"Hello, I'm from China, with a mainland land area of about 9.6 million square kilometers. ”
"Hello, I'm from South Korea, with a mainland area of about 100,000 square kilometers. ”
Is this a showdown between Nezha and the third prince?
Yes, this is a duel full of self-confidence, but when the two reveal their discomfort with distance in actual action, this "duel" becomes a self-deprecation.
1. Confident Koreans.
"Hello, I'm from South Korea, with a mainland area of about 100,000 square kilometers. ”
Among the Japanese programs, there was once a program about Korean self-confidence,
In this episode of the program, the program team found some Koreans, and then conducted some surveys on Koreans in the program, such as: what do Koreans think they are best at, where do Koreans think the most beautiful place in their country is, etc.
In this episode, when asked what Koreans think they are best at, Koreans say that they are the best at dancing.
This also made many viewers sigh that Koreans are really becoming more and more confident.
There are many scenes of Korean self-confidence in the show, but the most impressive one is the fact that the South Koreans confidently emphasize the size of their country in the show.
In the program, the Korean said: "Hello, I am from South Korea, and the mainland has a land area of about 100,000 square kilometers. ”
After hearing the Koreans say this, many viewers couldn't help but laugh.
When the program team took out a map of South Korea and asked Koreans to mark the land area of South Korea with a line, Koreans rushed forward to mark the land area of South Korea.
But when the program team asked Koreans to mark the distance between South Korea and Japan, Koreans were at a loss, and some Koreans said: "The distance between South Korea and Japan seems to be a bit far." ”
Some Koreans said, "The distance between Korea and Japan seems to be a bit close." ”
Some Koreans even said, "It seems that there is a sea between Korea and Japan." ”
made the program team and the audience couldn't help laughing.
Second, the actual action exposes the discomfort of distance.
In the mainland, we naturally know how big the mainland is, but in South Korea, Koreans know very well how big their country is, why do Koreans know so well how big their country is?
But in practice, it exposes the inadaptability to distance?
This is because Koreans have a self-confident mentality when facing the world in their own country, and this self-confident mentality starts from the size of South Korea.
In Korean education, teachers will tell students how big South Korea is, South Korea is the world's largest economy, and so on, so in the hearts of Korean people, South Korea is a very confident country.
But when Koreans do come abroad, they will find that some of the facts they "confidently" emphasize at home are not so "confident" abroad.
For example, in the program, when the program team asked Koreans to mark the distance between South Korea and Japan, Koreans were very confused, all because in Korean education, Koreans think that the distance between South Korea and Japan is very close, and some Koreans even think: "There seems to be a sea between Korea and Japan." ”
But when they do come abroad, they will find out how far apart South Korea and Japan are.
Some Koreans even said, "I think the distance between Korea and Japan is a bit far." ”
Some Koreans even said, "I think the distance between Korea and Japan is a bit close." ”
This also made the program team and the audience can't help laughing.
When Koreans actually come abroad, they will find out how far apart Korea and Japan are, which makes them feel very lost abroad.
For example, in China, Koreans think that the distance between Korea and Japan is relatively close, so many Koreans choose to travel to Japan by car every year.
But when they do come abroad, they will find out how far apart Korea and Japan are, which makes them feel very lost abroad.
There is also a situation where Koreans come to a foreign country and go on a date with a foreign friend, but they are late due to the lack of adaptation to the distance.
Third, why do Chinese not emphasize the size of the country as much as the Koreans?
In contrast, mainlanders are very restrained and modest when introducing countries.
The reason why South Koreans are so confident is because people's perception of the country's image may be influenced by the media and education, and this influence deserves attention and research.
So why do mainlanders seem very restrained and modest when introducing countries?
This is because the culture of the mainland has a long history, and the mainland has rich resources and diverse products, and these resources and products are all from the long-standing culture of the mainland.
For example, the mainland has a rich food culture, and the food culture of the mainland is very rich and diverse, with a variety of cooking methods.
For example: steaming, boiling, stir-frying, stewing, roasting, roasting, shabu-shabu, etc., these methods are all explored in the mainland in cooking.
The mainland also has a wealth of handicrafts, the handicrafts of the mainland are very rich, there are a variety of handicrafts, such as: brocade, embroidery, painting, carving, etc., these handicrafts are the mainland people in the long-term production and life summed up some experience and lessons.
The mainland also has a rich cultural heritage, and the cultural heritage of the mainland is also very rich, with a variety of cultural heritages, such as historic sites, ancient buildings, ancient cultural relics, etc., these cultural heritages are some experiences and lessons summed up by the people of the mainland in their long-term production and life.
Therefore, when the mainlanders introduce the country, they appear to be very restrained and modest, because the mainland has a profound cultural heritage, and the mainland has rich resources and diverse products, and these resources and products are some experiences and lessons summed up by the mainlanders in their long-term production and life, and some experiences and lessons summed up by the people of the mainland in their long-term production and life.
epilogue
If mainlanders confidently emphasize the mainland's land area like Koreans when introducing the country, will it seem more confident?
Not necessarily, conceit and complacency are the worst enemies that hinder progress.
While understanding yourself, you must also respect others, and do not look at the world with a fixed mindset.
People from different countries may have their own set of statements when introducing their own countries, which are all caused by the cultural differences of different countries.
This difference deserves to be explored in depth.
Cultural self-confidence and respect for others are important factors in promoting international exchange and understanding, and the spread of such ideas has a positive effect on promoting world peace.
However, there are also some extreme Koreans who believe that China has imitated South Korea, especially kimchi.
In Korea, kimchi is a very popular delicacy, and in the mainland, there is also a very popular delicacy, which is sauerkraut.
There are some extreme Koreans who think that Chinese sauerkraut is an imitation of Korean kimchi, but we can't generalize about this statement.