10 facts about when I came from China to Russia

I always pay attention to my first impression. The first impression is an accurate description of what is happening, it's like "If you can live with this, then..." with the fact that in this list you can't remain silent. I could also start the sentence with the words "But they have it", but then it would just be pouring water. The first impression is exactly what is missing "here" compared to "there" and I would like to improve it:

1. Even on the route from the international airport to the center of Moscow, the cellular signal disappears;
2. Mobile signal coverage is poor, and unreliable in large cities;
3. Mobile Internet does not work in the metro;
4. People are gloomy one by one, but cheerful together;
5. The roads are not wide, there are not many cars, but there are traffic jams everywhere.
6. Traffic lights are not synchronized;
7. Drivers drive out to an intersection with traffic jams;
8. People still read books in the subway;
9. The metro is mostly quiet (no chatter);
10. A very long escalator.