Some Chinese slogans on Japanese streets, tourists are "speechless" when they see them, which is a bit irritating

As the boundaries between countries around the world gradually blur, no matter which country they are in, they have to consider the convenience of foreigners when setting safety signs for municipal facilities. For example, most of our safety signs are There are bilingual signs, even bilingual signs in Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean. However, due to the different context, there are also many jokes, such as the famous English sign "Please be careful of slipping". And some signs are not only ridiculous, but even a little annoying, such as some street slogans in Japan.

As mentioned above, traveling abroad has become less difficult in recent years, and people are keen to travel abroad. Japan is the destination for many Chinese people. In order to cope with the huge group of Chinese tourists, the local municipal government has actually The roads have been paved for a long time, and the streets and alleys are full of Chinese standards. However, after all, there are cultural differences between the two countries. Some of their slogans usually make tourists "speechless" or even want to curse. Let us report it together. it.

According to common sense, the Japanese are usually meticulous and even have the reputation of "craftsman spirit". However, they are both in the East Asian cultural circle, and China is their cultural suzerain. They can actually be perfunctory in their slogans. Chinese tourists are very irritating. Among them, the most popular one is "There is a person at the door, please pay attention." In fact, the original meaning is to make you be careful about the crowds coming and going at the entrance and exit, but it makes the Chinese people look at it. I was so stunned that I looked up and down at the door. This must be left in the country and the society must die decisively.

In addition, "please use the toilet nicely" is also very common, which really makes people laugh. No one can see a black man with a question mark face when he goes to the toilet. In fact, the original intention of the slogan is to let people use the toilet correctly. It seems that people all over the world are indeed connected. People who claim to be meticulous to the teeth will also make mistakes. However, this kind of mistake may be a joke to the local people, but it is full of offense to the foreign tourists who are immersed in the situation. I believe that those people Chinese tourists who are "angry" have the most say.

Although the Japanese themselves will make some ridiculous mistakes, especially in the service industry in which they are good at, objectively speaking, they do better than us. After all, they are an island country with relatively few resources. It has been developed by them into a tourist attraction that everyone yearns for. It's just that mistakes in this area are indeed enough to be criticized. I believe that in Japan, which has one of the highest complaint rates, these mistakes have long been ordered to be rectified.