A guide to American students-teach you to quickly differentiate between China, Japan and Korea

It is said that the total number of students from overseas and at American universities in 2013 has broken through history, reaching the highest record in 12 years, with a total of more than 800,000 students. A large number of Chinese students choose to study in the United States, mainly because of domestic media coverage of American universities. The students are mainly from China, India, South Korea, the Chinese and Indian students together accounted for 49% of the total number of students, including the number of Chinese students are still increasing ...

A few days ago, Chinese students abroad recently published the characteristics of overseas students. Most of the netizens to "one eye distinguish between Japan and Korea 3 countries" sent a lot of concern.

The Chinese student, Ohio, asked 3 roommates for their impressions of Chinese, Japanese and Korean students (mainly male students).

Chinese people are good at maths and like computer games. Korean people have bad grades but like sports and often quarrel with others. Japanese etiquette is very serious and like animation.

It's easy to differentiate Korean people. Small eyes a high, muscular, wearing a hat is the most of the nine Korean students. If you hear the yellow people who are in conflict with tall whites or blacks in school, first think of Koreans. Laughing loudly in public, all the same should be the female students after the plastic surgery. There is no one-eye distinction between female and Chinese female students who are not plastic.

Those who are short and fully dressed, even if they are polite, can see their teeth when they laugh too much are almost Japanese students. Come to school nearly one months, only in the gym to see a Japanese boy. The Japanese think their nation is the most powerful in the world, and may not be interested in studying abroad.