How to be a Chinese Tourist | 101 East
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Channel: Al Jazeera English
Views: 1,320,188
Rating: 4.6553016 out of 5
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Length: 25min 30sec (1530 seconds)
Published: Thu Jul 28 2016
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This is a pretty crap topic title for how good and insightful this video is.
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With only 7 per cent of the Chinese public holding passports, it is quite interesting to see how many of them will start to travel abroad in the future. China is such a large country, that many people get there travel needs covered within the country itself. Just like Americans can go skiing, to the beach, the desert, big cities, small towns and tropical islands, within leaving the country.
As a European from a country of only 5 million people (Denmark), not holding a passport is so foreign to me! I have been to all continents beside Antarctis and Oceania, but I am far from the most travelled person in my group of friends.
I think there will be more Chinese tourists in the future, and they are bound to improve in behaviour. Simply by getting more collective experience. And yes, most tourists depicted in this documentary were quite nice and not rudeor offensive at all.!!
They spit on the floor inside a restaurant .....just watched the whole video...
Thai woman flips out over rude Chinese tourists
I'll probably get a lot of flak for this but living with two Chinese roommates my freshman year of college made me a bit jaded. Its amazing how obnoxious and gross Chinese people can be. I'm sure to them Americans have just as annoying things that we do and don't notice, but man it is beyond annoying when a couple of their friends came by. Plus the constant slurping of noodles and wearing shoes in the shower (which would then track water across the dorm room) and the smoking. At least they didn't spit on the floor.
Living in Washington DC, I can relate to some of this. On memorial day this year my wife and I visited the Vietnam War Memorial only to find many, many Asian tourists simply fetishizing the memorialized pictures and names of GIs on the wall. Their collective lack of discretion with cameras and phones is very disrespectful and offensive to Americans.
Chinese Tourists in a Prawn Buffet in Thailand
More like 'all you can grab'
French Person: The Chinese are very rude. They're impolite and ignore initial greetings. They're taking our job!!