasını istiyorum. = I want girls to help me in language learning.
Ama bazı erkekler sadece benimle webcam istiyor<strike>um</strike>
Onlar bana öğretmek istediğini söyledi, ben de ekledim.

Merak ediyorum neden,
Neden bu kadar çok Türk erkek webcam'de <strike>aşk</strike> seks peşinde? (It's not "aşk" what they're after! It's sex!) Türk kültürü? (HAYIR!!!!!! NO NO NO)
Ben arkadaşlar edinmek ve dil öğrenme için burada sadece am. =/ Ben sadece arkadaş edinmek ve dil öğrenmek için burdayım = I'm only here for making friends and learning language.

Ben Türk erkekler<strike>den</strike>in yardımına ihtiyacım var

<strike>Ben Türk erkeklerden yardıma ihtiyacım var.</strike> (Asyalı kızlara aşık olan herhangi bir Türk erkeği var mı?) Türk erkekleri Asyalı kızlara aşık olur mu? Tercihiniz<strike>e</strike> hakkında bilgi verin :)

 What does "China vs rest of the human population" mean for God's sake! I thought you must be an <em>American</em> after I read it, and on your profile I saw it's true.

As far as I observe people from every country can hold prejudices about people from some other country. It is easier if they belong to a different race. There is a stereotype for Chinese people, but during the WW2 Americans included the Japanese in it too. Means, the stereotype even wasn't about Chinese people, was only for alienating them.

Your question is not about "Chinese culture", it's about the representation of Chinese (maybe all Asian nations) in your society, media, etc etc. You should study it.

There can not be a classification like "people from X country" and "the rest of the world" anyways!

It is better to live in country than in city

With the development of industry, more and more pollution is coming out in cities.Citizens/city-dwellers have to put up with noise, harmful smoke and dirt. The air is not clean enought for people, especially in the downtown areas. The majority of citizens are tired of overcrowded conditions and bad environment. But in the country, the condition is obviously different.
Just as more and more people are begining to realize, there are many advantages in country life. Despite of the fact that I have never lived in the country, I feel that life down there seems to be very pleasant and fulfilling. The most important part of country life is ther closeness on gains to nature. (..is being close to the gains of nature? ....is what we gain by being close to the nature?) By just stepping out of a house and looking around, one can see trees, grass, animals, and everything nature has to offer us.

So I think it is better to live in the country than in the city.