Vietnam’s Batie has posted “Chinese slogans” one after another. Please read the content clearly. Netizens: The contrast is too strong.

Speaking of travel, I believe everyone is very yearning for it. How happy would it be if you could put everything aside and go on a trip that you just want to go on?

Nowadays, Chinese tourists have become the largest group of tourists in the world, and their spending power is very strong. They can easily drive a country’s tourism industry. At this time, many countries are interested in China. Tourists have extended an olive branch, hoping to attract Chinese tourists through various methods, and visa exemption is one of them!

There are many Chinese slogans in tourist attractions in many countries. Needless to say, these slogans are for Chinese tourists to see. However, after seeing the slogans posted by Vietnam and Pakistan, everyone I can't help but sigh for the rest of my life: Why is the gap so big?

"Don't sell anything to the Chinese." When this Chinese slogan appeared in Vietnam, Chinese tourists immediately became angry. Why? We obviously need to rely on the consumption of Chinese tourists to drive our own economic development, but we don't sell things to Chinese tourists. Don't we understand that customers are God?

Everyone knows that consumption is relatively high when traveling. This is because eating, drinking, and having sex require money. If you have money, you can have a wonderful travel experience, but if you cannot consume, eat, or buy things, That is a kind of torture, and Vietnam makes Chinese tourists feel this way. This is obviously targeted!

Looking back at Pakistan, there is of course a reason why we call it Pakistan Railway. This can be seen from the slogans they posted, "Good quality and low price, Chinese special price". This kind of The welcome style is very suitable for Chinese tourists. When they are in a good mood, they are naturally willing to spend.

After spending happily, many Chinese tourists are very satisfied with the attitude of local merchants, and even leave some advertising slogans, "The merchants are very nice and don't cheat you", "The boss can speak Chinese, take it." "Cheap goods", this is like a good review, witnessing everyone's happiness and win-win after the exchange. Isn't this the result we are pursuing?

Both are developing tourism and facing Chinese tourists. Vietnam and Pakistan have adopted two completely different ways of handling the problem. It has to be said that Vietnam’s handling of this aspect is very different. Friendly, it directly loses the support and trust of Chinese tourists. If when visiting a place, the other party deliberately does not buy anything for you, and you may not be able to eat, will you still be willing to visit?