In the eyes of foreigners, what labels do China tourists have?

In recent years, China has developed very rapidly, and the people's living standards have been constantly improved, so the tourism industry has also developed very well. Domestic tourism can no longer meet the needs of Chinese people, and many Chinese people have gone abroad to travel around the world. However, Chinese people have left many good or bad labels in the eyes of foreigners, such as being rude and rich.

label 1: impolite

China people have the label "impolite" in the eyes of many foreigners, because in the past, many people with low education went abroad, and their education level was slightly lower, and they paid less attention to etiquette. When they went abroad, these people often cut in line, speak loudly and litter, which made foreigners feel rude. However, the education level in China is generally high, and this phenomenon has also decreased a lot.

Label 2: Good Math

China people's math level is recognized as good all over the world, and they know the multiplication formula by heart. It is beyond the comprehension of foreigners for half a day to give fifty cents more and then make the whole change.

Label 3: Rich

In the eyes of foreigners, China people are rich, and many China people can be seen in foreign luxury goods stores, and they will definitely not leave the store empty-handed. Just like when the new Apple mobile phone was released, there were definitely many people from China in the long queue, and many Chinese aunts always liked to shop abroad, and Japanese toilet seats were sold out.

Label 4: Going out without money

Mobile payment in our country is very developed, and you don't need to bring money when you go out. Some people can't change their habit of not taking cash when they go abroad, and they often have the embarrassment of not having money to pay when they buy things.

Compared with before, the quality of China tourists has been significantly improved, and the labels that foreigners are bad for China people will gradually be removed.