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Preface
Because of China's recent visa-free policy, Jack, a British travel blogger with millions of followers on social networking sites, came to China for a trip and filmed a related travel video.
After uploading the video, it attracted countless foreign netizens to watch, and the video had a high number of views. However, the comments were almost the content of Jack exposed on the Internet.
[This article is a fictional story, the names and place names in the article are pseudonyms, and if anyone carries it, they will be held responsible]
International Shanghai
Some of these contents say that the China in Jack's video is not real, some say that Jack has beautified China, whether he accepted money from the Chinese government, and even some say that Jack betrayed the UK, how can he praise China and grow the ambition of others.
There are a lot of comments, and there are a lot of ugly words. However, many Chinese netizens also expressed their encouragement to Jack in Chinese, as well as countered foreign netizens who smeared Jack and China.
So, what kind of content is shown in Jack's video that makes foreign netizens make such comments?
Jack's trip to China was divided into two stops, the first stop was Shanghai and the second stop was Chongqing.
Jack took an international flight to Shanghai Pudong International Airport first, the airport is very large, so big that after getting off the plane, you need to take the subway in the airport to the baggage claim area.
There is no difficulty in moving around the airport, as there are bilingual signs everywhere, which are very clear. As long as you follow the signs, you can't go wrong, which is very friendly for foreigners who have just arrived in Shanghai.
If you can't read the signs, there are volunteers in red coats at the airport who will help those in need.
Because Jack had already made a travel strategy before coming to China, he also consulted his friend in Beijing, China, and asked his friend to help him get a mobile phone payment.
So, Jack can swipe his phone and take the subway back to his hotel in downtown Shanghai. When taking the subway, Jack found that the Chinese subway is very spacious and clean, and the people on the car are also very orderly, and there is no noise as some foreign netizens say, and the Chinese do not have these things.
After arriving at the hotel, Jack's eyes were also bright. The door of your hotel room is locked with a combination lock, and you can set your own password as long as you register your personal information at the hotel.
After opening the hotel door, Jack first went to see the toilet, as he was very worried about the toilet. As we all know, most of the Chinese use squatting pits. Fortunately, the toilet was used in the toilet. After looking closely, Jack found that there were many buttons on the side of this toilet, which were written in Chinese.
Jack used a mobile phone translation software to translate the words in these buttons, and found that they were words such as flush and water temperature. After using it, Jack realized that it was a smart toilet that could automatically flush after using the toilet and control the water temperature.
Jack thought to himself: When foreigners are worried about whether there are toilets in China, China has advanced to the use of smart toilets.
In order to experience the food delivery service in China, Jack followed his friend's instructions and ordered some delicious food on his mobile app. Not long after placing the order, Jack heard a knock on the door, opened the door and found that it was an intelligent robot. When I opened its belly, it was filled with the takeout I had ordered.
Jack was pleasantly surprised by this operation, and the delivery service already made him feel very convenient. Now that the takeaway is so fast, and the food is still delivered by robots, Jack exclaimed that China's intelligent technology has entered all aspects of life, and it is too friendly for the people.
Jack went to experience Shanghai's maglev train, which is the world's first commercially operated elevated maglev line, which can reach speeds of up to 430 kilometers per hour. After sitting down, Jack felt that he really lived up to his name.
In the evening, Jack went to see the night view of Shanghai, and the Oriental Pearl was indeed dazzling. Chinese architecture and European architecture complement each other, and also present a different kind of beauty.
Chongqing's well-developed transportation
This was the end of Jack's trip to Shanghai. His next stop will be to the mountain city of Chongqing. In order to experience the speed of China's high-speed rail, Jack specially bought a high-speed rail ticket, and it was a business class.
After getting on the bus and getting to his seat, Jack felt that the seat was better than the business class of a regular airplane. First of all, the space is very large. Secondly, the seat is very intelligent, the seat can be expanded 180 degrees, and people can lie flat on it to rest. The armrests next to the seat have buttons that can be adjusted by themselves.
At the same time, there is a display hidden inside the armrest, which can be brought up at the touch of a button. There are also a lot of films, television, and song resources in it, which you can choose to play by yourself.
What's more, from time to time, there are waiters to deliver food, drinks, snacks, snacks, etc., and when it is time to eat, you can also choose your own set meal, so that you are not afraid of going hungry in the car.
In order to test the stability of the high-speed rail in driving, Jack also brought coins to test. Turn the coin upside down, and indeed it hasn't been poured for a long time. The speed of the train can also be seen on the display screen in the carriage, which is between 160 and 350 kilometers per hour, which can be said to be quite fast.
Jack was completely enjoying the high-speed rail during this period of time, and he arrived in Chongqing unconsciously.
This time, Jack is running into some problems, because the navigation is no longer accurate. At the same time, Jack lamented the construction of the building in Chongqing. When you think you're on the first floor, look down and find yourself on the top floor. It's really incredible, how the hell is this done.
Jack also observed that there are so many viaducts in Chongqing that he can't tell the difference between the east and the west, and he doesn't know how the driver finds the direction.
Here, Jack also saw the light rail that could pass through the building, and more than one light rail did this. The light rail passing through the building seems to be a routine operation for Chongqing.
Another thing that surprised Jack was that the entrance to the light rail was too deep underground. Whenever I finish riding an escalator and think I'm about to arrive, what awaits me is the next escalator, how did I dig it in the first place?
Jack's deepest impression of Chongqing is its night view, which is really a 3D city, which is too magical. Towering mansions, Hongya Caves with ancient architectural styles, and cross-river bridges with their own characteristics. All this gives Chongqing a unique charm.
epilogue
During this trip to China, Jack recorded what he saw and heard in the video, showing a more real China to foreign netizens.
At the same time, Jack felt the gap between Britain and China. Although the UK is a developed country, China is a developing country. However, there are some aspects in which China is not at all inferior to the UK.
China is developing rapidly, and the changes in it are amazing. And Britain's development feels like it's going to stagnate and be lifeless.
Take China's transportation construction as an example, it extends in all directions, it is convenient to go anywhere, and some new transportation facilities are still under construction. In some Western countries such as the United Kingdom, it is common for some railroad tracks to be built and then abandoned, which is the gap.
In short, this trip to China made Jack feel deeply. If given the chance, he hopes to unlock more Chinese cities and learn more about the country.