Following Vietnam, Nepal also posted Chinese slogans, but why do Chinese tourists find them dumbfounding?

As the overall living standards of our country improve, many people's material pursuits have also risen to a higher level, and we have also begun to do things that make life more meaningful. For example, go abroad to broaden your horizons and experience different customs and culture. Many friends who travel abroad will find that some countries have some Chinese slogans that make us laugh or cry.

Chinese people prefer to travel to some Southeast Asian countries because they are not only close to the country’s doorstep, but also have unique climate and scenery. The consumption level is also relatively low compared to Europe. Thailand, India, Vietnam, etc. are all countries we often visit. But after Vietnam, Chinese slogans also appeared on the streets of Niebuhr, which made Chinese tourists feel dumbfounded after reading them.

First of all, we must know that Niebuhr is a relatively underdeveloped developing country. The overall economic level is not very developed, but it has very good tourism resources, so there are always some tourists coming here. But when we go there, we always find some Chinese slogans, and the content is simply very interesting. I think everyone knows that some time ago, Vietnamese people posted slogans on their doors such as "Do not sell to Chinese", which made us feel very angry, but we had to wonder if this was a business method to promote our consumption.

But this time Niebuhr is different from Vietnam. They posted some very funny slogans, such as "Bai Fumei's Choice" and "Take a look and take a look", which are very Chinese. , attracted the attention of many Chinese tourists, so they would go into the store to look around. It can be seen from this that Niebuhr has a very good attitude towards Chinese tourists.

Because the spending power of Chinese tourists is still very famous in the world, Niebuhr merchants will use such means to attract the attention of Chinese tourists.