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关于美国，想必大家都听说了不少，也了解了许多。此刻，不妨假设自己是个美国人，看看美国人眼里的“老外都是如何评价美国的吧。 老外如何评价美国 Foreigners Share What They Find Most Surprising Foreigners, as well as others who happen to know people who are new to the US, have been using this Quora[1]) thread[2]) to share what they think makes America unique. Their answers to the question "What facts about the United States do foreigners not believe until they come to America?" were pretty fascinating. We've picked out some especially interesting answers. America is so huge that it would take weeks to see all of its major cities. "Foreigners cannot believe how vast the United States is. I am from the West Coast of the US and my Italian relatives come here thinking they can visit me in Seattle, plus also see New York City, Miami, the Grand Canyon and Hollywood all in a week—by car. I can't get them to understand that it's 3000 miles from the Pacific to the Atlantic coasts." —Candace Dempsey "So much space. My god, America seems like such a big country. Look at the Netherlands: we are smaller than the state of Georgia. And in this country, land is expensive. It's a basic principle: if something is scarce, and many people want it, then it will be expensive. But in America, we have amazing amounts of land available and for such a low price." | 
