1. Self.
Germans are always self-centered, and individual interests are always greater than collective interests; Chinese people will always regard themselves as small, and individual interests will always be smaller than collective interests.
2. Punctuality. 
Germans are always punctual and punctual; The Chinese either arrive early or late.
3. Street view on weekends.
Germans rest at home on weekends, while Chinese almost always go out shopping on weekends.
Fourth, opinions. 
The Germans have opinions expressed directly; The Chinese have opinions and like to beat around the bush.
5. Three meals a day.
Germans eat three meals a day, cold food in the morning and evening, and hot food for lunch; And the Chinese eat hot food for three meals a day.
6. Mood and weather.
In Germany, everyone is in a good mood on a sunny day, and everyone is in a bad mood on a cloudy day; And in China, whether it's cloudy or sunny, it can't stop everyone from being happy.
7. Drinks when you have stomach pain.
Germans like to drink Coke when they have an upset stomach, and Chinese like to drink tea when they have an upset stomach.
8. Fashion. 
Germans regard spoons and chopsticks as fashionable in Eastern culture; And the Chinese call the forks and knives in Western food fashion.
9. Interpersonal relationships.
Interpersonal relations in Germany are simple, three-three-two-two, three-five groups, and social development depends on rules. Chinese interpersonal relations are extremely complex, and social development depends on human feelings.
10. Queue up. 
Germans have an indifferent sense of privilege, and they pay attention to first-come, first-served in public places, and line up in columns; Chinese have a strong sense of privilege or greed for cheapness, resulting in no concept of queuing, and Xi is used to cutting in line or swarming into a swarm.
Ten. First, the standard of beauty.
White symbolizes purity and elegance, while black symbolizes unrestrained charm.
Ten. 2. Tourism.
Germans travel with their eyes, and Chinese travel with cameras.
Ten. 3. Leadership.
Germany's leaders are on an equal footing; China's leaders must be a few rank higher.
Ten. 4. Bathing.
Germans like to bathe during the day, while Chinese like to bathe at night.
Ten. Fifth, the restaurant decibels.
Germans like to eat in quiet restaurants; A Chinese restaurant is a place to talk about things or pass the time.
Ten. Sixth, deal with the problem.
In terms of attitude towards dealing with problems, Germans are walking towards problems, while Chinese like to walk around problems, just like the working style of property companies now.
Ten. 7. Deal with anger.
The Germans were unhappy in the face of anger and reproach; In the face of the anger and criticism of the strong, most of the Chinese people pretend to smile and calm down.
Ten. 8. Treat new things.
When something new arises, the Germans will observe it carefully from afar; Out of curiosity, the Chinese will touch and even take it home.
Ten. 9. Children.
In the German family, both adults and children are equal members; In Chinese families, all adults revolve around their children.
Two. 10. Means of transportation.
As early as 1970, private cars were widely used in Germany. By 2006, it began to promote bicycles and pursue environmental protection;
In China, in 1970, the main means of transportation was bicycles. Since 2006, due to the proliferation of private cars, the pollution of cars to the environment has become increasingly serious.
Two. Ten. 1. Gatherings.
German gatherings, cakes and drinks, drinks, reminiscences and exchanges; The gathering of Chinese, gathered around a large table, must be a big meal.
Two. Ten. Second, the life of the elderly.
Not to mention that everyone understands, one walks the dog and the other walks the baby.