足元見やがって

I’m not interested in my step.

I read an article saying Chinese look at a stranger’s step.
Specifically, when a japanese has a lunch at a restaurant in china.
A child close to his look at his step, Strangely, it give the japanese to have a food in its hand.
The article is about that.
According to the article, people judge stranger by its step whether or not it is rich.
The japanese was eating out casually in worn out sandals, but the child thought he was poor.

When I was reading the article, I didn’t feel anything at that time.
I have been to Sano Premium Outlets in Tochigi before, but that is not the most recent.
At that time, I bought a new shoes.
I opened the box of it at home, then I found user’s manual saying in red that “please read instructions carefully before use”.
I generally don’t read it, so I put it in the trashcan.
But I had a change of heart, so I might as well took it in my hand from the trashcan, then read it.
There were written in user’s manual that how to care and procedure.

When I read it, It occured to me that I read the article that Chinese is often looking at stranger’s step, then I looked at my dirty shoes that I didn’t polish for more than one year.
So, I thought I would be felt sorry for them and I made up my mind to polish.

I’m not interested in clothes too, so Chinese might think that I’m a homeless.
I alwasys wear the same kinds of clothes every day.