Why are Chinese slogans everywhere on the streets of Nepal?

This is an era of globalization, and cooperation and exchanges between countries are becoming more and more common. No matter which country you are, if you want to get a better life, you need to communicate with many countries. Trade, among which tourism, is an industry that is developing in many countries, especially for some countries with weak economic foundations. In many cases, tourism has become the backbone of the economy.

Nepal is such a country. Nepal is an agricultural country with a backward economy. It is recognized by the United Nations as one of the least developed countries in the world. Nepal relies heavily on foreign aid, with a quarter of the country’s expenditure coming from abroad. assistance and loans. In addition, tourism is Nepal's pillar industry, accounting for 29% of the gross national product.

Nepal has become one of the most valuable tourist countries in the world, with an endless stream of Chinese tourists

Nepal is a mysterious and beautiful country, a multi-ethnic and multi-religious country , so the culture is very rich. It is the birthplace of Buddhism, but now the vast majority of people believe in Hinduism. Many cities in Nepal have the custom of "living goddesses" and many religious celebrations, which are also a major attraction of Nepal's tourism industry. point.

In addition, Nepal and China use the Himalayas as their national border. Including Mount Everest, eight of the world's top ten peaks are on the China-Nepal border. Therefore, countless people come to Nepal to climb every year. Everest, or just enjoy the beauty of Mt.

Nepal is also considered one of the world's most valuable tourist destinations and one of the top ten tourist countries in the world because of its beautiful natural scenery and rich cultural landscape. Nepal is an economically underdeveloped country. , but it can rank fifth. As a neighbor of Nepal, China naturally cannot miss this attraction. Therefore, in recent years, more and more Chinese tourists have traveled to Nepal.

Chinese slogans are everywhere on the streets of Nepal, and Chinese tourists can’t help laughing after seeing them

Chinese tourists who came to Nepal felt the enthusiasm of Nepalese people here. Most Nepalis They are all very kind and friendly to Chinese tourists. Especially the shops on the streets of Nepal are full of Chinese characters. Chinese netizens can’t help but laugh after reading these Chinese contents. Are the Nepalese people coming to China to “undercover”? ?

The slogans in Nepal are generally promotional, such as "Take a look, look, look, look, it's free", "The bosses here are great and the prices are fair!".

There are also some slogans that make Chinese tourists wonder whether Nepalese are "undercover" on the Chinese Internet. They are very familiar with China's Internet lingo. It's the last word." "Buy it. If your girlfriend is happy, you will be happy." "The boss is a very nice person and doesn't cheat."

Although these Chinese slogans look very nonsensical, they make Chinese tourists traveling abroad feel very friendly and want to buy something in the store. As for the Chinese slogans in Nepal, what do you think? What do you think? Please leave your comments below.