What do Koreans think of China and South Korea’s application for World Heritage?

Having lived here for several years, China is not the only country that is discriminated against by Koreans. Koreans also look at Europeans and Americans strangely, as if to say, 'Why don't you look like me? Same, are you from Earth?" The Chinese people are certainly one of the most discriminated against.

Personal experience:

Background: I am from Shanghai, I live next to the People's Square, and my family's living conditions are not very good. I only have 10 million, so I can only be considered moderately well-off. I haven't done any housework since I was a child, and the nanny takes care of it, so I never have to worry about food.

1 , first came into contact with Koreans in 2005. When receiving a Korean friend, he said: "I thought Shanghai was the same as Pyongyang, North Korea. I was shocked when I got off the plane."

In 2006, When I was in Korea, Koreans said to me: "We give you food, you have to thank us."

In 2006, I had a meal with Koreans: "It's hard to eat meat in China, come to Korea." , we give you meat, you have to thank us, because we can eat such delicious food."

In 4, when we hosted Koreans to visit Shanghai in 2007, the Koreans said: "This is Oriental Pearl, are you sure it was made in China? Was it not made by foreigners for you?"

In 2007, my mother-in-law gave me a necklace, saying it was made of 14K gold. I felt it was very novel. , so I told her that China only has 18 and 24K products. While I was sitting on the toilet, she knocked on the door and asked me to open the door immediately. When I opened the door, I saw that she had a certificate to prove that it was 14K and it was definitely not a fake.

In 2007, my father-in-law stole my information to register for marriage without my consent. Korean law actually allowed him to marry my husband on my behalf. I was really stunned, completely. There are no human rights anymore

In 2007, my father-in-law said: "We, the citizens of the Republic of Korea, are willing to marry you a Chinese. You have to thank us. It is impossible for ordinary people to do this."

In 2008, my father-in-law said: "When you change your nationality to South Korea, you need our consent, so you have to obey us, otherwise if we don't agree, you won't be able to change." I asked him why he wanted to change his nationality to South Korea. No, he said: "Because our Republic of Korea is very developed." When I said: "If I have to change my nationality, I would rather change my nationality to the United States." He looked at me in surprise and asked me why I shouldn't change to South Korea. I replied : "Because South Korea needs the protection of the US military, and the United States is more developed than South Korea." He was very angry, but he couldn't find a reasonable reason to refute me.

9. Shopping in underground shopping malls, everywhere You can hear "We don't sell products made in China", "What we sell is definitely not cheap goods made in China", "Are you Chinese? Things in the Republic of Korea are much better than those in China"

10, after moving to a new home My neighbor "taught" me that the garbage must be sorted beautifully before it can be collected. If it is not beautiful enough, the garbage collector will not take it away. I went to the community management office to inquire whether this happened, and they said it did not happen.< /p>

11. There is a Thai boy in a boy band in South Korea. When doing a Korean program, he asked: "Have you ever thought about marrying a foreigner?", and then asked the Thai, He replied: "I am a foreigner myself. To me, everyone except Thais are foreigners." Then the whole audience was speechless.

12. There were many small things in between that I could not discuss for hours. Okay, one thing that happened recently is really funny. Last week, my mother-in-law suddenly came over and said, "We haven't treated you well in the past few years. Don't blame us. We thought you were communists, so Life is very difficult. I don’t know that some of you are rich, but most people in our country think that Chinese people live in poverty. This can’t be our fault, right?"

I still want to know. You can ask me anything at any time.