In the eyes of Americans, what is China's behavior?

In fact, in the eyes of Americans, many behaviors belong to China. As long as we China people often do this, they all belong to China. For example, why do people in China like playing chess? In the eyes of Americans, most people in China can play chess, and their chess skills are good. In fact, playing chess in China is really an act, because we are walking in the street, and whenever there is a grandpa's party, it will appear.

Another behavior I have to mention in China should be square dancing. The flexible posture of aunts in the square is very different from that on the bus. And I believe many people also know that the square dance of our Chinese aunts is going abroad now, because it has appeared in many foreign squares.

Playing mahjong is a natural behavior in China, because it seems that only people in China especially like playing mahjong, just like playing chess. Middle-aged and elderly people can be seen playing mahjong everywhere. Especially in Sichuan and other places, people who like playing mahjong abound, so it is very serious for foreigners, as if most people in China are gay.

Of course, there is our China Kung Fu, which is the profound culture of China and China's behavior in the eyes of Americans. Foreigners always feel as if everyone in China can do this, and even many elderly people are still alive and kicking. You can practice Tai Chi in the park early in the morning. Every morning when the sun rises, you can see a group of grandfathers or old ladies doing exercises. Even many Americans don't understand beating and hitting trees.

In terms of food, China people especially like to eat stinky tofu and preserved eggs, and foreigners can never understand the soul of these delicious foods.