Japanese attractions often post slogans aimed at China tourists, but why do so many tourists come to Japan?

First of all, I think we should not take this issue too one-sidedly. Why slogans are written in Chinese is probably because there are many tourists in China and it is easy to communicate. The official said that because there are many people going, Chinese slogans should be posted.

Speaking of Japanese, the normal reaction of a China person will bring some hostility and disgust. What I want to make clear is that we must never forget history and learn a painful lesson. But it is precisely because we have fallen behind others that we should understand where the gap between ourselves and others lies, and we should not be particularly jealous and resist all kinds of things at the sight of others. We need to know the gap before we can make up for it.

I have been to Japan once, and I have a more intuitive understanding of Japan after I went there. The Japanese are polite, and treat people with courtesy. When I think of a book that says that Japan is a country that "knows small rituals but loses its righteousness, and is introverted without great virtue", I always feel that what I said is quite reasonable. However, the product control of such a country has won my heart. Their cast iron pots, toiletries and daily necessities are designed to be very economical and practical.

I have been to Japan before I deeply realized that China is a country with vast territory, rich resources and pleasant scenery. I really want to spit out the scenic spots in Japan. As a person who has traveled all over the great rivers and mountains of the motherland, Japan has few scenic spots and its cultural connotation is not as good as ours.

I also made a special trip to take the Japanese high-speed train, lamenting that the development speed of China is really amazing. This kind of pride always comes out inadvertently. There are more tourists going to Japan, and I think this is a manifestation of the improvement of the overall quality of our people. Everyone will look at the problem more rationally and make more rational choices. As for the Japanese slogan against China, I think I prefer to understand the meticulous service for them.