One person is a tiger, three people are a cat

Koreans like to call themselves tigers. The tiger is the king of the most beloved kings of Koreans.

South Korea’s story about tigers is more colorful than any other country in the world, and even marvels at Chinese writer Lu Xun. There is such an anecdote that Lu Xun’s story of a tiger is seen when he sees a Korean.

Not only does South Korea really have a lot of tigers, but the tigers also appear frequently in Korean paintings. In the Korean version of the Jintaixi Linyi, the heroic paintings of the tigers in the Korean peninsula are not known in Korea.

The mascot of the 1998 Seoul Olympics was the cute "child tiger", which is synonymous with Koreans.

When looking at Koreans alone, they are like tigers. The Koreans I have seen so far, I do not know why I can speak eloquently, have clear views, are good at the way of life, and are almost all presidents or ministers, professors or associate professors of universities, and more than one person has more than two books, economics, etc. Doctoral degree, even more than a dozen doctoral degrees.

Every time I see a Korean, there is always a phenomenon that makes you think: come again. When Koreans talk to each other, they often say, "This, understand?" "I tell you!" "You probably don't know?" That is, in the unconscious, to speak in a swearing tone.

Perhaps they think that teaching each other is higher than the other, and being taught is equal to being placed under the person. Therefore, standing on the stand of the instigator, there is hurting self-respect and face.

At an international academic conference, a close observation reveals an intriguing phenomenon: Korean questioners are continually speaking, and there are more words than the publishers. It seems that they are more explicit than the publishers to make their own claims, and they are unrelentingly published. The attacker launched an offensive.

Sometimes, in an impatient audience, there will be people protesting: please make a long story short! Every Korean thinks that they are different from the others, there are special things, and their awareness is very strong.

The self-righteous idea of ​​"I am smarter than you" has fueled their eye-catching behavior. When Koreans and Japanese are in one-on-one contact, they always come to the conclusion that the Japanese look very weak and lack confidence and cannot handle the problem independently.

In fact, it is because they do not understand and underestimate the Japanese. Japanese people tend to stand on the standpoint of learning from others, rather than showing the arrogant and inferior attitude of the lesser like a Korean. And contrary to Koreans, Japanese people are taboo to show and boast of themselves, and often tend to accept passively rather than self-assertion.

Therefore, in the eyes of Koreans who are self-confident, self-confident, and self-sufficient in self-defense, the Japanese certainly lack opinion and do not have the spirit. In the one-on-one confrontation, the Koreans with outstanding personality may have an absolute advantage, but when they collide as a group, the Japanese have an overwhelming advantage. Because the Japanese put the personality in the group, the personality is erased in the same time, and the interests of the group are given priority.

Koreans are tigers when they look at them alone. When they get together, they must become cats and even become jealous. On the contrary, when I look at the Japanese alone, I seem to have less opinion and no anger, but when the three people get together, they become a terrible tiger.