Do you know what Japanese people like to buy when they travel to China?

Many people have the habit of taking some souvenirs when traveling. One is to draw a happy ending for this trip, and the other is to bring some small gifts to your friends. Although things may not be very expensive, they also represent personal wishes. It may not be necessary to bring gifts to places close to home, but most people who travel abroad will bring something back to China. After all, the cultural differences between countries are quite large, and it is necessary to bring some characteristics.

Japan is the choice for many China residents to travel abroad, because this country is close to us and the local culture is very distinctive. In fact, our country is also a very good choice for Japanese tourists. Then the question is, when the Japanese come to visit us, will they bring something like this when they go back? In fact, what they like to bring back is very common here.

One of their favorite specialties is tea. A long time ago, Japan had cultural exchanges with China. Tea culture is popular in China, and so is Japan. Japanese tea ceremony is world-famous. Almost everyone likes drinking tea. Not only are there many local tea trees, but they also like to import tea from China. Dahongpao and Oolong are welcome. However, the price of tea exported to Japan is not cheap due to import tariffs.

But not necessarily in China. You can buy high-quality tea at a relatively low price. Tea is easy to carry, not heavy, not cumbersome and easy to carry. Take it back and drink it yourself or give it to your friends. In any case, they will not be idle. Some tourists who come to China will even be entrusted by their relatives and friends to buy some kinds of tea.

I'm sure everyone is familiar with this other popular one. Is it? Cheongsam is also a kind of clothing that can represent our traditional culture. The first-class cheongsam is made of silk, which feels good and has excellent upper body effect, especially for women with better figure. It looks good to wear. Cheongsam is also very popular with the Japanese. When they come to China, they always go to the cheongsam shop and buy something they like to take home.

These things may be rare in the eyes of the Japanese, so they will be taken with them all the way, but this is not the case for our nationals, and most people have become accustomed to it. These things come from our traditional culture and deserve our pride. In fact, every country has its own characteristics, and these distinctive and representative things are really worth taking away as souvenirs.