Travel to a strange country, only to find China people everywhere. What is this?

July 20 16, I traveled to Bangkok, Thailand, and the streets were full of China people. I was particularly impressed by my visit to the Grand Palace in Thailand. Hundreds of tour groups, almost all from China, give people the impression that they are visiting a scenic spot in China. Not only are there Beijing dialect, Sichuan dialect, Guangzhou dialect and Shanghai dialect everywhere, but what's even more surprising is that when we were waiting in line at the Grand Palace, Changsha dialect sounded in our ears: How long do you have to wait? Looking back, it was our acquaintances, Sister Zhu, Master Liu and Master Zhang, who often climbed Yuelu Mountain. They often greet us when climbing Yuelu Mountain, but I don't. I didn't expect them to travel to Thailand, where they met by chance. Everyone is happy to meet and care about each other. We are backpacking, and they-we are here to travel. When I met China people in a strange country, my experience was mainly as follows:

First of all, the cultural life of China people has developed with the reform and opening up. In the past, ordinary people's overseas travel in the United States was originally an unattainable amateur cultural life, but in the old society where their wives flew into ordinary people's homes in Xie Wang, it can now become a reality. Ordinary working-class people can travel abroad, and the happiness index of ordinary people in China has been greatly improved. According to related reports, the number of tourists from China to Thailand soared from 800,000 in 2008 to nearly 6,543,800 in 2065.438+09, accounting for 28% of foreign tourists in Thailand. So it is not surprising that China people can be seen in all tourist attractions in Thailand. Especially the flights from China to Thailand, we can see the great changes of tourists in China. In March 2008, my friends and I backpacked to Thailand for the first time. At that time, only a few cities such as Guangzhou, Beijing and Kunming had flights to Thailand. Now, many cities in China have flights to Thailand. For example, Changsha, Wuhan, Chengdu, Xi 'an 'an and so on.

Second, when you meet people from China in a foreign country, it is easier to get closer to each other emotionally and strengthen the sense of identity of China people. In 2007 10, we flew from Guangzhou to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Because I bought a cheap air ticket, it is already 12o. When we arrived in Kuala Lumpur, it was already 10 at night. When we arrived at Huaren Street to find a hotel. My partner and I couldn't find two hotels because of the language barrier. When I was at a loss, at last, I happened to meet a girl from Chengdu in the street. She came back from the graduate school in Singapore and went to Malaysia. We told her the situation and she took us to the hotel at once. Finally found the hotel, leaving only one standard room. It's almost two o'clock, so let's stop messing around. So, after discussion, the three people rented this room together. One of them has a bed, so I offered to lay the floor. We stayed like this for four nights. During the day, she acted as a guide to show us around Kuala Lumpur, and at night, we crowded into that room. We treat her like a daughter. Leave your phone number and home address when you leave. I have been dating for many years.

Thirdly, when traveling in a foreign country and meeting people from China, their cohesion, unity and affinity are stronger than those in China. China people have more national identity and affinity. 2065438+March 2005, a group of four people backpacked around Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, and happened to meet a Changsha girl in Ho Chi Minh City Hotel, Vietnam. She came out alone, but she met an uncle in the northeast and a little brother in Guangdong on the way. The three of them went together. For the convenience of travel, our two teams are partners and seven people travel in groups. My sister and I in Changsha will arrange the travel itinerary. Everyone really realized the great strength of going abroad and uniting China people. For example, in Nha Trang Beach, a businessman accosted Sister Wen of our team. Sister Wen responded politely. No, I don't know what the Vietnamese say. Not long after, the Vietnamese brought a durian to Sister Wen and asked her to bring 200 yuan. Sister Wen is puzzled. Two of them came to force Sister Wen to pay the money, and several of us rushed to the scene to understand the reason, mainly because of the language barrier. As a result, the fare of 10 yuan was given to calm the storm. If everyone in China is not angry,

These are all my experiences when I met China people in a foreign land. The general feeling is that as long as you meet people from China, you will feel that others are friendlier and friendlier, just like seeing relatives.

Please pay attention.

Kind, no strangers, in the wrong place.