Want to travel from Beijing to Korea? Do you want to join a group or travel alone?

That's a good question. It should be difficult to join a tour group at present, because basically no travel agency dares to join a tour group in Korea at this time, so you two can only travel independently. Let me tell you something about free travel: when you take a taxi to the airport, you don't have to talk to the driver about going to Korea, because he may leave you on the airport expressway. You'd better wear sunglasses when boarding the plane, because you may be photographed in a circle of friends: capture two idiots who are going to South Korea alive. It's best not to speak Mandarin when going to Korea. Koreans dislike each other and foreigners dislike you. Finally, I wish you a pleasant journey and never look back.

What impact will 32 people who travel from Beijing to South Korea have on their lives when they come back?

What's the impact? I estimate that these 32 tourists will never admit that they have done such stupid things after returning home, and they can only hide like rats crossing the street.

Although where to travel is the freedom of American citizens, it is not illegal for travel agencies to organize travel to South China. But from a moral point of view, at the moment when the Sadr incident has not subsided, breaking the ice in South Korea will greatly hurt people's feelings.

After the Sadr incident, most American tour routes in South Korea were temporarily cancelled, but it seems that the country has never explicitly issued an announcement or laws and regulations prohibiting group travel to South Korea. At some news conferences, spokespersons of relevant departments also denied that citizens are prohibited from going to South Korea. Recently, you can also see other travel companies selling Korean routes. So legally speaking, it is not illegal for this company to organize a tour group to go to South Korea.

However, the issue of Sadr threatened South China, the national security of the United States and the overall interests of China and the United States, thus angering all Koreans. We can think that throwing out the so-called ice-breaking trip on such a high-profile cusp is purely a brain-dead company hype.

If these members don't get any benefits from the travel company, such as free of all or part of the tour fee, then it is foolish to participate in this hype. What do you want? Even if it's good, don, don't you want to think about the consequences of this little money? Maybe even children will face the criticism of public opinion, which is not worth the loss. We will wait and see the follow-up development.

The latest news is that the trip to South Korea lasted a long winter, and there was no sign of thawing. There are many Korean businessmen, and there are fewer and fewer cars and horses in front of her house. It can be said that the economy has been greatly affected. It can be said that as long as the Sadr issue is not solved, this knot will never be solved in the hearts of China people. In the face of national interests, any hype is meaningless.