"~において、..." vs. "~にとって、..." differences?


I'd like to ask about the difference between "~において、..." and "~にとって、...":

example #1

>   1. アジア地域{ちいき} **にとって** は、日本{にほん}は超大国{ちょうたいこく}です。
>   2. アジア地域 **において** は、日本は超大国です。
>

example #2

>   1. 中国人{ちゅうごくじん} **にとって** は、漢字{かんじ}は難しくない{むずかしくない}。
>   2. 中国人 **において** は、漢字は難しくない。
>

thank you.




Example #1

>   1. Asian countries think that Japan is an extremely large countrie.
>
>   2. Japan is one of the largest countris in Asia.
>
>

Example #2

>   1. Chinese feel that Kanji is not difficult.
>
>   2. (Does not make sense.)
>
>

“AにとってB” means “A feels that B”. “AにおいてB” means

  * “In A, B”, if A is a place or a time.
  * “About A, B”, if A is a subject.




Example #1

>   1. Asian countries think that Japan is an extremely large countrie.
>
>   2. Japan is one of the largest countris in Asia.
>
>

Example #2

>   1. Chinese feel that Kanji is not difficult.
>
>   2. (Does not make sense.)
>
>

“AにとってB” means “A feels that B”. “AにおいてB” means

  * “In A, B”, if A is a place or a time.
  * “About A, B”, if A is a subject.

