Japanese female tourists come to China to travel. What do they want besides seeing the scenery?

China has a long history and culture, and many places are full of the unique charm of China. Most of these places have been transformed into tourist attractions to attract domestic and foreign tourists. China tourists are not the only ones who go abroad crazily. Many foreign tourists have also come to China to enjoy the influence of China culture. For example, in Japan next to us, Japanese tourists have always occupied a certain position in the number of international tourists in China. Many Japanese like to travel to China, but many Japanese don't just travel.

Among Japanese tourists, Japanese female tourists are the majority. Maybe it's a natural sensibility, compared to? Brew gourd? Generally speaking, Japanese male and Japanese female tourists prefer to travel. When Japanese women travel to China, they often like to go to more prosperous places. I didn't know it was all shopping until I asked. Maybe shopping is really a woman's nature, just like our female tourists from China go shopping in Japan. The first destination for Japanese women to come to China is the shopping street. There are similar purchasing jobs in Japan, and many of them are invited by relatives and friends to buy things. So they all come to take two things from China in the name of tourism.

This first item? Made in China? Tea, actually. Japanese tea ceremony culture was actually handed down from China. After Japanese development and publicity, it has become a national leisure culture. Japanese tea ceremony is divided into matcha road and fried tea ceremony, which have different flavors. Although there are few varieties of Japanese tea, many people yearn for China famous tea. Many Japanese women will be entrusted to buy tea from China. This is not an exaggeration. According to statistics, many Japanese women will bring a lot of China tea in their luggage when they return to China. Even if they are not purchasing, they will buy a pot of tea and try it at home, and they will know the fame of China tea.

The second one? Made in China? It's a traditional costume in China. Qipao or Hanfu? For traditional costumes, Japanese women especially like them. What's more, it is our famous cheongsam and Hanfu. Cheongsam is rated as the sexiest dress by Japanese women, while Hanfu is rated as the fairest dress, each with its own characteristics, so if you travel to China, those fashionable young women tend to buy some. With unique fans, it is particularly popular in Japan.