Indian tourists are addicted to smoking in China, but the boss refuses to sell it, saying that he is speechless. Why?

Because the Indian tourists' consumption requirements are unreasonable, they don't want to buy just one pack. After one pack is opened, no one wants it, so the boss will refuse. In fact, in India, Indians buy them one by one. Smoking is strictly prohibited in India. If there is a custom to curb smoking in public places, local people also think that smoking is a manifestation of degeneration, which makes the government's control over cigarettes more powerful.

The price of cigarettes has soared. Although there are only 20 cigarettes in a box, and the price is about 15 yuan RMB, for many Indian civilians, the price of cigarettes in India is relatively expensive, while the price of cigarettes in China is relatively low, but Indians do not know the cigarette market in China in advance.

This is the only thing that makes both sides feel embarrassed. For most civilians, they simply can't afford a whole pack of cigarettes. Even for some poor people, cigarettes can be said to be a very luxurious pastime. So most Indian smokers don't buy whole packs of cigarettes, but trade them in packs. This custom naturally does not apply in China, which leads to such jokes.

Indians, in particular, will think that our country is extremely poor and backward when they mention our China. However, with the rapid popularization of the Internet era, more and more Indians began to use smart phones. Through the Internet age, they gradually discovered that China seems to have become an internationally renowned country. So many Indian tourists come to China from Wan Li just to feel the real China.