Korean slogan

Dragon Head Rock, a scenic spot in South Korea, wrote "Don't litter" in Chinese. Because this sign was written only in Chinese, many China tourists thought it was aimed at China tourists, mocking China people for their low quality and littering, so many China people would get angry after reading it. However, because there are many people from China who come here to travel and have different qualities, they can't all be blamed, so there will be such signs.

Korean tourism is very popular with tourists from China. Although it was a low season for a while, it is now active again. Jeju Island is also a cost-effective visa-free and outbound tourist attraction, and there are many China people here. Among them, Dragon Head Rock is also a must-see place for China people. Dragon Head Rock is actually a rock. It is called bibcock inflammation because there is a legend. Legend has it that the son of the Dragon King stole the orb for heaven, and when he came back, he was shot dead by a mountain god, and became the present Dragon Head Rock.

In Jeju Island, South Korea, this scenic spot is where China tourists punch in. Few tourists from other countries go to this scenic spot. The scenic spot itself is small, but it is close to Jeju Island Airport, so it will become a popular attraction for some tour groups. This scenic spot does not need tickets, and it is also a must-visit place for many tour groups. This scenic spot was actually started by a tour group in China. Therefore, some people in Korea think there is nothing wrong with writing such signs in Chinese. Although most litterers are indeed tourists from China, tourists from China still feel uncomfortable when they see such slogans.

Therefore, China people must pay attention to their own quality when traveling, and they should not litter, so that others can have a better evaluation of China people and no one will insult China people in this way. We won't go to some scenic spots to see such tips. This is also a good lesson for our people.