Recently, a Chinese who immigrated to the United States for 20 years flew back to China to see a dentist because it was too expensive to see a dentist in the United States, and traveled to Chongqing and Chengdu by the way. She was amazed by the tremendous changes in China and posted what she saw and heard in China to overseas social networks**.
What is shocking is that these truths have actually caused some "haters of the country" to feel "hurt" and have "reported" to the relevant US departments and demanded that she be "deported." There are even some people who consider reaping some imaginary benefits through such performances.
It has to be said that behind this reaction is to expose the deep sensitivity and fragility of some people. Because these words pierced the hearts of some people"American mythology"The two major bubbles: one is "advanced education" and the other is "advanced medical care". In contrast, compulsory education in China is rigorous and comprehensive, while public education in the United States has many problems. China's healthcare system is inclusive and efficient, while the U.S. healthcare system is characterized by inequality between rich and poor and unequal resources.
This Chinese who has immigrated to the United States for many years has personal experience, she has long been a citizen of the United States, and she is not expressing these views to please anyone. Because of this, the truth in these statements cannot be erased.
Of course, education and health care in China still need to be improved, and there are different views in society. Some "haters" often point fingers at China on education and health issues, belittling China, beautifying the United States, and even fabricating lies and myths. Now, the immigrant's truthful words have debunked these false "dioramas" and truly shown China's progress and achievements. The more agitated these people are, the more they highlight the truth of these facts.
It's a pity that there are also some people in China who are dissatisfied with this netizen. These people may be ignorant of the real situation in the United States, or they may be motivated by personal dissatisfaction with education and health care issues. In this regard, we believe that those who do not know the real United States may wish to learn more about it, while those who are dissatisfied with the current situation in China may wish to put forward constructive suggestions. Sometimes, when you go out and take a look and think about it, you will find that this is not a one-person business.