I'd like to ask about the Japanese attitude towards China people.

The Japanese are an island country with a typical extreme and narrow personality. This is normal.

However, China people should reflect on themselves, let alone Japanese foreigners. In modern China, the social hierarchy is distinct, and our own people look down on our own people. How can we expect others to look up to us?

Having said that, Japanese people's feelings for China people are actually quite complicated. On the one hand, they worship Chinese civilization (ancient times, of course), on the other hand, they hate China people for not cherishing their own civilization (indeed) and hope to conquer everything in China.

Therefore, China people should not only reflect on themselves, but also be wary of this restless neighbor.

In fact, the Japanese are still many good people, at least in peacetime. The situation that the landlord encountered is estimated to be that people think that people in China in this era are all dung green, hehe.