I think China should pay attention to it. Even if it applied for the World Heritage, it doesn't mean that it originated in that country. But we should know that many foreigners (including China's own people) don't have time to delve into the exact history, and many things are just passed on by word of mouth. If this continues, it will only turn into the Republic of Korea boasting that it has a long history, and China stammered out a stack of books and said, "Actually, that's it …".

I have many feelings about studying abroad. When I mention China to some people, most of them are "centralized government" and "I have a long history but know nothing". When it comes to "China", no one will say "I like Kung Fu" as passionately as in the 1980s! ",China depends on what makes people remember. Speaking of the Republic of Korea, my roommates are Koreans, and all of them are Samsung. One day I wanted to have tea, so I stopped by to talk to her about the tea culture in China. I told her a lot, but she looked puzzled and said, "Is tea very popular in China? "I thought I was Korean, so I became stiff ... the air echoed with sticks, sticks and sticks. ...

The main reason is that our nation does not attach importance to culture and returns to the old saying of inheritance and development. It's been said for decades, but it's not helpful except for some show. The essential reason is that all the people in China's family are cultivated by the idea of "being a cow". The purpose of all life is to obtain the greatest economic benefits and promote culture. Without immediate benefits, the less the better.

I don't blame other countries. The main problem is myself. I have no foresight and don't work hard to improve my ability. In this world, if you can't get meat, how can you blame your opponent for being too fast and too strong to let others spit it out for you?