Recently, a 144-hour transit visa-free policy has been fully implemented in the mainland, which is undoubtedly aimed at attracting more foreign tourists to come for tourism and sightseeing, and also to let more foreign tourists understand the culture and customs of the mainland.
The introduction of this policy has indeed received very good results, more and more foreign tourists have chosen to come to the mainland for short-term tourism, and this also includes a lot of foreign travel bloggers.
The event passed
On the largest foreign video site, there is a female Indian vlogger named Travel With Jo who has posted a video titled Indian Girl Exploring China for the First Time.
And this female blogger from a high-caste family in India, with what she thinks is full of superiority, started her journey in China. She flew from Delhi to Shanghai Pudong via Vietnam and then drove to Taizhou, Zhejiang.
She spoke a mouthful of curry-flavored English, and said in a slightly mocking tone, "No one here speaks English, as if to imply that you are too far behind."
Unlike us Indians, everyone speaks English.
Netizens said her directly
Mandarin Chinese is one of the most spoken languages in the world and is one of the official languages of the United Nations.
In China, of course, Mandarin is spoken in China, and English is a second-class language in China.
When she was wandering the street and saw an aunt riding an electric car, she got into her aunt's electric car without asking or permission.
After getting in the car, he instructed his aunt to let him take him where and where, but the aunt couldn't understand what he said, which meant that he was not on the way in the direction he was pointing.
But she ignored it completely, still sitting in the back seat and shouting to her aunt, go go go. Maybe the aunt thought he was a foreigner, so she didn't stop to drive her, but rode the car directly in front of the traffic police.
The female blogger thought she had seen the police, so she deliberately shouted, don't arrest me, don't arrest me.
The traffic police uncle did not embarrass her in the end.
Then she began to introduce the hotel where she was staying, saying that it was a 4 star hotel.
She stressed that the price of the hotel is expensive, about 350 yuan, which is about 5,000 Indian rupees.
She wants others to know her superiority over high consumption, and then also exposes her misunderstanding of Chinese prices.
In a Chinese hotel, the price of 350 yuan a night is a very ordinary and normal price. She looked like she had never seen the world, just like Grandma Liu entering the Grand View Garden.
Then she went to the mobile phone store and compared the same phone.
In China and India, she tried to show a sense of price superiority, believing that it was cheaper to buy a mobile phone in China, and wanted to prove China's backwardness and poverty in this way.
The Indian blogger said that she had not drunk coffee since coming to China and that she was going to Marriott to drink coffee.
When she arrived at the Marriott Hotel, she was shocked to the point that it was very different from the four-star hotel where he was staying.
Then she introduced to Indian netizen Versailles: 38 yuan a cup, about 500 rupees, if we compare with the price in India, the atmosphere here is very good.
And at the checkout, he also teased the waiter, only gave the waiter a hundred rupees and asked the waiter to check out,
He also smiled and said that it would be great if he could.
Her behavior is very uncomfortable, and it is completely disrespectful to the waiter.
Stop a random bus on the road. After getting on the bus, under the watchful eye of the bus driver, he sat down without paying.
The driver may have felt that he knew that he was a foreigner and started the car without asking him to pay.
He wanted to get off the bus halfway, but the driver patiently explained to him that he had to arrive at the station to stop.
The editor looked through her past videos and found that this female blogger often went in and out of other people's workplaces at will, and wantonly shot other people's faces.
I also took the high-speed train and asked to change seats with others, grabbed the girl's bicycle, tried to eat the overlord meal, complained about our food, and even pulled the driver's door on behalf of the driver, and took pictures with his mobile phone at will, and the operation of the passengers behind him was completely disrespectful.
She claims to be a social cow, but what we see is that she is rude and unqualified, and her various behaviors make people feel disgusted and disgusted.
I wonder if Indians are as rude as he is.
Netizens expressed their opinions.
Is she really a high caste? As far as I know, the aristocrat has a lot to do with many interests, and generally has high requirements for behavior, but she does not see any traces of being cultivated.
The Chinese are still too deeply influenced by Confucian culture, otherwise everyone let her know why the flowers are so red!
Some people say that she deliberately attracts attention, but I feel that these behaviors are unimaginable to a normal person, and she did these things randomly and not planned in advance, so I prefer that this is her nature! So the disgust is doubled!!
Foreign netizens in the comment area also shared their opinions and opinions on the Indian female blogger
Netizen Artie sighed that this video is from beginning to end. It's all screaming, and the level of disrespect for the locals is outrageous.
Indian netizen n deep sands said, please come back as soon as possible, because China is not for you. Very bad video.
Adu replied that India has a caste system, and the girl is a high caste, but according to the current situation, the most ordinary Chinese are also better than the highest Indian caste.
In this wave of tourism boom, whether it is foreign tourists or foreign travel bloggers, when they come to China, they should have a "humble" heart, respect everything here, including the local culture and customs, instead of using an arrogant attitude to "blame" and "ridicule" everything about us
China is an open and inclusive country, and we welcome all foreign friends who respect China and the Chinese.
However, for those who are not the rule of society to be self-centered, we also have the right to express our grievances and criticisms.
We hope that every foreign friend who comes to China can abide by China's laws, regulations and social customs, and jointly maintain a harmonious and friendly tourism environment.
Whether it's filming videos or behaving in other countries, when they come to other countries, they should respect everything in the local area, avoid showing arrogance, and don't impose some of their subjective consciousness on other countries.