China and India are the least popular countries in Germany. Why?

According to the BBC's "Attitudes towards Countries in the World" poll, let's talk about Germany's attitude towards countries' influence.

Although Germans have some negative attitudes towards India and China (31% and 44% respectively), they are more negative about American influence and Russian influence. See what they think of American influence.

The theme seems to be that Germans hate big countries-the greater the power, the more negative it is. It may come from their own world war experience or their views on a society that operates in a different way from theirs.

due to the rise of manufacturing industry, the labor force in these two countries is very, very cheap; In China, the average salary of a well-educated college student is 3,487 yuan, earning about 483 euros a month. In India, 1, rupees means a lot of money, but it is only worth 134 euros. As for the hot money, they have dollars and euros that can be used to pay workers' wages to greatly reduce costs. That's why they chose to build factories in China and India.

how can german companies beat China and Indian companies? Is it possible to produce the kind of high quality products made in China and India that can't be achieved? This is indeed the case in today's era. "Made in Germany" means high quality, which brings great benefits to the Germans. But what if one day China and India develop their own high-end goods? Then this is a nightmare for Germany. I can see this trend in several manufacturers like Huawei. In my opinion, they are doing their best. Their mobile phones are almost as good as Samsung and Apple, and so are high-speed railways.

why do you hate China and India? Now you can clearly understand Berlin's attitude. They hope to establish stronger ties with Beijing, but at the same time they are afraid of being destroyed by Beijing.

this is a competition for survival. The stakes are the country, people and wealth. The winner wins everything, and the loser loses everything.

can the locals understand? This is very difficult for immigrants with extremely different cultures and religions. Immigrants can't accept Europeans. Once they have the opportunity to leave, they will definitely leave, which leads to the local economy is still in a serious recession. Spain, Italy, Portugal and Greece are suffering. What should we do if there is another big crisis one day? Only God can tell us the answer.