QA問答：如何區(qū)分來我們這里的客人是中國人還是日本人？一張圖引發(fā)的大討論

@Monica
tomayto, tomahto and potayto, potahto. Japan and Germany were committing massacres during WW2. At least Germany apologized what they have done to Jewish. Japan on the other hand, have never written the correct history in their history books, shame on Japan!

番茄，番茄，土豆，土豆。日本和德國在二戰(zhàn)期間犯下了屠殺罪行。至少德國為他們對猶太人所做的事道歉了。而日本則從未在他們的歷史書中寫下正確的歷史，日本真可恥！
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@Good Goyim
rightly so. the germans have lifted the entire globe with their creations while rest of the world lived in mud huts. give credit where its due. be grateful and dont resent the success and superiority of others.

確實(shí)如此。德國人用他們的創(chuàng)造提升了整個(gè)世界，而世界其他地方的人還住在泥屋里。該給予贊賞的地方就給予贊賞。心懷感激，不要怨恨他人的成功和優(yōu)越。

@Arthur Babiarz
Where do you see German flag on this picture?

你在這張圖片上哪里看到德國旗幟了？

@Sayan Goswami
Do Japanese people staying at hotels carry measuring tapes with them?

住在酒店的日本人會(huì)隨身攜帶卷尺嗎？

@Hideki Tanaka
of course, we all do. not only that, we also carry scissors, hammers, calculators, bow and arrows, corona vaccines, replica of tokyo tower, sushi, ramen, king sized bed, sofa, book shelf and baseball stadiums as well. at all times.

當(dāng)然，我們都會(huì)。我們不僅帶卷尺，還會(huì)帶剪刀、錘子、計(jì)算器、弓箭、新冠疫苗、東京塔的復(fù)制品、壽司、拉面、特大號床、沙發(fā)、書架和棒球場。隨時(shí)帶著。

@Chris Daniels
Was thinking the same thing. There’s probably a smartphone app that would do the job.

我也在想同樣的事情?？赡苡幸粋€(gè)智能手機(jī)應(yīng)用程序可以完成這項(xiàng)工作。

@Entity
There is if you're using a newer iPhone model, it's pretty accurate

如果你使用的是較新的iPhone型號，確實(shí)有一個(gè)應(yīng)用程序，它非常準(zhǔn)確。
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@Ibrahim Wattenyad
The Spanish, though not numerous, seem to give themselves plenty of space between the dots on the chart. I'd gather that they value their space.
This pattern seems to parallel their political sphere in the case that Spain is made of distinct autonomous communities and former kingdoms who try to maintain their space and legislative jurisdiction. In other words, a kingdom of kingdoms.
Perhaps I've over-psychoanalysed this but that is my take on the graph.

這種模式似乎與他們的政治領(lǐng)域相平行，因?yàn)槲靼嘌烙刹煌淖灾紊鐓^(qū)和前王國組成，他們試圖保持自己的空間和立法管轄權(quán)。換句話說，一個(gè)由多個(gè)王國組成的王國。
西班牙人雖然人數(shù)不多，但似乎在圖表上的點(diǎn)之間給自己留了很多空間。我猜他們很重視自己的空間。
也許我過度心理分析了這個(gè)，但這是我對圖表的看法。

@élise Petras
Now I’m psychoanalysing the countries’ scattered dots, looking for patterns… Canada attempted a grid towards the lower half of its section, Australia made a bird and I get the feeling China’s citizens are trying to create a character, given the matching ‘swoops’!

現(xiàn)在我在心里分析這些國家的分散點(diǎn)，尋找規(guī)律……加拿大在其部分的下半部分嘗試了一個(gè)網(wǎng)格，澳大利亞做了一只鳥，考慮到那些相匹配的‘弧線’我感覺中國的公民在嘗試創(chuàng)造一個(gè)字符！

@Andy Si
I see a happy face!
China, USA, and South Korea looks like Indonesia’s traffic jam 24/7.

我看到了一張笑臉！
中國、美國和韓國看起來像印度尼西亞的全天候交通堵塞。

@John Vanderbeck
Too bad Germany isn’t on that board. They probably would have been just as orderly.

太糟糕了，德國不在那個(gè)板上。他們可能也會(huì)一樣有序。

@Abhilasha Bhardwaj
I being the poor Indian, keep hoping somewhere my dear country would be listed somewhere as well…other than ‘others’!

作為一個(gè)貧窮的印度人，我一直希望我的祖國能在某個(gè)地方被列出來……而不是在“其他”中！

@Zelphir Kaltstahl
What country is the first flag for?

第一個(gè)旗幟是哪個(gè)國家的？

@Yed Podtrzitko
France

法國

@Zelphir Kaltstahl
Is that really blue? Looked like black for me. If it is blue, it makes more sense. Black would be very impolite actually.

那真的是藍(lán)色嗎？我看起來像是黑色。如果是藍(lán)色，就更有意義了。黑色實(shí)際上非常不禮貌。

@Lam Nguy?n
I think it's easy to notice a fortune cat Maneki Neko in Japan. If you speak Vietnamese, try this website to read about them https://meothantaishop.com/pages/meo-than-tai-tu-a-den-z

我認(rèn)為在日本很容易注意到招財(cái)貓。

@Tejas Kutal
That AirBnb thing cracked me up :D

那個(gè)愛彼迎的事情把我逗笑了。

@Emile Foreste
Based on my experience and knowledge of Japanese people in general and looking at the photos, I would agree with Precision and add that they are all very uniform. Just look at how modest, kind, most of them are and the inclination to stay in order. Based on the stickers alone you can tell the Japanese are the most clean and in order, each person align their sticker with the rest as if socially keeping in order. Then you look at the stickers for other countries, to each their own self and a mess.
This is a generalisation but I’d say the way the Japanese place their stickers speaks a lot for their people’s inner qualities.
An addition to the “precision” quality, I remember reading a story here on Quora of how precise and on-time trains in Japan are, like they're not even a minute early or delayed.

根據(jù)我對日本人的經(jīng)驗(yàn)和了解，以及看過這些照片后，我同意“精確”的觀點(diǎn)，并補(bǔ)充說他們都非常一致?？纯此麄兊闹t遜、友善以及傾向于保持秩序的方式。單憑這些貼紙你就能看出日本人是最干凈、最有秩序的，每個(gè)人的貼紙都對齊，好像在社會(huì)上保持秩序。然后你再看看其他國家的貼紙，各自為政，亂七八糟。
這是一種概括，但我認(rèn)為日本人放置貼紙的方式可以說明他們的內(nèi)在素質(zhì)。
除了“精確”這個(gè)特點(diǎn)，我記得在Quora上看到一個(gè)故事，說日本的火車有多么準(zhǔn)時(shí)，甚至沒有早一分鐘或晚一分鐘。
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@Chris Daniels
Interestingly, some of the orderly behaviour of the Japanese may come down to the so-called Rice Theory in which rice-growing societies are overly communal and collaborative contrasting with more individualistic wheat, barley and corn growing societies. In Japan’s case such behaviour may have become more pronounced due to the nation’s relative isolation.

有趣的是，日本人的一些有序行為可能源于所謂的“稻米理論”，即種植稻米的社會(huì)過于集體化和合作，而與種植小麥、大麥和玉米的更具個(gè)人主義的社會(huì)形成對比。在日本，這種行為可能由于國家相對隔離而更加明顯。
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@@Samuel Finzhry
Does this extend into perfectionism very often?

這是否經(jīng)常延伸到完美主義？

@AlexChang
Order?
No
If this place has a rule written on it: Please line up neatly
Then I admit that this is order
But this is not the case, there are no rules here.
They still do it, I think it is blind obedience
They are thinking: How can I do it? I don’t know, then it can’t be wrong to do the same as others!
This is a typical Japanese mentality. It is easy for the whole country to fall into extremism because of the wrong choices of a few people. This is very dangerous

秩序？
不
如果這個(gè)地方寫了一個(gè)規(guī)定：請排列整齊
那么，我承認(rèn)這是秩序
但是事實(shí)并非如此，這里沒有任何規(guī)定。
他們依然這么做，我認(rèn)為這是盲從
他們在想：我怎么做呢？不知道啊，那跟別人一樣總不會(huì)錯(cuò)吧！
這是典型的日本人心態(tài)，很容易因?yàn)樯贁?shù)人的錯(cuò)誤選擇而將整個(gè)國家陷入極端主義。這非常危險(xiǎn)

@Timothy Takemoto
Yes. This is why things made in Japan are often well made. But it can lead to too much perfectionism and things being expensive.

是的。這就是為什么日本制造的東西通常做得很好。但這也會(huì)導(dǎo)致過度完美主義和物品昂貴和浪費(fèi)。

@@Chloe Fox
Shouldn’t the EU ones be combined?

歐盟的不應(yīng)該合并嗎？

@Chris Daniels
Not from a marketing perspective where the filtered data can be used to target advertising and associated budgets.

從營銷角度來看，不應(yīng)該。過濾后的數(shù)據(jù)可以用來定位廣告和相關(guān)預(yù)算。
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@Mohd Afiq
Sir, sorry I can’t understand

先生，對不起，我看不懂

@Chris Daniels
Look at the response by Japanese to the survey, “Where are you from?”, (top row, 3rd from left), then compare it’s orderliness with the responses by other nationals. NB: Each red dot represents a person/group.

看看日本人對調(diào)查的回應(yīng)，“你來自哪里？”，（最上排，左三），然后將其與其他國家的回應(yīng)進(jìn)行比較。注意：每個(gè)紅點(diǎn)代表一個(gè)人/群體。
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@Mohd Afiq
Oh. Got it. Thanks.

哦，明白了。謝謝。

@@Marcus Tang
Somebody actually measured the dimensions of the room?

真的有人測量了房間的尺寸嗎？

@Wang Meng xiang
i don’t know the meaning the survey? you said the precision only because they stick the label on straight lines?

我不明白這個(gè)調(diào)查的意義？你說的精確只是因?yàn)樗麄儼褬?biāo)簽貼在直線上？

@Kevin Liao
The American one is quite interesting too. You will notice they tried to give each other some space.

美國的也很有趣。你會(huì)注意到他們試圖互相留一些空間。

@Johnny Vegas
Except the 2 last Japanese tourists who said “&^%$ it.”

除了最后兩個(gè)說“尼瑪”的日本游客。

@Fajri Nur Prasetyo
we can see most of Japanese are following the rules like they respect to their emperor.

我們可以看到大多數(shù)日本人都遵守規(guī)則，就像他們尊重他們的天皇一樣。

@Haoyang Zhao
the survey is writed by English and traditional Chinese(in Japan 2 main foreign language).look at the other billboard.justlike in HongKong.

調(diào)查是用英語和繁體中文寫的（在日本這兩種是主要的外語）?？纯戳硪粋€(gè)公告板，就像在香港一樣。

@Tania Aesthetic
France is the first flag - the brits must be pissed haha

法國是第一個(gè)旗幟——英國人一定很生氣哈哈

@KR
I like how they are curious to know “other Europe” and then everyone else. Seems a wee bit racist to me.

我喜歡他們?nèi)绾魏闷娴叵胫馈捌渌麣W洲”，然后是所有其他人。這對我來說似乎有點(diǎn)種族主義。
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@Joaquín Cassagnet Ezcurra
I remember seeing a TikTok with this, but instead of the Spanish flag there was a Mexican flag and the red dots where organized in the form of a sentence “Puto el que lo lea.” which can translate to “If you can read this, you gay.”

我記得在TikTok上看到過這個(gè)，但不是西班牙國旗，而是墨西哥國旗，紅點(diǎn)排列成一句話“Puto el que lo lea.”，可以翻譯成“如果你能讀懂這個(gè)，你是同性戀?！?/b>