Have you ever been to Japan or Korea? Talk about feelings, thank you.

I'm in Japan now, and I've been here for more than a year. Although I used to have a history class in China and listen to my parents and classmates talking about how Japan invaded China, I hated Japan at that time, but after I came here, I think there are many places worth learning from in China. For example, in the park near my home, people often leave things there, but no one takes them. No matter when you look for them, they are there. If you were in China, they would have disappeared. Besides private cars, bicycles and trams, Japanese vehicles are full every morning and after work, and sometimes they can't get on. However, Japanese people have always lined up in a special order and are not crowded. If they are in China, they will probably have to fight. Many people say that the Japanese discriminate against foreigners, but I don't feel that way. Now I go to school with the Japanese, and they are very kind to foreigners. Sometimes when they don't understand in class or Japanese, they will take the initiative to teach us. Although others may think that I admire foreign things, the quality of Japanese people is indeed higher than that of China people, which we have to admit. However, there are also some disadvantages in Japan, for example, those who don't go to their parents' home during the Chinese New Year holidays, or drive their children out to play. There are very few people who honor their parents, and they all seem cold-blooded.