In fact, in the Chinese people's inherent impression, Italy is a very tolerant country.

Take the world-famous dish pasta as an example. Today, many Chinese people believe that pasta was Marco Polo’s second entrepreneurial venture after he came to China and tasted Chinese food. He was able to “choose the good ones and follow them”.

Compared with other stupid white people, Italian veterans are too wise.

But maybe Italians will blush when they hear this comment.

Because as long as you study Italian folk culture carefully, especially from a geographical perspective, it is easy to find too many deep-rooted and difficult-to-explain "foreign biases."

For example, in the Italian sports world where hormones are everywhere, a force called "Neo-Nazi" by foreign media has enveloped the Italian sports world, and has repeatedly pushed Italian football into the spotlight in a negative way through prejudice, violence, disputes and even bayonet incidents.

Search: On September 6, 2016, during Italy’s first round of World Cup European qualifying match against Israel, some Italian fans performed a Nazi salute before the kick-off, and the Italian Football Association was fined 27,000 euros; October 21, 2017 European

Lazio visited Nice in the Fed Cup match in response to the 2016 Nice terrorist attack that killed 86 people.

The extremist fan organization Irriducibili wore black T-shirts with "fxxk ISIS" printed on them. They claimed that "there is no violence, no racial discrimination, and no conflict," but many of them performed Nazi salutes;

Over time, a kind of "strong mentality" has quietly planted seeds in the hearts of the Italian people: whoever has the strength and can become the strong one during this period, they will rely on them during this period, while they are content with being "businessmen"

The positioning of "the Republic of China" is "small but beautiful" and represents the pinnacle of art and science.

Of course, in those troubled times with backward productivity, the formation of this survival philosophy is understandable.

On the one hand, they hope to find a strong political "backer", but on the other hand, they hold on to the belief of "what happened to my family back then." They can't figure out why their country has fallen to this point.

This kind of ambivalence has been rooted in the hearts of Italians for a long time, and what kind of external manifestation this mentality will have is worth studying carefully.