What is the purpose of Japanese women's visit to China?

China has a long history, spanning 5,000 years and profound cultural heritage. Besides, the rapid development of China has surprised many foreign tourists, who want to visit China one after another to see how much China has changed. There are many tourists from Japan, and most of them are female tourists.

But one of my tour guide friends told me that a large number of Japanese female tourists came to China in the name of tourism. Their purpose is these two things! Many Japanese female tourists travel to China, just like China tourists travel to Japan, they all go shopping. Especially for these two items, Japanese female tourists have a special liking.

The first is tea. As you all know, Japanese tea ceremony culture was first introduced to Japan from China, and even some seeds of tea trees were introduced from the past, so Japanese people also like tea very much, and extended the tea ceremony culture to develop their own characteristics.

However, due to Japan's unique geographical environment, it is difficult for Japan to produce some good tea. Without good tea, you can't drink good tea. So in order to get good tea, I came to China to buy tea. Is it the same with tea in China? In various ways? Just taking out one kind is enough for Japanese tourists to taste for a long time, not to mention the only Dahongpao tea tree. Therefore, Japanese female tourists say that they are visiting China, but in fact, they are here to buy tea and return to China.

The second kind is cheongsam and Hanfu. Cheongsam is a kind of dress that can best show women's figure, while Hanfu is a traditional dress in China, and there are many kinds of Hanfu. The aesthetics of these clothes are sudden? Fight? Won the hearts of Japanese female tourists, especially the variety of Hanfu, which is not as simple as kimono and is loved by many Japanese women.

My tour guide friends often organize many China clothing shopping tours in Japan, which are always very popular. Many Japanese female tourists bought a lot of Hanfu and cheongsam to return to China, but most of them traveled independently. They are very interested in this traditional service, so they come to China for shopping in the name of tourism.

In fact, there are still many things in China that Japanese tourists like very much, mainly because the price is similar and Japanese tourists can accept it. Like some mosquito-repellent incense, toilet water, cool oil, etc. Not only Japanese tourists like it, but also African tourists can't put it down, especially toilet water, which is cheap and can repel mosquitoes and is very useful in the living environment in Africa.

Of course, the scenery of our country is neither arrogant nor impetuous. There are many world cultural heritages and countless places of interest. I hope foreign tourists come to China not only for shopping, but also to learn more about our culture and enjoy the beautiful scenery.