Can Chinese people get preferential treatment when they travel to Pakistan?

Speaking of China, many people will feel cordial. Pakistan and China are not only adjacent, but also very close. Many netizens call the Pakistan-China relationship Pakistani Railway. There are many rumors on the Internet that China people can get unusual treatment in Pakistan. For example, entering the customs is to see the direct release of China passports; Can be protected by the police in the local area; As long as the merchants know that the customers are from China, they will give various concessions, even free of charge. We all know? News? It's for the news. Are these rumors true or false?

Walking in Pakistan, you will find that this country is somewhat backward. There are not many high-rise buildings in Pakistan, and the most prosperous city is only the fifth-tier city in China. The infrastructure here is poor, and the road planning in the city is also very chaotic. Pakistan is a country with a big gap between the rich and the poor, and some parts of this country are similar to India. Pakistan is a multi-ethnic country, among which Punjab has the largest number, accounting for more than 6% of the country. Punjabi, an Aryan Rajput, mostly have light brown skin, but also have white skin, high nose, black eyes and black hair. Men are tall and strong, and women have a high value.

if you walk in Pakistan, will you find some on the street? Long live China-Pakistan friendship? The slogan, the locals will be friendly after knowing that you are from China; But what if it's a rush of feelings? Special treatment? Yes, I'm afraid I'll be disappointed. In the face of a China person, Pakistanis will only show a kind smile. Because of the language barrier, they will not have much communication with tourists, but the locals are kind. When tourists encounter problems, they are very willing to help.

And the rumors that China people travel for free, buy things at half price, and get food and shelter are also unrealistic. Some shops do offer preferential treatment to China tourists, but it's not so exaggerated that they are free of charge. After all, people also open their doors to do business, and at most, they give zero to China tourists. However, in Pakistan, there are indeed many scenic spots that are free of charge, but this is something that all tourists can enjoy, and it is not the privilege of China tourists! As for sending special personnel to protect it, it is even more unrealistic. Batie has the heart but not the strength.

Batie is indeed Batie, but it is not as exaggerated as rumored. On the whole, Pakistan is very safe, but some areas are not calm. Do a strategy before you go. Don't go to unsafe areas, but go to big cities like Islamabad and Lahore. Finally, just go to Pakistan with the mentality of traveling to ordinary countries. Do you want to feel it? Vip style? I don't want to go for the treatment of the stars holding the moon.