Is rural China really worse than rural Japan? You'll understand after reading this

Recently, a netizen posted a set of photos of rural Japan online after returning from a trip there, and pointed out that rural Japan is orderly, clean and tidy, and far better than China by who knows how many times!

In the photos, the scenery of rural Japan is indeed nice, but is our countryside really as bad as this netizen says? No, quite the opposite!

First of all, there is the new socialist countryside policy put forward by the state, which has enabled many rural residents to move into new houses, arranged in neat rows.

The rice paddies have also been rationally planned, neat plot by plot, not chaotic at all as some people claim.

As ordinary people's awareness of environmental protection gradually rises, most rural areas are now very clean, with green mountains and clear waters.

Villages with the right conditions have now been developed into scenic areas, attracting large numbers of tourists every year and increasing local income!

So how could rural China possibly be inferior to rural Japan!