Which nation do you admire most? Why?

I have known the existence of the Jewish nation since primary school. What impressed me most was that the teacher said that they loved reading and were smart. Many scientists in the world are Jews. Geniuses like Einstein, Freud, Marx and von Neumann all came from this small Jewish country. It is said that the Jewish population accounts for less than 0.25% of the global population, but it won the Nobel Prize with 22% of the global population (data from Du Niang). At that time, I especially worshipped this nation. But to be honest, what I admire most in recent years is our Chinese nation, a nation with a long cultural history, a nation that has changed from being poor after World War II to making contributions to all mankind.

(1) Culture is the soul of a country. Our country has many proud cultures, such as our Chinese characters. Among the four oldest self-generated scripts in the world: Chinese characters, Mayan scripts, Egyptian hieroglyphs (also known as sacred scripts) and Sumerian cuneiform scripts, Chinese characters are the only ones still in use today. There is also our traditional craft. China traditional folk crafts, such as woodblock New Year pictures, dust-throwing pictures, paper horses, inner paintings, clay sculptures, dough sculptures, sugar sculptures, sugar blowers, brick sculptures, porcelain sculptures, micro-sculptures, puppets, shadow puppets, batiks, embroidery, brocade, paper-cutting, kites, masks, etc. But now there is a joke: sashimi, roast: barbecue; Pickled and baked foods are people's favorite foods, which means that everyone likes to eat delicious food; A good poem or a good thing is praised and sued by people. Now they have all gone to Japan and South Korea, and there is only a population left in China. May we all protect our culture. There are many other cultures in China, not to mention examples.

(2) After World War II, we were poor, but we approached the world step by step by our own efforts and became a country with strong comprehensive strength. As a native of China, I am proud of my country.