Go to study abroad and live. In Britain, Germany, European countries, Japan and the United States, the phenomenon of anti-Chinese discrimination there is more serious.

It is reported that Germany is actually the most anti-China country, and not only Germany, but also most European countries. Everyone says that anti-China in Europe is anti-China, and there is a tendency of racial discrimination in others' bones, so the German European country you mentioned is basically the last one. The United States is an immigrant country, and there are many Hong Kong immigrants in Britain. Many friends around me go there to study. I think it's ok and I can rank second. The status of Chinese there is also not good. Japan is an Asian country. Although it is politically hostile, it makes people feel uninterested in politics. Except for right-wingers, there are few such discriminatory behaviors. In addition, if you are an Asian, people walking in the street will not deliberately distinguish whether you are from China. This is the feeling that one of my brothers is learning to cook in Japan, but the Japanese are hot outside and cold inside. No matter how good they are, they will be very defensive. This may be a common problem in Japanese society, and according to the survey.