What are the details that make you feel that foreigners are more indifferent?

Our company sometimes provides services to some foreign-funded companies, so I have also dealt with a few foreigners, some of whom I think are okay, such as some Japanese foreigners, I feel as if they are more "polite". But one time, we met a group of customers led by an American foreigner, because their colleague gave him the wrong information, and the foreigner began to question us, but we didn't know how to pass the English test, and we couldn't explain, and then he kept no, no, no. Later, the matter was finally explained clearly, and we also grasped his temper and kept giving him a thumbs up, and things went a lot smoother.

Recalling his performance, as well as the way his colleagues respected him, I think some foreigners are still relatively indifferent in their bones.

The Japanese are not indifferent, they are arrogant. For the arrogance of feeling that it is a powerful country going to the world. Not only arrogant, but also selfish, you look at those people from European and American countries on the plane, the Bund, Beijing, the most prosperous Chinese streets, which one is not walking sideways, who dares to provoke them?

I didn't believe it at first, but I really thought that I liked everything in Japan, and I wanted to be a good law-abiding citizen, and I originally thought that the airport where Wang Nima encountered in the rampage incident made foreigners apologize was indeed too big and it was the fault of the Chinese people, until I also met such foreigners on the plane, this is a common thing, by no means a temporary scandal, it is something that you and I may have the opportunity to encounter. Therefore, as a Chinese overseas person, I hope that my country will become strong, and it is strong enough to change such things even a little bit, which is the last word.

There are a lot of international students in our university, I remember one time, our class study committee took a lot of **, accidentally spilled on the stairs, the international students behind directly said a dirty word in English, and then stepped on it, ** was full of their shoe prints. It was the classmates in the back who helped pick them up one by one. Since then, I feel that some foreigners are more indifferent, but not all foreigners are like this, and this is also different from person to person.

I think foreigners are more indifferent when it comes to taking care of children, and they are not as careful as China, so it can be said that they are a little indifferent. For example, in the summer, they take their children out to play, even if the child's ** is sunburned, they will not care too much, and only regard it as an experience for the child.

I used to do an internship in Tokyo, and I had to take online classes in Ginza every day. The Ginza Line is said to be the most crowded in Tokyo, and I really can't breathe when I get squeezed every time. Once the tram came, and the little girl in front of me tripped over the gap between the platform and the tram, and suddenly fell to her knees in the tram.

But the people around her seemed to be unseen, bypassing her and squeezing forward desperately, she couldn't stand up at all when she was squeezed, and saw that something was going to happen. So I went up and pulled her up from behind. But the people around me didn't see it the whole time, and no one asked the girl if you were hurt.

Therefore, the more you are in a city like Tokyo, the more stressed you will be, and you will do everything you can to survive, so you may neglect others and become indifferent. ‍‍

When taking the elevator.

When taking the elevator in China, the person closest to the floor button will generally keep pressing the open elevator button until everyone has entered.

However, when I was in the island country, I never encountered neon gold pressing that button.

It may be that I have not stayed long enough, or it may be that I am in contact with a different group than someone else's.

I remember when I was a child, my family took me to a friend's house, her husband was a foreigner, everyone had a very happy dinner, I didn't see each other for a long time, there were talking and laughing, but when I checked out, I found that he and she paid separately, a meal, paid separately, she paid her friend, he paid his friend, and instantly felt that the foreigner was more indifferent. (Individual***: Dream Garden Jing'er).

There will be some details in American dramas, such as children who have to move out by themselves when they become adults.

Maybe it has something to do with their education, so most of them are more independent or yearn for independence, hoping to have their own life and space. Many parents live in nursing homes or live independently when they are old, and their children rarely come and go.

This point may be relatively indifferent in the traditional concept of Chinese. It's good to be independent, but I also want my parents to be old and have someone to keep you company.

I feel that they are very indifferent to their children, they don't care much, they don't love much, and when their children grow up, they let them move out to live, which is really different from China, I watched it on TV.

When I was studying abroad, sometimes I encountered any problems, and they never took the initiative to help, and I felt that they looked at me with a very cold look. ‍‍

Ordinary foreigners look down on Chinese, for example, Chinese going to study abroad will be discriminated against, racial issues.

The Americans' children fell on their own heels, and they never went over to help them up, so they let them get up on their own, and I felt distressed when I looked at them, so indifferent.

When I was riding the subway, I saw a foreigner holding a child, so I gave her a seat, but she didn't say anything. ‍‍

When I was working as a cashier, I met a foreign boy, Xiao Shuai, who sang ppap to me, and then bought a lollipop and gave it to the young lady next to meIt's OK, it's OK, why don't you treat everyone equally, is everyone a human being? Give me the lollipop or I'll wash you!"

Travel to Harbin, take the bus, and give up the seat to a foreign woman holding a child.

Didn't hear the thank you.

They will smile at you, just as polite. Aside from thank you and hello, they didn't want to continue the conversation.

If you don't have a certain amount of talent and wealth and a certain social status, they won't be sincere to you.

treats the characters more utilitarianly, looks at things one-sidedly and against his will, and his quality is not high.

In Japan, they don't have the habit of holding the door for their descendants, which leads many people to bang on the door with the mistaken belief that they will help.

When his child fell and cried, he didn't pick it up.

When you take the elevator, the Chinese people will help you press the floor, or close the door, but the Japanese will not, no matter what you take, he will not care about you.

I'm a speaking teacher! A beautiful Hispanic aunt from the United States! You see I've praised you so much, can't you give me a higher score in speaking, do you have to let me kneel down and beg you!

Didn't you just not explain what lane meant? I know in my heart what if I can't say it? I'm helpless too! People are also very aggrieved, as for being so unfriendly to give people a c?