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外国网友来中国以后反转了，只有韩国网友的评论最可笑_我的网站
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2023年入境我国的外国游客达到1378万人次，这些外国人来中国不仅给中国带来了几百亿美元的旅游收入，更重要的是让越来越多的外国人了解了真正的中国和中国人民，打破了外媒长期对中国妖魔化的宣传和印象。
两个流传很广的美国故事，本来想带不听话的孩子来中国体验美分，结果却反转了
第一个故事是，美国中产为了让12岁的儿子体验贫穷，带儿子到中国游学，结果反转。
美国中产伊利贝拉觉得自己的儿子爱德华经常上学迟到早退、铺张浪费、不尊重父母，于是就威胁送儿子去贫穷的中国念书，喝脏的水、走泥土的马路，卫生条件差，疟疾特别多。她想带着儿子先来中国旅游让儿子看看中国有多落后。 
Recent reports from the Telegraph - that a Chinese wind turbine maker previously barred from the UK under national security pretext is seeking to overturn the decision, and that components in Royal Navy drones allegedly transmitted data to China - represent another episode in which some British media and some politicians have amplified the "China threat" narrative. Chinese experts said some British institutions are projecting their own practices onto China and making unsubstantiated claims about the security risks of Chinese equipment, while political pressures, defense priorities and efforts to preserve Britain's strategic relevance are also shaping the debate. They warn that sustained negative rhetoric could gradually erode mutual trust and complicate UK-China relations.
In March, the Labour banned the Chinese wind turbine maker Ming Yang over so-called "national security concerns," thwarting the company's plans to build a factory in the Scottish Highlands. The company is now attempting to persuade the British government to review that position after Andy Burnham's arrival in No 10 and the appointment of Miatta Fahnbulleh as the new Energy Secretary, according to the Telegraph.
The Telegraph report also cited Aman Wang, Ming Yang's UK head, as saying that "the company's proposed factory could create 1,500 direct jobs, with up to 8,000 more in the supply chain." He added: "We are committed to supporting the growth in every postcode that this government wants to see, to re-industrialisation and to lowering energy bills."
The report claimed the wording appeared to be a direct appeal to Prime Minister Andy Burnham, who pledged to deliver "growth in every postcode" in his first major policy speech after taking office. The report also claimed that the company's potential entry into the UK market triggered "alarm bells", with officials from the Ministry of Defense reportedly fretting that it "would create opportunities for spying."
When asked to comment on UK's moves to block plans by Ming Yang Smart Energy to build a wind turbine factory in Scotland on national security grounds, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said during a press conference on March 26 that China-UK economic, trade and green cooperation is in nature mutually beneficial. Such cooperation should not be viewed as political and security issues.
"It is hoped that the UK will provide a fair, just and non-discriminatory business and investment environment for companies of all countries, including Chinese companies," the spokesperson added.
Ming Yang had not responded to a request for comment from the Global Times as of press time on Monday.
Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Zhongshan, China, Ming Yang Smart Energy is a leading global wind turbine manufacturer and clean energy provider, according to the company's website. The Telegraph previously reported that the company had unveiled plans to build a factory in Scotland to manufacture wind turbine blades for the UK and European markets.
Ming Yang's push for eased restrictions under the new government is a legitimate commercial move. However, certain Conservative-leaning media outlets have used the case to amplify the "China threat" narrative. The case also highlights concerns that the UK has increasingly resorted to so-called national security reviews to restrict Chinese companies and supply chains, Li Guanjie, a research fellow with the Shanghai Academy of Global Governance and Area Studies under the Shanghai International Studies University, told the Global Times.
Prolonged reviews, limited disclosure and the absence of formal rulings can leave firms in regulatory limbo, increasing costs and effectively pushing them out of the market without an explicit ban, said Li.
Also on Sunday, another report from the Telegraph claimed that the cameras on the K3 Scout surveillance drones of the Royal Navy had components made in China which "were secretly transmitting information to a device in the country." The Royal Marines have been using the £12m fleet since March and the Ministry of Defence (MoD) was forced to remove all internet connectivity from the cameras after discovering the breach.
British media coverage of Chinese-made camera components carries distinct Cold War overtones, said Zhang Junshe, a Chinese military affairs expert. He noted that US and UK intelligence agencies have faced allegations of exploiting technical vulnerabilities for intelligence-gathering purposes.
Against this backdrop, Zhang said some Western governments and media are projecting their own historical practices onto China, presuming without evidence that Chinese companies or equipment pose similar risks and repeatedly portraying Chinese technology as a security threat.
Li said some British politicians and government departments may play up national security concerns to bolster the case for higher defense spending, with narrative of China-related threats offering an especially effective way to attract public attention and justify larger budgets.
He added that Burnham is likely to retain the former Starmer administration's framework of "cooperate, compete and challenge" until the next general election amid Britain's constrained national capacity, narrower global ambitions and growing diplomatic focus on Europe. However, continued hyping of China-related security risks may further fuel negative perceptions of China among the British public and business community.
。可是到了上海虹桥机场她们就震惊：如此现代化的机场你们说这叫落后？再看看繁华的上海、干净卫生的公共厕所、现代化的酒店，彬彬有礼的中国人，各样为商务繁忙的外国人，仿佛非常不真实；可吃着中国的汤圆、四川的麻辣烫和火锅以及可爱的大熊猫，她们竟然真的喜欢上了中国，还约定每年来一次中国旅游。
Recent reports from the Telegraph - that a Chinese wind turbine maker previously barred from the UK under national security pretext is seeking to overturn the decision, and that components in Royal Navy drones allegedly transmitted data to China - represent another episode in which some British media and some politicians have amplified the "China threat" narrative. Chinese experts said some British institutions are projecting their own practices onto China and making unsubstantiated claims about the security risks of Chinese equipment, while political pressures, defense priorities and efforts to preserve Britain's strategic relevance are also shaping the debate. They warn that sustained negative rhetoric could gradually erode mutual trust and complicate UK-China relations.
In March, the Labour banned the Chinese wind turbine maker Ming Yang over so-called "national security concerns," thwarting the company's plans to build a factory in the Scottish Highlands. The company is now attempting to persuade the British government to review that position after Andy Burnham's arrival in No 10 and the appointment of Miatta Fahnbulleh as the new Energy Secretary, according to the Telegraph.
The Telegraph report also cited Aman Wang, Ming Yang's UK head, as saying that "the company's proposed factory could create 1,500 direct jobs, with up to 8,000 more in the supply chain." He added: "We are committed to supporting the growth in every postcode that this government wants to see, to re-industrialisation and to lowering energy bills."
The report claimed the wording appeared to be a direct appeal to Prime Minister Andy Burnham, who pledged to deliver "growth in every postcode" in his first major policy speech after taking office. The report also claimed that the company's potential entry into the UK market triggered "alarm bells", with officials from the Ministry of Defense reportedly fretting that it "would create opportunities for spying."
When asked to comment on UK's moves to block plans by Ming Yang Smart Energy to build a wind turbine factory in Scotland on national security grounds, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said during a press conference on March 26 that China-UK economic, trade and green cooperation is in nature mutually beneficial. Such cooperation should not be viewed as political and security issues.
"It is hoped that the UK will provide a fair, just and non-discriminatory business and investment environment for companies of all countries, including Chinese companies," the spokesperson added.
Ming Yang had not responded to a request for comment from the Global Times as of press time on Monday.
Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Zhongshan, China, Ming Yang Smart Energy is a leading global wind turbine manufacturer and clean energy provider, according to the company's website. The Telegraph previously reported that the company had unveiled plans to build a factory in Scotland to manufacture wind turbine blades for the UK and European markets.
Ming Yang's push for eased restrictions under the new government is a legitimate commercial move. However, certain Conservative-leaning media outlets have used the case to amplify the "China threat" narrative. The case also highlights concerns that the UK has increasingly resorted to so-called national security reviews to restrict Chinese companies and supply chains, Li Guanjie, a research fellow with the Shanghai Academy of Global Governance and Area Studies under the Shanghai International Studies University, told the Global Times.
Prolonged reviews, limited disclosure and the absence of formal rulings can leave firms in regulatory limbo, increasing costs and effectively pushing them out of the market without an explicit ban, said Li.
Also on Sunday, another report from the Telegraph claimed that the cameras on the K3 Scout surveillance drones of the Royal Navy had components made in China which "were secretly transmitting information to a device in the country." The Royal Marines have been using the £12m fleet since March and the Ministry of Defence (MoD) was forced to remove all internet connectivity from the cameras after discovering the breach.
British media coverage of Chinese-made camera components carries distinct Cold War overtones, said Zhang Junshe, a Chinese military affairs expert. He noted that US and UK intelligence agencies have faced allegations of exploiting technical vulnerabilities for intelligence-gathering purposes.
Against this backdrop, Zhang said some Western governments and media are projecting their own historical practices onto China, presuming without evidence that Chinese companies or equipment pose similar risks and repeatedly portraying Chinese technology as a security threat.
Li said some British politicians and government departments may play up national security concerns to bolster the case for higher defense spending, with narrative of China-related threats offering an especially effective way to attract public attention and justify larger budgets.
He added that Burnham is likely to retain the former Starmer administration's framework of "cooperate, compete and challenge" until the next general election amid Britain's constrained national capacity, narrower global ambitions and growing diplomatic focus on Europe. However, continued hyping of China-related security risks may further fuel negative perceptions of China among the British public and business community.
。可是到了上海虹桥机场她们就震惊：如此现代化的机场你们说这叫落后？再看看繁华的上海、干净卫生的公共厕所、现代化的酒店，彬彬有礼的中国人，各样为商务繁忙的外国人，仿佛非常不真实；可吃着中国的汤圆、四川的麻辣烫和火锅以及可爱的大熊猫，她们竟然真的喜欢上了中国，还约定每年来一次中国旅游。
另一个美籍贵妇为让幼子亲身体验贫困生活，携子赴中国深度体验的新闻流传更广。美国富人瑟琳娜(Celina）拥有美国一家知名上市企业，儿子杰克却浪费食物、调皮捣蛋、厌恶学习，于是她决定让小学七年级的儿子杰克去体验贫困生活，目的地是经济相对落后的中国，想以此让杰克意识到美国所带来的优越性。但在中国看到的一栋栋高耸入云的摩天大楼、宽敞明亮的柏油大道和路上的行人温文尔雅且彬彬有礼，与她们原来想象和媒体宣传的低矮破旧的平房和满是泥泞的乡间小路简直就是天壤之别。
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经过有中国的旅行，杰克对瑟琳娜说道：“妈咪，原来您是在欺骗我，实际上中国要比我们的祖国更加发达，对吗？”瑟琳娜则坦率地告诉杰克：“如今中国的发展状况确实是我始料未及的。”离开中国以后，杰克告诉母亲：自己要好好学习，将来来中国留学。
上面的两个故事看起来好像是一个故事的演绎，真假我们难以考证，但也说明来中国看看他们会彻底改变以前外媒宣传的中国形象。
破防了！美好、优势和自由都在中国。我们先看看英国、德国和美国的网友来中国以后对中国的评论
美国网友：没有去过中国以前，凡是与未来不好的事情你首先会想到中国；结果呢？去了中国以后你会发现，凡是与未来和美好有关的所有事情，我相信在所有人的潜意识里，一定首先想到的国家是中国。真的是颠覆了以前的三观啊！
英国网友A：在中国呆了三年，回来以后发现生活越来越不便利了。我曾经常试图寻找欧洲还残存有哪些在世界上存在的优势？结果却令人非常失望，除了我们残存的一点自大之外似乎所有的优势一无所有。
英国网友B：以前我们曾经认为英国是世界上最自由的地方，我们的政府和媒体也每天宣传自由，但去了中国给我最大的震撼却是，中国才拥有真正的自由。
三 | 而英国的自由和宣传是多么地虚伪和让人失望。
英国网友C：中国的交通基础设备的发达程度已经远远超过英国，特别是中国的高铁和铁路网简直难以想象这是我们媒体宣传的落后的中国，再看看中国城市四通八达而且运行到深夜的公交系统、便宜的价格，只有1到2元人民币的公交票价，毫无疑问，中国民众已经享有世界最好的基础设施福利和公交自由。你还会说中国在衰落吗？ 衰落的可能恰恰是我们自己。
德国网友A：在中国与英国都呆过才发现，中国的大连和英国的伦敦，一个是充满未来希望的城市，一个是根本没有未来的城市。在伦敦超市里根本买不起价格昂贵的水果、绿叶蔬菜和鸡蛋，而在中国的大连，农贸市场和生鲜超市无所不在，世界各国生产的瓜果蔬菜琳琅满目，你根本不用担心价格，虽然中国的物价也在上涨，但你仍然会觉得很便宜。是不是有一点羡慕嫉妒中国人的感觉了？
德国网友B：在中国期间，最让人感触的是中国人已经实现了水果自由、蔬菜自由和鸡蛋自由，太幸福了！这才是很多对欧洲人最难以实现的奢望，而中国人已经早都实现了。
想移民中国的西班牙网友，与中国脱钩是非常愚蠢的决策
想移民中国的外国人越来越多，但想移民中国也许是世界上最难的事，而西班牙人特别想移民中国就非常难以理解。
西班牙网友A：在中国留学回来以后，不知道为什么，我每天拼命琢磨的竟然是考虑如何移民中国？连我自己都难以理解。
西班牙网友B：没去过中国以前，你难以想象中国已经发达到什么程度；从中国回来以后，你难以想象现在的欧洲已落后到了何种程度？见识过中国真正先进的生活，已经不甘于曾经引以为傲的欧洲落后的生活了。现在拼命地琢磨如何移民中国已经成为我生活中的唯一乐趣了。
西班牙网友C：去中国前，我觉得欧洲是世界上叫先进的。
四 | 去了中国以后才发现，中国人才真正拥有世界上最好的科技福利和科技产品自由，中国拥有世界第一的硬件和软件、科技和应用等所有领域的福利。你根本无法想象，在中国手里只要有一部手机就能搞定所有的生活问题。
西班牙网友D：在中国，给我印象深刻的是中国科技产品的先进性和应用的广泛性，既有充满智能化和科技感的小家电如剃须刀，更别提像比亚迪电动汽车、华为智能手机和大疆无人机这样的世界巅峰科技产品。与这样的中国脱钩将是西方最愚蠢的决策，这无异于想让我们与世界上最先进的产品脱钩。
五 | 如果你一定要我与这些先进的商品脱钩，我想我应该考虑移民去中国了。
法国、意大利和奥地利网友，看过中国的科技发展很容易失去自信
法国网友A：欧洲人最好不要去中国，因为只要到过中国的欧洲人，很容易失去原来根深蒂固的自信。
六 | 面对仿佛另一个星球的中国，我们越来越像来自上个世纪的欧洲乡巴佬。太伤自尊了。
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法国网友B：法国是欧洲最傲慢的国家之一，法国人也被认为在欧洲都是最傲慢的人，法国人的骄傲来自对自己的文化骄傲，对法语的骄傲，毕竟法语曾经是欧洲乃至世界上流社会中最潮流的语言，被认为是高雅和时尚的象征而且在世界范围内有着广泛的影响力。因此，法国人对自己的语言、饮食、艺术等都有强烈的自豪感。但去中国生活一段时间以后，我会试图从日常生活中寻找一些能让我恢复法国自信的优势。结果却让我失望，因为越是去对比就会越让我陷入深深的自卑和失望之中。
意大利网友：只有在中国你才能感受到中国无与伦比的安全和繁荣，中国人现在无与伦比的逛街自由、购物自由和旅游自由等美好生活让我们根本无法企及，只有我们还沉浸在中国落后的幻觉之中。
奥地利网友：千万不要去中国，因为当你看到很多中国智能玩具的科技含量都远远超过加拿大的国防科技产品，你所认为的高科技产品，在中国像生产玩具一样轻松和像玩具一样普及，你的自尊心就彻底荡然无存了。我曾经到过中国东北的吉林市，一座大多数欧洲人都没有听说过的中国四线城市，这个城市生活的安居乐业、国泰民安、良好的社会秩序远远胜过很多欧洲国家的首都。
东南亚网友最实在，因为大家的经济联系太密切了，只有印度除外
越南网友：只有跟着中国才能创造奇迹，因为现在的全球共识和永恒经典是：在中国人面前，没有什么奇迹是创造不了的。无论是高科技还是日常生活。
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马来西亚网友：去过中国后我深有感触。中国人对自己已经处于世界顶端而不自知，很多中国人根本不知道他们现在的这种美好生活已经令我们多么羡慕和向往。
泰国网友：如果世界上出现了一件坏事，那肯定是美国干的；如果世界上出现一个好事，那肯定是中国干的。因为现在的世界，所有的人都知道，所有的负面元素美国都是全世界心目中的“偶像”；所有积极元素和正能量中国都是当之无愧的期待。
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印度网友的反映则是反映在各种方面，有对中国的农业成就格外羡慕，他认为不要仅仅为中国的工业实力、科技实力和基础设施倾倒，中国农业实力同样是举世无双的。
十 | 中国用保障了粮食自由和安全保障，还保障了中国人无穷无尽的瓜果蔬菜自由。太让人羡慕了。
只有韩国网友的评论最可笑，看看韩国网友说了什么呢？
韩国的一位网友在全球最大的问答平台Quora上提出的疑问：对于大多数中国家庭来说，能否负担得起吃西瓜吗？
有一位韩国小姐姐炫耀，横穿韩国需要开车5-6个小时，请问在中国横穿中国开车需要几个小时？
很多韩国人认为中国的饮食文化只是简单的面食和米饭，不像韩国每天有十几个菜，虽然都是泡菜。
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一位韩国网友在吃过一顿中餐后，吐槽：“中国人不懂烧菜！他们只会用油和盐来调味，没有任何技巧和创意。
十二 | 他们的菜都是一锅炒，没有区分主食和配菜。
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实际上，这个世界足够大，各地习俗和发展也千差万别，只有相互理解和包容才是正确的相处之道。面对外国网友的评论，我们也没有必要太在意，毕竟过好自己的日子才是最重要的。
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