Why do foreigners who have just come to China have an inexplicable sense of superiority?

Ignore his sense of superiority, as long as he doesn't break the law, if he doesn't have good morality, he won't be respected, and he will even be isolated.

Because it's too much for foreigners.

There are also people in the city, when I was a child, I went to my parents to transfer to the city baby, the food and play are good, but the teacher in class asked a question to see that it was stupid, people still have to have the ability.

Just as you can go to a foreign country, do you also feel a sense of superiority when you go to a foreign country?

The bird language that has spread to the kindergarten, and all traffic telecommunications broadcasts have bird language, and the foreigner is the guest, and he thinks it is a colony, and it is strange if he is not arrogant.

Hehe, don't bother with it, he gets used to it after a long time.

No matter how you look at it, everyone has a sense of superiority, the mental health of the Chinese people is worrying, the ugly girl mentality is making trouble, and the ugly girl doesn't like anything. Foreigners are self-confidence, self-confidence that grows up in a respected environment, know a few foreigners, have a good mentality, don't be pretentious, don't be hypocritical, let's learn more about this good aspect.

Admissions standards for Chinese universities, 12-year cold windows for Chinese students, thousands of troops and single-plank bridges. International students are human beings.

There is no sense of superiority, the same, foreigners are arrogant and self-righteous.

If the threshold for foreign students is lowered, people around me will think that it is not difficult for me to come to China as an international student, and you can only squeeze into such a school if you gamble a quarter of your life. So there will be a sense of superiority in this regard.

Because you may feel that you are more unique, and you may also think that China is still the country that was not very developed before.

If you come from a developed country, you should think that China is a developing country, and this difference in definition must be the first intuitive feeling for foreigners who have just come to China.

You also said that he just arrived, which means that after he gets to know China in detail, he will find that Chinese culture is indeed irreplaceable. The inheritance of culture is indeed great.

The sense of superiority brought by money, after all, the dollar can be exchanged for a lot of money against the renminbi or something, and I feel that for them, China's prices are relatively low. The United States is still a developed country, so it naturally has a sense of superiority.

The country is richer, the society is more developed, and the self-perceived superstructure is more advanced.

The true sense of superiority comes from oneself and the powerful country behind it. In developed countries, the performance of welfare and human rights is indeed a little better than that of China.

I always feel that I am a person from a developed country, and China is a developing country, and I think that my country's development is better than China's, a sense of superiority of superior people from my own country, but this is only a manifestation of blind pride.

Because they are new to a place, they are not used to all aspects, such as food, housing. will feel that their country is good, and thus produce some inexplicable sense of superiority.

The key also depends on which country you come from, and if it is a poor area, how can you get a sense of superiority? If it is from a developed country, it can be understood, after all, the economic quality is inferior to others in all aspects.