Many people who have been to Japan say that there are five different places between Japan and China. What are the five places?

With the continuous improvement of living standards, tourism has become a popular fashion. As an island country, Japan is a tourist attraction. Going to Japan in different seasons will have different gains. Many people who travel in Japan will find that the customs and habits in Japan are quite different from those in China. To sum up, there will be five differences.

First, accommodation. People in China fix things when they are resting. When they sit down, they will choose a chair, a bench or a sofa. Choose a bed when sleeping; When entertaining guests, you will choose something like a coffee table. The Japanese will choose tatami in a unified way. Almost every household in Japan has tatami, and sleeping, sitting and so on can be solved by tatami.

Second, in terms of speech. People in China usually speak louder so that everyone can hear clearly. When the Japanese speak, they will be stingy in a low voice to show politeness.

Third, diet. Japanese people generally choose the cooking method, and there won't be too much oil smoke. On the other hand, China is very different. People in China will choose to stir-fry when cooking, which will produce a lot of oil smoke, but it tastes great.

Fourth, dress. Japanese traditional clothing kimono, in the streets of Japan or in Japanese homes, many people can be seen wearing kimonos, and the Japanese love for kimonos can be said to be speechless. The traditional clothes of China people are Hanfu, Tangzhuang and Qipao. But these clothes only appear in formal occasions such as banquets and performances, and people usually choose their favorite clothes.

Fifth, travel. Most cars, buses and rail transit in Japan are made by Japanese themselves, and foreign brands are rarely seen. Japanese prefer public transportation. The brands of cars driven by China people are dazzling, and there are all kinds of brands. There are countless private cars in China, but this does not affect China people's love for public transport.

There are still many cultural differences between Japan and China, and we should respect them.