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Anonymous users2024-01-24Here are the main points:
0, civilization is built on wealth, China's rapid prosperity is in recent decades 1, China's national strength has risen, more and more people have money to travel, 2, although the national strength has risen fast, but people's quality has not risen rapidly 3, the country needs to do a good job of guidance, guide people to learn, and strive to improve their own quality, but also need people to find their own shortcomings.
4, although the quality of Chinese is generally not high, this can be corrected, and you can imagine that this phenomenon will be greatly reduced when a new group of people grow up in 20 years.
No, it's all together. It's just that there are more Chinese tourists. The toilets are all used together. There is no need to set up a separate bathroom just to say.
It can only be said that the quality of the Chinese is not high, and the Thais are a little disgusted with Chinese tourists, and they feel that Thailand's security is good, probably because of Buddhist countries.
From rice cookers to toilet seats, they all belong to the so-called traditional industries, but whether they are "declining" and unprofitable depends entirely on the innovation of technology and ideas. In this sense, there is no sunset industry in the world, but only sunset enterprises and sunset people.
I won't. It would be too embarrassing for the Chinese to do so in a foreign country.
It's not what happened to Chinese products, it's what happened to the Chinese.