Two kinds of education. One world. 🌏 Two young Japanese kids approached a foreigner. Not to ask for money, but to ask questions. With notebooks in hand, they interviewed him politely, took notes, and left with smiles and gratitude. On the other hand, a few kids saw a foreigner as an opportunity to beg, littered without care, and argued when they were asked to stop. Both were children, but their actions came from what they’ve been taught, not from where they were born. That’s the real difference

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