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This is a piece of news I saw on CNN this morning. This is an interesting contrast.

As we all know, the State Council often issues travel warnings to remind Americans not to travel to country A, to guard against arbitrary law enforcement in country B, and to leave war-torn country C quickly.

What does the world think of America?

This concerns the interests of the United States and its reputation. But unfortunately, according to CNN's combing articles, even some American allies don't think highly of the United States, and many countries even issue severe warnings about traveling to the United States.

This article by CNN is ridiculous:

Visitors to the United States are warned as if the United States were a turbulent war zone. Every country has its own practices, but a general theme can be summarized as follows: the United States is more violent than you are used to, and you should learn preventive measures that your own country does not need there.

Are these warnings issued by hostile countries of the United States?

On the contrary, they are all American allies, even the closest allies.

1, UK.

Britain and the United States have always been regarded as allies in a special relationship, that is, allies among allies.

How does Britain view the United States?

The British government reminds British people who go to the United States,

"Mass shootings may occur, although the proportion of murder deaths is small."

It also solemnly warned British citizens,

"Violent crimes, including gun crimes, rarely involve tourists, but be careful when traveling in strange areas. Avoid crossing sparsely populated areas alone, especially at night. " Then, it lists a case, the subway attack in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, new york on April 22, 2022.

The British were also warned:

"Take wise preventive measures to protect yourself and your property from minor crimes. Don't leave your passport in the car rental office, especially in the trunk, because some gangs seem to steal tourists' cars. "

The law and order in the United States does not worry the British.

The CNN article also gives an example. Lauren Redfern, a Londoner, aged 365,438+0, has visited the United States many times. She said she used to live in Airbnb in New Orleans. She was washing clothes in the laundry room when someone opened a door and put it in a bucket.

Fortunately, there was no shooting.

But the frightened Redfern said:

"That experience definitely changed my sense of security when traveling in the United States." "It is this strange out-of-body experience that really makes me think, remember and understand' Oh, this is true', which I have never experienced before and will never experience in Britain."

2. Canada.

Canada is a northern neighbor of the United States, and is also considered as the 5 1 state of the United States. The United States and Canada are integrated, and the exchanges between residents of the two countries are also very convenient.

What do Canadians think?

The Canadian government suggests that when Canadian citizens visit the United States,

Take normal safety precautions.

In addition, Canada also warned Canadian citizens,

Don't drive across the US-Mexico border. Why? because

There are many "crimes related to drug trafficking", and it is best for Canadians to avoid traveling at the border at night.

The United States has a population of 300 million and 400 million guns, and more than 40,000 people are killed every year, including many Canadians. Therefore, in the travel warning, the Canadian government specifically reminded,

Large-scale shootings often occur in the United States, causing serious casualties. "Although tourists are rarely affected, there is still the risk of being in the wrong place at the wrong time."

The security of big cities in the United States also gives Canada a headache. So,

Canada also warmly reminds Canadians to pay attention to the surrounding environment of American cities and not to resist if threatened by mobs.

3. Australia

Australia also belongs to the Anglo-Saxon system and is one of the "five-eye alliances" with the United States.

Australians like to travel, so what do you think of America?

What scares Australia most is gun violence in the United States.

For Australian citizens who intend to go to the United States, the Australian government's warning is:

"Violent crimes are more common than in Australia, and gun crimes can occur in all regions. Follow local instructions and instructions. If you live in America, practice how to shoot. "

No way, Australia couldn't help shooting before, but after the shooting tragedy in Tasmania in 1996 killed 35 people, Australia banned guns; But the United States can't help it. There are many tragedies like Tasmania in America every year.

I have to admire the humor of Australians. If you live in America, learn how to shoot.

4. Mexico.

Mexico is one of the only two neighboring countries of the United States. In Hollywood movies, Mexico is poorer than the United States, and the second is chaotic.

But what do Mexicans think of America?

According to a survey by CNN, the Mexican government has its own concerns about "visiting their northern neighbors".

In a document, the Mexican government warned:

"Historical racial and ethnic tensions, including opposition to immigrants, have led to attacks by violent extremist groups." Then it cited the shooting of a Wal-Mart in Texas on 20 19, and more than 20 people were killed in this tragedy.

Mexico is concerned not only with gun violence, but also with racial discrimination and anti-immigrant violence. Indeed, history is full of blood, and Mexicans should be especially vigilant.

5. France.

France is the oldest ally of the United States, and many French people visit the United States every year. Compared with other countries, the French are very polite to the United States.

The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs suggested that, on the whole, "the United States of America is one of the safest countries", but then the French government also listed some specific areas and warned the French to be careful.

For example,

In Boston, "it is recommended to avoid walking alone and traveling at night in parts of Dorchester, Matapan and Roxbury."

In Atlanta, if after work, in the remote areas of the city center, the French should be vigilant. If it is at night, it is best to take a taxi.

Why a taxi instead of a bus? Maybe you understand.

6. Germany.

Germany is one of the most important allies of the United States, and many Germans go to the United States every year. In introducing the background, CNN pointed out:

Compared with the United States, Germany has strict gun laws and a much lower gun crime rate.

What are Germans most worried about in America? I'm sure you know.

The German Foreign Ministry warned German citizens who plan to stay in the United States,

"It is easy to get guns in the United States, which leads to frequent shooting incidents and sometimes even a killing spree. During the COVID-19 epidemic, the number of weapons and ammunition purchased by Americans increased significantly. "

What will happen?

Therefore, the German government warned the Germans that in the United States,

Be wary of racist conflicts and police violence in the United States, and don't gather around "people who may be violent."

7. Japan.

Japan considers itself a die-hard ally of the United States, and many Japanese tourists visit the United States every year.

The CNN article said that although former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe died of assassination in July this year, Japan's murder rate is far lower than that of the United States.

So it is not surprising that the Japanese government issued such a warning.

How were the Japanese warned?

In an official document, the Japanese government warned:

"It is important to realize that the security situation in the United States and Japan is very different. It is necessary to know which areas are high-risk areas and what kind of criminal harm will be caused. "

Specifically, in the United States, one of the most important security issues is gun crime. What should I do once the Japanese meet them?

The Japanese government has issued many warm tips, such as:

If you are in a strange place, find a safe exit and make an evacuation plan;

No matter whether others agree or not, you should run away quickly;

Hide in the room and block the door with heavy furniture;

Keep quiet and mute the phone.

If the Japanese really can't escape or hide, they are advised to "throw things near criminals as weapons, scream and use all their strength."

At first glance, the Japanese government's warning is the most detailed and has Japanese characteristics. But I feel that the Japanese are not going to America, but to the war zone.

Finally, what do you think?

Exactly two o'clock.

First, the United States is really not a safe country.

This is CNN's combing, and this is a warning from American allies. I believe this should all be true. When I work in the United States, I really have to divide places. Some places are very safe and beautiful, but in new york, Washington and Detroit, most people are afraid to go even during the day.

In addition, every once in a while, there will always be serious shootings, and many people die innocently.

Why can't America stop shooting?

Because it touches the interests! It is more difficult to touch the interests than the soul.

I remember many American cities had similar farce:

The sound or loud noise of motorcycles was heard as gunshots by people around, so people in several blocks fled everywhere. Finally, the streets were full of lost shoes.

Looking at the pictures and videos, we can imagine the fear and despair of Americans at that time.

When the United States accuses this country today and puts pressure on that country tomorrow, it might as well take a serious look at itself. Why do so many countries in the Union send such warnings to their citizens?

Well, this is an ally of the United States. It must be very polite. If it is Russia or Iran, it is estimated that it will make the United States more embarrassed.

Of course, with the thickness of Americans' skin, will it be embarrassing?

Second, cherish a peaceful and stable environment.

In the past 40 years,

The two miracles that we are most proud of and the envy of the world are the rapid economic development and the long-term social stability.

It is not easy. Look at the world, how many countries have fallen into this trap, Japan has lost 20 years, and Latin America is a common middle-income trap.

A case that recently made me particularly emotional. It was after Lula was re-elected as Brazil's president that he once talked about the current situation in Brazil and burst into tears. He said,

When he left office on 20 10, he thought that Brazil could reach the same level as Britain and France after 10. But now, his greatest wish is that when he leaves office again in 2026, every Brazilian can have enough to eat. "I have completed my mission in life."

Without stability, there will be no development. We should work together and never forget the people. With the wisdom and efforts of the people of China, there will be no obstacles to overcome, and it is impossible to repeat the mistakes of the United States and other countries.

The world is not peaceful. Really, I walked through one place after another and saw one human tragedy after another.

We really don't live in a peaceful world, but we are lucky to live in a peaceful China.

But China, come on!