A North Korean girl came to China to travel and sighed after getting off the high-speed train: China is different from what she imagined.

China has a vast land and abundant resources, a long history, profound cultural heritage, and many monuments left by our ancestors.

Since the reform and opening up, China's development has improved by leaps and bounds. It is precisely because of this that more people outside the world know about our great China.

As we all know, our country has gradually gained a certain status in the international arena. Many foreigners have seen many interesting anecdotes about China on the Internet and in newspapers.

Not only this, it also attracted a North Korean girl to come to China. She said: She has always heard of China, but she was always troubled by various reasons and ultimately failed to come to China.

This time, I finally have this honorable opportunity!

Indeed, for the vast majority of North Korean people, there are very few opportunities to go abroad. China is one of the most favored countries.

A North Korean girl came to China to travel, but after getting off the high-speed train, she sighed: China is different from what she imagined!

It turns out that it is because China is developing too fast and many landmark buildings have been built one by one. This gives North Korean girls the feeling that China is simply a fairyland-like place, which is unbelievable. It's true.

The North Korean girl said: China has countless buildings, bustling streets, and developed transportation industry. I have to say that I am lagging behind. I did not expect that China would develop so fast. I'm still stuck in the past.

Especially China’s high-speed rail, it is an eye-opener for me. Both the appearance and the interior are so majestic. What I didn’t expect is that after I boarded the high-speed rail, I still haven’t recovered. , we have arrived at the end point. The high-speed train is not only fast but also very stable!

In North Korea, there are more trains, and trains are still from the 1970s and 1980s, and there is no high-speed rail as a means of transportation.

What’s more important is that the speed of trains is quite slow, far behind China’s by dozens of times, with a speed of only 40-50 kilometers per hour, and they are always late. Compared to China, it’s like one day at a time. !

It turns out that in the mind of this North Korean girl, China is like this. What do you think of this?