What is the attitude of Koreans towards China people?

According to my field observation, Koreans have different attitudes towards China people, not only different people have different attitudes, but also the same person has different attitudes in different aspects.

For example, if you ask for directions in the street, the other party will tell you how to get there enthusiastically and even accompany you to your destination when they know that you are from China. But if you ask him what he thinks of China people, he may tell you that he doesn't like China people at all.

Another example is the diversity of Korean social views, from those who think China is as warm and friendly as meeting relatives, to those who make you feel incredible, and then to those who are extremely nationalistic and close to nc.

I met Koreans in Korea, and they volunteered that China must come on, be strong, be enthusiastic and be friendly. I also met an innocent and lovely taxi driver uncle, who said that his children were in China and hoped that they would not come back in the future. In a third country, I also met an old Korean gentleman, who voluntarily told me that his ancestors came from China during the Song Dynasty, and improvised China's poems to express his joy at meeting China people.

Similarly, I met a Korean who accosted my neighbor on the KTX train in Korea. When I learned that I was from China, I started a "topic" about Koguryo. Of course, the result was that I was severely scolded and lost my voice. I met an old Korean man who learned that I was from China after I spoke Korean, but he called me "I shouldn't be Korean, I'm going to be Xiao's son of a bitch in zg, China". I also met a stubborn Korean who said to me, "I love China people very much, but I love your country …".

Of course, these situations mentioned above are few. Most Koreans have complicated views on China people. On the one hand, many people know that South Korea's economy is highly dependent on the China market, China's political, economic and military strength is very strong, and China is developing rapidly. At the same time, they feel that China has bullied them for a long time in history, and China bears the so-called "great responsibility" for the current situation on the Korean Peninsula. I also think that some people in Korea are particularly poor in quality [this is partly true, for example, most of the international students there are not studying very well, and it is impossible for outstanding talents to go to third-rate countries, right? ]; But in the final analysis, Koreans have a deep sense of inferiority in front of China people, and at the same time, they love face and like to pretend. In fact, in this case, as long as you mercilessly peel off the mask of arrogance, the other party will immediately be like a deflated ball.

To sum up my personal opinion: Koreans are not bad in nature, but the overall level is not high. Most people have simple thinking, impulsive personality, lack of planning ability and weak persistence. They have mixed feelings for us.