As far as the Americans I contact are concerned, they often think that China is barbaric, autocratic, corrupt and hypocritical.

Their impression of China people is often conservative, rigid, indifferent, snobbish, secular, obsessed with powerful people, hidebound, timid, submit to humiliation and have ulterior motives. ...

I won't argue with them about these comments.

I came to China and met people in China, only to find that China is too complicated.

I really don't understand people in China or China.

The gap between the rich and the poor is too big, the gap between urban and rural areas is too big, the gap between the east and the west and the coastal inland is too big, and the gap between people's cultural quality is too big.

Besides, China people actually have a good sense of humor and are very interesting.

Very good at satirizing and mapping everything you don't like.

China's team organization (including family relations) is also incomprehensible to the United States.

The so-called tacit understanding, unspoken rules, tacit understanding and the like, the old beauty is completely dizzy.

So are other international friends.

Of course, it's too complicated.

I admit it.