I'm not sure if you're going to be able to do this, but I'm sure you're going to be able to do it.

China does not have a tradition of logical analysis, Confucius, Mencius, Laozhuang, most of the use of metaphors and rhetorical reasoning, the famous "white horse is not a horse" of the discernment is regarded as a "tricky language", and Confucius' "worldly" philosophy and very few people will study metaphysical pure logic, rationality, philosophical knowledge, so the Chinese are not very mature theoretical knowledge, practical knowledge of pure logic, rationality, philosophical knowledge. The philosophy of "entering the world" of Confucius makes people seldom study the metaphysical knowledge of pure logic, rationality and philosophy, so the Chinese people have no mature theoretical knowledge, but also do not often have the opportunity to practice - Chinese people like to talk about the power of quarrelling (who is a big official), the power of quarrelling (who can make the other side have no good fruit to eat), the people (relations) The Chinese people like to argue about power (who has the most power), strength (who can make the other person suffer), people (relationship), emotion (compassion, hatred), and frankly not very reasonable.

So genetically, the Chinese are definitely smart, but the cultural evolution has definitely stifled a lot of space for logical thinking to develop.