When traveling in Pakistan, how does Batie distinguish China people?

It is relatively simple for Pakistanis to distinguish China people. Generally, they can be distinguished by Mandarin and Chinese characters. Moreover, China tourists are generous and don't care too much about buying things. These two aspects can well distinguish whether the Asian tourists are from China, or Japanese and Koreans.

As we all know, Pakistan came to the rescue when China encountered natural disasters, and contributed all the tents in their country. Slowly, the two countries developed into good friends, and later China helped Pakistan to develop better. Because the relationship between the two countries is better known as Pakistani Railway, Pakistan has implemented a visa-free policy for China, and China people who come to this country will be warmly welcomed.

Of course, in addition to our country, there will be other countries to travel, such as Japan and South Korea. Because they are all Asians, their facial features will be somewhat similar. In order to tell the difference, many vendors in Pakistan can speak a few words of Chinese, and they usually communicate in Chinese at the beginning of shopping. If you can speak fluent Chinese, they will know your country.

When you travel abroad and meet Chinese tourists, you will find that the purchasing power of Chinese people is really strong. Generally speaking, people in buy buy buy them if they like them, and they will not retreat because of the price. People who can travel abroad are relatively more financially capable. Many Chinese people go abroad to buy things at tens of thousands of prices without blinking, so they leave the impression that foreigners have strong purchasing power and our people are generous.

There are also many interesting places in Pakistan. For example, Peshawar is a city with the most ethnic characteristics in Pakistan. Master Xuanzang, a monk, once went there, and it is also one of the local Buddhist cultures. There are many local ancient buildings and historic sites, and those who yearn for ethnic customs and ancient buildings can visit more.