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Preface
Nowadays, China's economic development can be comparable to that of many countries, which also makes more and more foreigners come to China to settle and play, in the eyes of many people abroad, China's development has been rapid enough, and many places also have unimaginable buildings, which can be said to be amazing for China's development today.
But during this time, a blogger from India's high caste filmed a video of coming to China for the first time, and the moment she first arrived in China, she behaved very arrogant and rude, and even released cruel words to spend 1,000 yuan in China.
The "gorgeous" adventures of high-caste bloggers
The protagonist of the story, this Indian high-caste blogger, wanted to record her first experience in China with the camera, but somehow, it turned into a "rollover collection".
Her self-proclaimed high-caste aura doesn't seem to work in China, and has even become a "hot topic" on the Internet because of a series of ridiculous operations. For example, she firmly believes that she can use 1,000 yuan to spend half a year in China, but it turns out that she can't even eat a good meal in Shanghai. I'm afraid this math is taught by a physical education teacher, right?
The "hegemony" of high-speed rail seats
What's even more interesting is that on the high-speed rail, she insisted on using the middle seat as a window seat, and asked the owner of the original seat with confidence, that scene was simply a realistic version of the "seat battle".
Not to mention, she also self-righteously commented on the low popularity of English in China, but she didn't know that the reason why India popularized English was because of the colonial history that she didn't want to mention. This logic is really laughable! Many netizens said bluntly in the comment area for this, saying, "This blogger is simply not polite at all, even if she is a high caste and is used to living a luxurious life, but didn't her parents teach how to respect people?" ”
"Embarrassment" and reflection under cultural differences
When it comes to food, her dislike of Chinese food is also eye-opening. You know, Chinese food is ever-changing, how can the word "unpalatable" be summed up?
And her "casual" behavior, such as crossing the road and photographing passers-by at will, makes people sigh, where does this self-confidence and sense of privilege come from? Could it be that in India, these are everyday operations?
The public is hotly discussed, and each has its own opinions
Netizens commented in a variety of ways, some called it "embarrassing", and some thought it was a misunderstanding caused by cultural differences. It's not just a matter of personal quality, it's a lack of respect and understanding for foreign cultures.
And Indian netizens are not calm, and they have said, "This does not mean that we Indians"! It seems that this "travel show" not only made the blogger himself popular, but also inadvertently opened a big discussion about national quality and cultural exchanges.
epilogue
In the final analysis, no matter what country you are friends from, respect and understanding always come first when you are away from home. This incident is both a mirror of the misconduct of individual tourists and a wake-up call to remind us of the importance of understanding each other in an era of globalization.
From this blogger, we can feel that not all foreigners have a good understanding of the mainland, but we have been moving forward with a confident pace, in their consciousness we are not developed enough, in fact, just because they are complacent and can't see a little change in the outside world, after all, just take out a domestic ordinary person, the quality is much higher than her.