Which of the five “weird phenomena” faced by Chinese tourists have you fallen victim to?

The biggest strange thing is, no matter whether it is good or not, go wherever there are many people. Anyway, I was dragged by my mother to travel. One of the biggest common problems among Chinese people is that they like to join in the fun. Many people travel to a certain place, but they don’t like it much and don’t know if it’s good or not. Anyway, many people have been there, so I want to go too. If you go to a scenic spot where there are not many people, you will feel that the place is not good and not fun. Chinese tourists not only take over domestic popular tourist attractions, but we tourists have also become the main force in countries such as Thailand and Vietnam.

The second strangest thing is the Chinese aunt’s group tour. This is really contagious. No matter where you are, Chinese aunts will always shine. You can always hear a group of aunts chirping, wearing colorful clothes. Colorful silk scarves are their standard accessory and must float. Chinese aunts can be seen not only in China, but also in major duty-free shops in Japan and South Korea. Wherever there are Chinese aunt tour groups, they will buy things in baskets~ I ask you if you are afraid!

The third biggest strange phenomenon is that environmental awareness is really poor. Chinese tourists, whether they are in China or traveling abroad, are often complained about their poor environmental awareness. Some people bury toilet paper in the sand at the beach, some wash their feet in the hotel's fountain pool, and some leave confetti directly on the lawn. I believe these people have seen it during travel, right? This kind of living habit is really not good, and it doesn’t look good no matter where you go~

Finally, I want to say that these are the phenomena I encountered. In fact, there are many more. For example, when you go to the pool, you must put coins in. When you see a bronze statue, you must touch it. It should be very common to imagine that you want to stretch your hand when you see anything! I hope that everyone will not fall into this trap in the future and become a quality Chinese tourist.