90% of people don't know the meaning of travel. This is how AAK hydraulic valve

Yesterday, my old friend Henry left a message to me: Why can't some Chinese hydraulic valve manufacturers understand my logic? This is not the first time I have heard such complaints from overseas guests. There are also many hydraulic valve peers who often joke about what the foreigner thinks. Is he from the moon?

Without same worldview as you, of course, he is not on the same channel as you. Look at the world first, then you can have a world outlook. As the old saying goes, reading thousands of books and traveling thousands of miles means reading a group of people, reading a city or a country, not looking for similarities but feeling different. The more places you travel, the more you can understand how different people are. If you regard your little insight as 100% correct logic, how can you understand the completely opposite logic? Different countries and people have completely different views and ideas on a matter.

One time, when I was settling accounts for a US$93.00 bill at a supermarket in Vancouver, Canada, I used to pay US$100.00 and US$3.00, and I think you can give me 10 dollars. But the cashier looked at me in surprise, kept saying more, and then firmly returned US$3.00, and then pushed the $93.00 goods to me. After a long time of searching, he gave me the rest of the change US$7.00.

It was very shocking at that time. Later, I gradually understood that the way they changed their change was like this. It turns out that there are great differences in the way of thinking and living habits between people in this world. What you take for granted is completely incomprehensible to others. What you take for granted is actually just habit.

Many American universities have no doors. You can drive directly to the downstairs of the dormitory when you drive. Stanford and Harvard have no doors. In China, there are not only doors, but also gatekeepers. In Seattle, I made another mistake and waited for half an hour on the street. There was no taxi. It turns out that most Americans have cars. Taxis don't run empty on the road. You need to make an appointment. In China, taxis are readily available. If you stay in a place for a long time, you will naturally bring your habits here, and you should think that every place is the same. But New York is different. Taxis are everywhere on the streets.