Vietnam posted notices in Chinese which was very annoying. Nepal followed suit and posted notices. Why did netizens say it was "too funny"?

Today, people’s lives are getting better and better. More and more people like to travel abroad to relax, and several of our neighboring countries are the best choices. When tourists travel, they go out to have fun, no matter how much they spend, so they are ruthless when shopping. This has made the purchasing power of Chinese tourists recognized by the world. Many businesses even posted signs in Chinese. Nepal followed the trend and also put up slogans. For example, there is a sign posted at the door of a clothing store that reads: "Come and buy, no money required." There are even promotional slogans for jump sales on the doorsteps of some businesses. ?

Nepal is a small country and does not have much fame in the world. However, because the country itself is not particularly developed, the folk customs here are very simple and enthusiastic, and the scenery here has not been damaged in any way. Due to their unique natural landscape, they attract a large number of tourists every year. As a result, Nepal has become a top destination for domestic tourists in recent years. Every year, some tourists like to travel to Nepal, and even domestic tourists have already become the main force of Nepal’s tourism industry. ?

However, the slogans posted in Nepal are now making people laugh and cry because the locals don't actually understand Chinese very well. Although the signs posted have a good meaning, their expression is rather awkward. Therefore, these slogans have also been "ridiculed" by many netizens. Some netizens said that even slogans like Yellow Crane Tower and His Sister-in-Law may appear in Nepal in the coming months as Nepal becomes more familiar with domestic culture. ?

By then, domestic tourists will be able to hear familiar music like Yellow Crane Tower and His Sister-in-law. In fact, this behavior is also to let more Nepalese people gradually understand our culture. Although they are doing it to make money, they also help promote our country's culture and allow our two countries to develop together.