46. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT included in the Japanese traits?

(A) industrious 
(B) dedicated 
(C) open-minded 
(D) well educated

I lived and worked in the Far East for thirteen years. In my view, the Japanese are doing exactly what we’ve asked them to do—selling us high-quality goods at reasonable prices. The Japanese succeed because they work hard. They are well educated. They are committed to quality. And their government does not burden the productive economy with unreasonable regulations and misguided tax policies. I’m sure it is tempting to bash Japan in an election year, but America is starting to behave like the crybaby of the Western world. Not to be outdone. Some Japanese politicians decided to retaliate. American workers are lazy and unproductive, they said. Such comments are totally unrealistic. American workers—at least those I know in the petroleum industry—are as good as any workers in the world. Remember, it was Americans who put out the hundreds of oil-well fires in war-torn Kuwait. And we did it more quickly and efficiently than anyone dreamed possible.

我在遠東生活和工作了十三年。我認為，日本人正在按照我們要求他們做的那樣做-以合理的價格向我們出售高品質的商品。日本人之所以成功是因為他們努力工作。他們受過良好的教育。他們致力於質量。而且他們的政府不會因不合理的法規和錯誤的稅收政策而給生產性經濟造成負擔。我敢肯定，在大選之年，它很想抨擊日本，但是美國的行為開始像西方世界的哭泣者一樣。不甘示弱。一些日本政客決定進行報復。他們說，美國工人懶惰而沒有生產力。這樣的評論是完全不現實的。美國工人-至少我在石油行業中認識的工人-與世界上任何工人一樣好。記住，是美國人在飽受戰爭的科威特熄滅了數百口油井大火。而且我們比任何人想的更快，更有效地做到了。

46. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT included in the Japanese traits?

(C) open-minded

Q.根據段落，日本特徵中不包括以下哪項？

（C）思想開放