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Islam is trying to grow their numbers in Japan. They are still angry about the translation of the satanic verses...they already murdered the Japanese translator years ago...in Japan
Pls this liar channel be honest and fair to reporting ok. Not just over sea Chinese do like that ok. Evan other countries their people also will do the same too. So why don't this liar channel not pick those countries . Just rather picking on Chinese 🤔. Pretty-sure this liar channel want to against Chinese people ok. Shame on you 🙄
I've been to China twice and once in HongKong. HongKong was close to being taken back by the Chinese government. I'll never gorget when I checked into my hotel, I asked at the reception if he had a map and where we are. His first answer was "This is HongKong then pointed and in another tone..."that is China". I knew what he meant when a few days later I took the ferry to the mainland. How they behaved was disgusting. They went up to the buffets, piled their plates with food then threw away 2/3s of it. Waiting for transport was a nightmare, spitting everywhere. Restaurants? forget it. I ended up going to McDonalds as I was sick of being shoved and pushed and having 4 waiters serving me for a small meal. (Even there tho it was just the same there). Try crossing the road. It's a nightmare. Chinese drivers don't care about traffic lights. Actually. I wonder why they are there. I will never go there again. The only positive thing thing I could say was the China Eastern Airlines, they were good plus the fact they were flying me to a civilized country (Japan).
I was in Thailand a few years ago. when i was at a bathroom, i was washing my hands, when an older chinese man just pushed me away from the sink, there were about 3 sinks, only one was occupied by me. i pushed him against the door and told him in english, that he is not in China, where such a behaviour is common. i scared him off basically, he came after a few minutes with more chinese to confront me, they all ran off, after they realized, i was part of a bigger group, with bigger, meaner looking people. i nearly enjoyed this encounter, i think maybe he learned, that other people in different countries have a different perspective, when it comes to respect. Sorry for my english, i am not a native speaker.
Really glad to see you push back on this narcissistic behavior. This has happened several times to me, too. Sometimes, if an old Asian woman or man moves beside me to cut in line, I will just let them in and they will smile and say thanks. Other times, if they are assholish or from mainland VaChina, I will just say 'nope' and push myself into their way and block them. Also, @emperor don't worry about your English; it's awesome.
you know i was in thailand in november in pattaya sitting in a cafe enjoying an americano and a chiniese couple with a small child walk by and just stopped in the middle of the side walk busy day people every were and the child just squat and pee on the side walk in front of every one and they just walk off like nothing happend .
As someone who've been dealing with all kinds of Mainland Chinese people for long, here are some of my advices to all tourism industry workers, customer service workers, shopkeepers, or whoever have to deal with them: No free gift, no complimentary, no tasting, no all-you-can-eat/take, no discount and bargaining - they won't even thank you for these. Don't expect them to follow any rule (either explicit or not), or act in a moral or civilized way. Don't dream of making them feel ashamed. They are not up to any normal conversation, reminder, explanation, warning or berating, so just go ahead and fine them/punish them/evict them/deny them from entrance/send them to the authority. Also, it's always a good idea to deal with them separately and differently from tourists/customers from other places. If they jump the queue, spit, take/touch things that are not supposed to be taken/touched, make loud noise/squat/urinate/defecate in public, just confront them. Don't try to be gentle/polite/sympathetic with them, cos they'll just push their luck. Most of the time they'll pretend to be innocent or not speaking your language (but trust me - they always understand!), don't get tricked, and make sure they know you're serious. Some of them will yell back like a crazy bitch, ignore that, just stand your ground and don't waste your time having a "discussion" with them. But if they physically assault you, just don't back off and fight back, they may be weak but they fight like a wild goose, and they're always in a large group. Let them know you're not the one to fuck around before things get escalated. Finally, ignore their "racism" bullshit, what we do is to embrace good universal values and discriminate against uncivilized barbarians who make this world a worse place.
Chinese tour groups are truly revolting, lacking manners and not respecting the host country’s culture. I look aghast at their peasant behaviour. I have seen this personally in the US, UK and France.
I went to visit Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, etc, and everyone was super nice EXCEPT for the Chinese. They were the most self-centered people I have ever witnessed
@@seanpetaia if you wanted to take a picture, the Chinese tourists would have their friends take a picture of a group, then swap places...many many groups of Chinese tourists doing this on a bridge left you no room to take a single picture without at least 10 strangers in your viewfinder...and then they'd get mad if you got in their picture,try to push you out of the way! They were the WORST part of the entire vacation
A Chinese guy last year when I was at 711 came out of nowhere and cut right in front of me. I am American. I literally grabbed him and pushed him out of the way because he pushed me out the way with a straight face. The entire store said that guy was wrong. He left the store. Very rude. Very disrespectful for him to put his hands on me a complete stranger.
It’s common in China. One of many reasons is that many come from the rural areas where education is sparse, additionally you have the second children who were not registered under the One Child Policy, so they never benefited from education as they don’t exist.
I was in Stockholm once and while eating at a very popular restaurant at Saluhall I saw a group of Chinese tourists who decided to eat at the same place where I was. I will never forget this...at the time, it was customary that if you wanted you could ask for a little free of charge refill of soup or ask for some extra bread at the place's counter and the person behind would gladly agree to it and proceed to do so. The Chinese didn't stop going for extras until the place run out of soup and bread. When that occurred they started complaining and demanding more free soup and bread as if it was their God's given right. That was really disturbing and embarrassing for everyone in there, specially the people running the place. Shortly after, maybe a year later or so, I went back to the same place and they stopped doing the free refills to avoid situations like the one I mentioned before. I have experienced other incidents involving Chinese tourists...NOT GOOD. Rude and poorly educated people.
Very sad for the business who was just trying to do a good thing for their customers. I know you aren't the business owner but just in case they read this or any business in a similar situation, I suppose they could try to offer the freebies at a low cost. So that they can still be generous to paying customers without risk of being taken advantage of by greedy Chinese tourists who wouldn't shell out the extra cost no matter how minimal.
There was the situation where a man was videoing his playing piano at a train station in London and these Chinese tourists placed themselves in the frame of the video, then demanded he delete the videom The police were called and they sided with the Chinese tourists. The man stood his ground though and said he had every right to video himself and anyone else in public. He even posted this altercation on TH-cam.
There was a lot more too that video than what first seems they weren't tourists they were actually spies and he caught them on camera that's why they acted they way they did
I’m Australian. Not to generalise or sound racist, especially when it doesn’t apply to any other Asians or foreigners. Everyone waits for a bus in a civilised manner and wait in a line. Chinese people, who often look elderly come out of nowhere and want to be first to get in when the bus doors open. Most Aussies are docile and understanding and let it go, but it sadly is changing the culture in the country. Almost everyone that drives patiently wait at zebra crossings to let pedestrians pass completely, before they drive, it is the law and it is the culture. There’s so many Chinese students who drive fancy cars and ignore zebra crossings and impatiently start driving almost hitting or brushing the pedestrians. Thrashing the neighbourhood streets is disgraceful but the disgusting thing is my Chinese neighbours in the apartment drop everything from cigarettes to paper wraps on the food all along the apartment foyer and common areas while they are passing. I don’t know how they grow up or how bad the culture of basic cleanliness and social sense is back in China but what baffles me is that they don’t seem to have the ability to watch others or see how clean it is kept and adapt or make a tiny bit of effort.
The CCP has convinced their people that anyone other Chinese are inferior. The vast majority of Chinese are poor and don't travel, but those that are middle class and above can travel. So couple arrogance of being a minority of well off among your country people, AND, being in a nation that you were taught is inferior to China, and this is what you get... pieces of crud that go out of their way to disrespect you.
On the bright side, if the west ever goes to war with China, their people won't be allowed in other countries. I say, nip it in the bud and do it now with the deporting.
Even Chinese who already become my country legal citizen for decades but when they travel to their ancestor's land, they feel disguisting with their behavours like pooping etc 😂
There is a reason that a sign outside the Louvre Museum in Paris which indicates to not defecate or urinate nearby is written ONLY with Chinese characters.
I was in a Decathlon in Beijing when I lived there. Im standing in line waiting my turn to pay. A chinese couple thought they could push in.... I would have shouted at them but I had no need. The cashier started shouting at them " why arent you respecting the line, who do you thinking you can push in , in front of this foreign gent," She really got upset. And of course the lady who was doing the cutting in, shouted back and so these two are shouting at each other. Im watching and smiling. Eventually a supervisor arrived, and calmed the cashier down and told her to take a break. The supervisor assisted my purchase and when its then the turn of the line cutter to pay, Supervisor said " this cashier station closed !" and walked away. I clapped.......
He visto éste comportamiento, pero no sólo en China. En el Perú les llamamos "zampones" , no respetan las filas, si les llamas la atención, te gritan, el colmo, debe ser herencia china😂😂
Was in Japan inJune, I can verify that the line cutters were Chinese. It happened at least 6 times. I can also verify that both tourists and Japanese do not like Chinese nationals as a group.
I lived in China for almost 15 years. Lying and manipulation is not just accepted in Chinese culture, it's expected. Businesses who cater to Chinese tourists must always remember to make them pay up front, do not rely on the honor system, and do not give them credit
As a SEA chinese, I regularly interact with mainland chinese. They have a saying, "don't be a fool, take every advantage (cheat/steal) if given a chance"
Yes, you have to be very careful in China of fakes and imitations. Even the museums in China sell fake replicas of things and the sales people will try to tell the tourists that these are actual original historic pieces for sale. It’s crazy.
As an American, I've always been embarrassed because I know we can have a bad reputation as tourists. But, we are choir boys compared to CCP China. And, my opinions were formed over a decade about this. People need to realize that you are a guest when traveling to another country and have no special rights.
seriously we may be loud and you may get a few texans wanting everyone to "speak english" but at least defecate any/everywhere like animals! Cuz it's not just chinese children that have done that BTW!
I'm American too. And we have people just as bad or worse than this. I remember a time when being American was a good thing in a great deal of the world. Now? We are tolerated because we are walking money bags as tourists.
I was visiting Paris in 2015 and I was standing in line to buy a ticket. A Chinese lady tried to get in front of me but I put a stop to her foolishness real quick! I wasn’t having it; no way!
please be informed that they are "Mainland Chinese Tourists" from Mainland China There are so many Chinese from different countries i.e. Singaporeans, Hong Kong, Taiwanese Chinese. We suffer so much since they started travelling abroad.
I remember some Chinese tourist girl getting slapped during a trip I took to an art museum in high school. She was generally being rude and just had an arrogant air surrounding her. She got a little weird about some girl’s hair in my class. Called it disgusting. Dunno if she had never seen dreads before but calling someone’s hair disgusting and not thinking you might face the consequences is funny to me. Chinese girl got the one two slapped outta her face. Teacher and security had to get involved. Chinese tourist girl learned a valuable lesson that day. People can and will slap some sense into you if you cross a line. I didn’t feel sorry for her. And her crying buckets just made me crack the biggest smile.
That is a such a darn stupid proposition, and kind of racist. And that is not even the solution. You certainly don't solve the problem by isolating them. Nowadays, the world is one, with all the existing means of transport and communication, whether you like it or not. They need to be taught lessons on the spot, otherwise they would never learn. It's like some american tourists who come over to Europe and behave badly. Are we going to shun them? Nope, but they have to learn manners as well.
I tend to think that it's a tactic that was one of the few options to get ahead in china. I worked at a place with one Chinese salesman and he always wanted special treatment over everyone else for his customers. Often asking for us in the warehouse to get things delivered without payment or the proper process for the warehouse. I was the warehouse supervisor and the warehouse manager used to block his stuff until it was approved by the office staff in sales. We would always check EVERY order for payment because a few times tens of thousands of dollars of stuff was delivered without payment. He would have stuff set to go for the next morning and would've answer his phone or email for us to find it wasn't paid for quite often. This happened once with another salesman and the client was worth millions and buying truckfulls and paid later that day but it was regular with the chinese salesman. It is like the efficiency of sticking to the process is ignored because they always want special treatment that makes a simple job complicated just because of impatience. You have to go and do all the paperwork and work it out with office staff later instead of everything being taken care of first.
That’s true. I’m from Russia and we are also an aggressive and mentally ill nation due to the suppression of individual freedoms and the total lack of justice.
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I took an ocean cruise out of Shanghai. I will never do that again. Chinese people do not know how to queue. Most complaints here are about Chinese cutting in line. On the cruise, there were no lines. There were just mobs of people all trying to be the first person to enter whatever door or venue or restaurant was open. No line at all. People call them rude or ignorant, but I think it is just immaturity. I watch small children behave the same way. Their elevator etiquette is also bad. In the US when the elevator stops and the doors open, the people waiting to get on will wait for everyone to exit the elevator before trying to get on. Not so with the Chinese. When the elevator stops, if there 8 people in the elevator, the 8 people waiting outside will get in first. Now there are 16 people in the elevator and the 8 wanting to get off can't. Boarding the ship at a port of call, security kept yelling "One at a time! One at a time!" I did notice the that younger Chinese were more mature or aware of western ways and they were not as much trouble as the older ones. I knew someone who spent a couple years in China. He said that children pooping on public streets was common in China.
Right on, mate. You need to check the most CCP-connected part of Chinese-Chinese immigrants in your country, who are deliberately hidden in this channel. At least 80% of them have engaged in corruption, money laundering, fraud,....everything you see is just acting innocent and whitewashing.
I am one of them from Southeast Asia, thank you for acknowledging this, just yesterday there was a family of Mainlander chinese Got off from a van to a petrol station they are not aware that our car is reversing , right infront of them, they just don't care, they are trying to bait my family out but lucky we are having none of it.
In the U.S. cutting in line is a dangerous habit to have. I strongly suggest that Chinese tourists in U.S. cities do not attempt this. Americans tend to take disrespect very personally and we tend to take corrective actions immediately without involving the police.
There are a lot of Chinese students in the city that I live and I guess they didn't get the idea about standing in line. Once at a bank I was at the teller when a group of 3 young Chinese men came up behind me and basically sat on my damn shoulders, they were so close. I must've been taking too long because they got closer and closer, and the closer they got the more hostile my face became. The teller I was speaking to caught on quick cause she called her manager to come and steer the young men away. I was *this close* to losing my shit.
Remember when the Olympics was held in China, their own chinese government had to put signs and rules for the locals to not spit on the sidewalk, push or shove anyone while waiting for buses to take them to Olympics events. So, they literally told them to act human and civil in their own country.
That's not surprising. A lot of people are appalled by behavior displayed in this video, as am I, however there is a simple reason behind this. MOST Chinese people live in the rural countryside with dirt roads and no indoor plumbing to this day. A small population live in big cities or towns with such amenities. These rural countryside Chinese use outhouses, wood burning stoves and well water to this day. So that's why they may defecate and urinate all over the place, because they simply are used to that when they may be a long distance from the nearest outhouse. This is what people here do when they camp. The rudeness comes from just being around generations of uneducated peasant farmers who can barely read, the only education they teach their children is to respect and follow the commands of their parents. All of these are a result of poverty. Has anyone ever been to the most poverty stricken areas in the US? Like a lot of the southern states where most people live in trailers and eat road kill. They're not all that different in manners except they may not defecate in public because we have indoor plumbing all over the place.
It's simple , I had this happen at an airport in Bali. I just grabbed their luggage and threw it . When they all scurried to get their stuff I told the ladies behind me to move forward and then stood my ground and told them to bring it on if they had an issue. They soon realised I wasn't F@#king around and moved to the back of the line.
I've seen the Chinese on cruise ships at the buffet where they pile their plates high with all the seafood - lobster tails, crayfish, shrimps and fish......leaving none for the customers behind them who then have to wait 20 minutes for more to be cooked and brought out. Meanwhile the greedy Chinese can't eat all the seafood they grabbed and leave huge platefuls behind at their tables and it all goes to waste. It seems they have never been taught basic manners and courtesy. As for the student who racked up all the credit card debt to punish the capitalists.....well China is now the biggest Capitalist in the world....no more actual communism there except when they want to stamp out certain religions and ethnic groups. Their wealth has made them arrogant in the extreme......all those empty cities they built by kicking peasant farmer off their land, to build massive high rose apartment buildings and shopping centres no-one can afford to rent. Ghost cities.......the height of stupidity and waste.
A few years back I was on a cruise ship that had alot of Chinese tourists. During lunch on the first at the buffet there was this Chinese guy sitting at a table surrounded by people eating lunch. Out of the miffle of nowhere he just lifted himself up and let out a big loud fart like it was nothing. What a pig.
He is making it up, no student is going to get a 140k credit limit. He probably has a second card on his parents account, and they are going to have to pay.
Even Ruzzia govt money is frozen in banks for their illegal invasion of Ukraine and the interest is being given to Ukraine. Who is this silly student lol
Agree. Mainland Chinese gave bad impression everywhere they go. The West used to be very welcoming to Asian tourists untill mainland chinese spoil Asian image.
I was on a plane when and older Chinese woman was pulling the pants, of a little girl, down to squat right in front of her seat. She started to pee a little when the lady next to me started yelling. The girl stood up. We called the attendant and she was trying to tell her that there were 2 bathrooms on the plane. The old Chinese lady just kept yelling and waving her hands at everyone. I was never so disgusted in all my life. What the hell is wrong with these people?
Why doesn't the media report India 🇮🇳, South Korea 🇰🇷, Japan 🇯🇵, and European countries, because the media makes the whole world hate China 🇨🇳, preventing China from being strong, I'm in Italy 🇮🇹, will the media tell you that Italians finish drinking, pooping on the street, and have sex? It's your right not to dislike a person, but how noble are you? Morality? Upbringing? The current Chinese are not the former Chinese. Please pay attention to the massacred Palestinian 🇵🇸 children.
I've never criticised Chinese people on TH-cam, but I do understand why there are designated trains running through The Alps to segregate Chinese tourists from other [civilised] nationalities (and the train is designed to be easily hosed down at the destination). And, why many top hotels in London are 'suddenly "fully booked" when Chinese tour groups try to make bookings - a friend of mine who works in one said the management gets tired of calling the police to deal with rowdy [Chinese] guests.
I can only imagine the mess inside the trains the Chinese left: spitoon, poo, vomit, plastic and paper wrappers, used diapers, leftover food, spillages etc.
I visited Copenhagen in Denmark some years ago and wanted to ride around the canals on a boat trip. We went there early as there can be MANY tourists during the summer. We got in line about 45 minutes before the boat trip was to begin. There were maybe 15 people infront of us but I honestly think there was like 200 behind us in line. Out of the blue - a chinese couple walked up to us and asked about what this line was for (in really broken english). We told them it was for a boatride and they just decided to cut in right infront of us. They VERY well knew what they were doing. We told them several times that you had to stand in line and that others had been standing there for a very long time. Everyone was annoyed at them but they didnt care one bit. In the end when it became their turn - everyone snitched on them and they were told to go back in line by the boat operators.
Had a recent encounter with a chinese, he parked infront of me and left his car while i was inside the grocery store, i waited for 5min thinking he might come out and move his car.. but no…Luckily, theres a police app where we can report the car blocking my way..hes automatically fined for 136$ for doing that and an SMS from the police telling him that he has been reported for double parking
@@shamrock4500how the fuck has that any connection to it? Do russian tourists behave like these? they r just like any other slavic nation. Just the military and politics is different
Was in Japan two weeks ago. Went to eat at several local restaurants. As an Asian American, I was asked suspiciously every time where I was from by the staff. They only became friendly when I spoke English and told them where I was from. Mainland Chinese give other Asians a bad name.
The Japanese couldn't tell what kind of Asian you are? What a relief for me! I'm not Asian and I've been living in guilty for not being able to tell Asians apart. I've been told I was a racist but this comment just proved me right!! Thank you. If Asians can't tell each other apart, Can you blame me?
@@meramosjr You're not being able to tell East Asians apart not "Asians" because Asia is a big ass continent. Turkey and India are also in Asia, in fact the word Asia came from Anatolia which is now Turkey. Asia doesn't revolve around China, Japan, Mongolia or Korea only.
As a Taiwanese, I think we can indeed distinguish most Asians, but mainly through temperament, which is really not easy. This may be related to the various Asian pop cultures in our lives.
I was in a 7/11 store in Plano, TX when a bus full of Chinese people stopped to get gas. A couple Chinese women opened the pastry case and began taking bites out of the donuts and putting them back. The clerk could hardly believe his eyes. He went over there and began yelling at the women who perceived it as an attack. It soon spilled into the parking lot. Some of their Chinese friends on the bus apologized and paid for the donuts. The women seriously thought it was OK to sample the donuts.
BS...they knew it wasn't OK to do that. If you can't go in your native stores & just bite food you know you can't do it in foreign merchant owned stores. They knew better but didn't care. People will use their race to pretend not to understand the culture...Many Hispanics do it all the time in the USA - they will pretend to not speak English to get away with breaking rules & regulations.
The Chinese under the CCP had thrown away manners and etiquette.. I don't think the HongKongers and Taiwanese have the problems, just the ones from Mainland China....
So embarrassing! I am Asian and when I see them coming my way, I ran the other way! They are always noisy, yelling and screaming, cutting lines, fighting over everything..
As a Korean, I saw the Jeju Island incident and Chinese tourists crossing the road where they were not supposed to, and saying 'Why me?' when caught by the cops. If you're a tourist in the country, you're not a tourist, but a 'guest'. However, as a 'guest', I also expect basic manners and respect, and disrespecting that is a betrayal to me.
For this reason we have many Chinese, Korean, Taiwanese, etc. police here in the San Gabriel Valley, CA. The folks with bad manners are very provincial and probably just arrived from little villages, having been brought up on farms with no education and no manners in huts with no inside bathrooms. Many of them probably are unfamiliar with the concept of flush toilets and just defecate behind bushes in their normal day to day lives. It’s possible that they cannot read, so the signs in Chinese showing where the bathrooms are would make no sense. These people and their children are easy prey for human trafficking as most are in the U.S. illegally. If you see a woman in front of you at Macys with several bags of clothing that she intends to return, find another checker immediately! It’s a time wasting scam.
I was manager of a small hotel in Barcelona. The cleaning ladies complained about the habits of Chinese guests, among other things, smoking in the rooms and flicking the ash into the carpets and using the towels to clean their backsides after using the toilet (number 2). I became reluctant to accept reservations from Chinese guests.
Anyone else remember when the group of Chinese tourists made a fus about being recorded in England? Im from the USA and have been blessed to have been to 28 countries and never have seen so much disrespect as I have enncountered with Native Chinese tourists.
The worst thing about being Korean is that, when I am overseas, people often think I am Chinese. I do not want to be associated in any way with publicly defacating people..
I am certain by now that many can judge your behaviour and conduct as compare to the Chinese. Can't mistaken the Chinese behavior to the Korean. So, don't worry, but i do understand what you mean because I am Asian too but am ashamed when the Chinese are nearby cos they are loud and dramatic. Best to stay away from them
I lived in China for four years and children using the street as a toilet is common. Some parents hold their toddlers over a garbage can. That is the way it is. Chinese do need to understand their culture is not shared with other countries.
I'm curious,do you know why they do it? Are bathrooms not accessible to everyone? Kinda sounds like their government needs to step in and create some type of public bathroom system .
You probably have never been to India. However Indians don't do things like these outside of India, at least not publicly. Actually the Chinese also don't in western countries. There are historical reasons for the mainland Chinese with respect to Japanese and to some extent the Koreans.
Yes. I've seen it many times in the past - not so much now? Infant in "split pants" and being held over plant bed or similar. It seemed to be the way of going thru toilet training.
Tbh, I grew up in Thailand. The Chinese tourist issue has just been getting worse and worse. They are EXTREMELY disrespectful! They pee on the sacred status, cut you off in line (they’ll litterally knock you over) and will fight you for anything. I was visiting family in Thailand recently and we went on a dinner boat cruise. The moment we dad taken off and where about to eat I decided to get some fries for the baby. I was LITTERLY attacked at the bar by the mob of Chinese tourists FIGHTING FOR FOOD 😮! It was almost like they thought it was an apocalypse and the food was limited. I had to elbow and push through to even stay on my feet. It was a nightmare. They piled their tables with food and the bar was always running dry. It was a NIGHTMARE!!! Definitely will never go on a cruise with them again
I remember Chinese tourists having the audacity ordering us to leave a pool in a resort when they wanted to take a picture there. I mean, you're in OUR Country, and we're guests in the resort too!
and they you? I would ignore them and play dump like when they stole the salt and pepper bottle from a buffet and pretend not to understand when the security asked them and until the restaurant said they have footage of them stealing the items.
In iceland they kept climbing onto large ice chunks to take photos in glacier lagoon and getting swept out to sea. Despite all the warnings. Locally the glacier lagoon is known as “chinese takeaway”
This is true. It happened to me at an airport in Brussels. I was standing in line waiting for the check-in counter to open. Suddenly a group of Chinese tourists with their tourist guide suddenly appeared before me. Of course I was angry and confronted the tourist guide. She seemed not to understand what I was talking about and I was talking in English. When the check-in counter opened, the ground steward called me to check in first. Unluckily that was not the end of it all. We were bound to the same destination. When the call for boarding came, they all rushed in front and was told to wait as it was not their turn to board as boarding was done in rows! So an unruly group, theg cant speak in the normal voice but speak loudly, even in phones, which was really very disturbing.
Had a bunch of Chinese tourists attempting to read the names on the Vietnam memorial wall and laughing. A few put their feet on the memorial, or of kick/pushing off of it. I found their Chinese tour guide and told him what had happened. The guy seemed upset and went and yelled in Mandarin to the guys who were being disrespectful. After a short back and forth the point seemed to get across and the guys apologized to me and apologized/ bowed to the memorial.
Sorry, its the Vietnam Veteran Mémorial. The architect doesnt like it to be referred to as " the wall" It's a representation of two worlds . All the symbolism and the story is worth the search .
I chinese guy on an expensive hotel when he saw the buffet started to taste the food with bare hands, using the same spoon and leaving half eaten morsels on the trays, the guy costed a few thousands to the hotel which was forced to discard the entire contaminanted buffet, adding insult to injury the guy screamed and yelled when security was called on him causing a major disturbance.
I'm from Hong Kong, and I often encounter Chinese tourists who behave very rudely. When you accuse them, they feel that you are discriminating against them.😅
Yes, Hongkongese is rude too. In Shenzhen, I often see the Hongkongese cut line, speak loudly and push other people. They look always unhappy. Now I am in USA, the Hongkongese too😢
I remember a dispute arose with China a few years ago when a Swedish TV show showed a road sign written in Chinese saying "don't poop on the street" to mock Chinese tourists.
I’m Chinese American and I’m glad I was born in the US and learned manners. If anyone has ever shopped in Chinatown there is always people being rude cutting. I just came back from Japan and people there are so polite and disciplined. Even the long lines at Tokyo Disneyland in the rain showed the Japanese waiting patiently in line not complaining.
I’m a third generation Chinese American. My brother-in-law married an overseas Chinese woman in her 40s. She tends to overstep personal boundary, talk with her mouth full of food but is overly polite. This video explains some of her actions to me
Disgrace. Even if your people sometimes doesn’t do well you own it. Sad Chinese and American. Americans also have bad reputation in the world as Chinese do. In Japan they often cause trouble.
You're lucky🎉 I'm Chinese Korean, there are so many Chinese people here, their behavior makes me feel ashamed😂 My father and I were born in Korea, so Koreans don't know that I am Chinese😅
A chinese guy tried to sue me saying I crashed into him....after HE panicked when an ambulance was coming in the opposite direction. He cut across a lane of traffic as I merrily drove along in the curb lane, and hit me, crushing my drivers door against my leg. 5 witnesses for me showed up to court and the judge let him have it. He had to pay for 1 week of my wages (as I was in my work truck), court costs and the deductible on my car repairs, plus a fine for unsafe lane change. Another day...a Chinese man came into our radiator shop and offered my boss 10k cash, plus half his wages for a year if my boss would give him my job. That was in the early 80s. My boss said some choice words to the guy and told him where to go. They did that alot when Canada Immigration opened the doors real wide for them. They stole alot of peoples jobs with bribery....to greedy business owners that is. Most, not all...are quite rude.
@@XkMeng😂😂😂😂😂no we dont, pleas share where there are 10s of thousands of us trying to illegally enter another country. Very few Americans ever move out of America permanently.
I live in Toronto and the Chinese population is high. And most of the immigrants that come to Canada from China have some really bad habits. Shouting, cutting in line, etc. I actually went to Japan this year for vacation. And they're so respectful and courteous towards each other and the environment. And kind to the tourist. I've spoken to a few locals (in English and some Japanese) and the one thing that they hate from the West is that they often confuse Japanese with Chinese. And I actually got angry at some of my colleagues at work when i came back when they told me how was China when I told them I was going to Japan.
yeah but they are being told by their own government, how superior they are, 5000 years of culture bla bla. but it was all destroyed under the ccp. look at the stark contrast to taiwan, how civilized they are.
I was in Japan last May 2024. I was waiting in line for some ice cream. This Chinese woman just suddenly appeared and stood beside me, but she was also slowly trying to get in front of me. She was trying to act all cute/ignorant/twirling her hair while cutting in line. Ngl, I was pretty pissed but I didn't do anything, just acted cool/nonchalant and I doubted she'd even understand me. But that moment proved to me how true the news were about Chinese tourists being the worst.
Wow. She Short and cute, beautiful black natural blonde hair . Bad attitude and manners. She young? Ouch. No wonder she figured you are too nice. Chinese women also met do that own bad way. Wasn't easily have experience with have friends from China.
@@josephinebovain8069 no, I figured that she found out I was Filipino and was just trying to piss me off because of uhh...issues between our governments. But I realized that might just be a stretch and Chinese tourists just really are rude.
@@rairaiken4007 i have see many social media happens all over Asia dealing Chinese tourist!? I never see anything like this surprise me Chinese tourist have no matter themselves to other countries.
They keep doing rude things like this because no one challenges them. She's lucky I wasn't there. I would not have let her in, but then again, I am from Hawaii and we do get pretty pissed about people who cut in line. Let her come here to Hawaii and try that!
I was visiting my folks in Canada in one Christmas week when the high-end designers would discount their products. So, they took me along to do some shopping. We were waiting in front of a shop were the handbags were originally sold over $3,000. Then, two Chinese girls came and stood behind us. One of the girls had two cell phones, and the other one was holding 5--6 credit cards. Then, suddenly, both of them coughed up huge phlegm on the beautiful tiles in front of the shop! I felt sick, and I did something I never done before, I yelled at them, saying that they must lick the filthy spit they discharged! They left...! I have visited several very poor countries yet never witnessed such a disgusting behavior!
they have no manners!! Here in the Philippines a lot of Chinese immigrants will come, and they would act as if they were in their own country. One time, i have a group of Chinese with me inside the elevator and they spit one at a time, really disgust me, I can't wait to get out of the elevator because those Chinese men were looking at me in a very lewd/offensive way, really disgust me.
@@redknight85 the first one was they stole all the linens, towels, sheets, pillows, blankets, everything. One TV and a mini fridge. We confronted the tour head and he denied it we caught it on camera and billed the company. I am unsure the outcome. Second was two years later different group. Stole anything not tied down. Several in the group went to the maids carts and cleaned them out. The Chinese were putting all the food that was set out in their bags. Scrambled eggs and muffins, just dumping them in their bags! I've never seen anything like it. That's when the owner of all our locations said no more.
What a difference with japanese tourists! Always respectful and unbelievably courteous and clean. I think it is a cultural and educational thing. Education in Japan, both at school and at home, is top notch.
I conversed with a buggy driver of a tourist attraction spot once as he was driving me and my friends around the place, and he said that out of the many tourists he had encountered the Japanese were the most respectful. I saw a Japanese mom with her son on the train station once and the mother actually directed him to the proper place to queue. Meanwhile Chinese students at my uni cut lines 😂
I work in a hotel in New York and I got a request for something from a young Japanese tourist. When I brought her what she requested she started bowing. I thought that was adorable since I was there to service her, not the other way around. Japanese tourists are very polite in my experience.
In the 19th Century, Chinese immigrants in the US had the reputation of being self-deprecating and polite. Communism may have ruined this part of their culture. Do Taiwan tourists have a better reputation ?
I was in a queue waiting to order a sandwich in the States. This Chinese woman came in. She was talking loudly on her phone in Mandarin. She jumped the queue and tried to order ahead of me. I told her I was ahead of her. Fortunately, the clerk took my order first. The others in the queue looked at her disapproving. She did not apologize but kept on talking loudly on her phone. Behavior such as this leads to the rise in Asian hate IMHO. By the way, I am Chinese-American. Horrible behavior.
Yup! When I was 14-15 a older Chinese lady grabbed by my hand and pulled me away to get me to take a photo of her and her husband in the viewing platform of the Eiffel Tower! Ever since then I started associating Asian tourists, touching, tapping you on the shoulder for photos as solely Chinese! I try to not generalise but of all the places I have visited, I have never encountered such blatant disregard for personal boundaries from any other tourists, not Korean, not Japanese, not SE, not Indian, not European nobody! I am a nice and non-confrontational person that did it and didn't make a scene....But imagine if I wasn't!
It’s hard to shame the shameless. Whenever I try to shame horrible acting black people they get louder and aggressive. When people think their behavior is ok they have no shame
So true, I always wonder how many of the incidents of violence on Chinese that the media was hyper focused on a few years ago were simply overviolent reactions to rude behavior.
We had a Chinese man get a job with us he lasted 2 months before they got rid of him. He lost a well paying job making 10 times more than he could make in China because, of his rude behavior and all around nasty habits. No manners at all!
I currently live in Japan but lived in China for almost 7 years. During that time, I traveled to Japan numerous times, including several trips with Chinese friends or adult English students accompanying me. Taking these groups, even the best ones, was always like having several adult children. One man in particular was so hateful and disrespectful towards Japanese and the temples/shrines that I completely blocked him out of my life. One day he actually pointed and laughed out loud at people praying in the shrine. I had to slap his arm down and scold him. Completely ignorant and without any type of manners.
As a Japanese person, if you hate Japan, you can criticize it in your own country, say bad things about it on social media, or do whatever you like. In reality, Japanese people don't really care what Chinese people say to them. But it's a different story if you come to Japan and cause trouble. Whether you like Japan or not, foreigners have an obligation to obey Japanese laws. People who ignore those laws and urinate or graffiti at shrines or on the street are not tolerated. Such things happen frequently, so the image of the Chinese-speaking world among Japanese people these days is really terrible.
Well unfortunately the person you speak of is just a douche bag, but the Chinese hate for Japanese is understandable. Similarly Koreans hold a lot of anger towards the Japanese for similar reasons. The hate comes from what was done to them during past wars, and it wasn't just acceptable acts in war. Today they would be held accountable for those atrocious war crimes but they surrendered and got US protection afterwards. I don't hold your average Japanese civilian responsible for those atrocious acts, wars are seldom decided by the average person or what soldiers do in wars, but for the victims or descendants of the victims, it's understandable.
I was in the aisle seat on a plane. Chinese man in window seat leaped over my legs TWICE to rush out into the aisle without asking me to get up. He treated me like an object to be jumped over. I feel so sorry for the kind Japanese people who are often the victims of such bullying by Chinese.
What a considerate man... I've been woken up from deep sleep in similar situations, where the window-sider wants me to wake up because she/she/it needs to shit/piss... if this Chino was next to me on a flight, I wouldn't have to wake up.
I came back from the Philippines landed at San Francisco international airport. Got into customs and immigration line. A Chinese woman behind me started yelling about how the line was taking too long. Started cursing in English and in Chinese.she demanded I was in the wrong line. I told her to mind her own business. She got out of line, went up to a customs and immigration officer and demanded to be processed immediately. They walked her to the private room. This means she was getting the extra treatment that nobody wants. This is just a moment that I dealt with and watch somebody not having any courtesy or manners. Everybody else was willing to wait because that's what you have to do. No matter what country you're from. Have patience have courtesy. Have understanding and tried to give yourself enough time for your travels that you don't get stressed out.
I dread SFO immigration haha, just arrived back from South Korea a few weeks ago and dealt with rude chinese tourists in Seoul. Worst people ever, they need to STAY HOME.
It’s the Little Emperor Syndrome. Single Children are spoiled, never told no, learning they can do whatever they wish without consequences. When these children grow up and travel abroad, this is going to be a HUGE PROBLEM!!
It’s been a huge problem for a couple of generations already. The Little Emperors have been let outside of the cage to devastate the world for a number of years. You just saw them in this video.
It's more than just Little Emperor Syndrome (which is more applicable to 20-50 years old Mainlander tourists). The boomers/elderly folks are equally rude and arrogant as well. They are a bunch of new money hillbillies that has no common sense and basic etiquette at meal events.
Idk man, I'm an only child and I'm not like this. Even my Chinese friend (who doesn't wanna go back to China lol) isn't as bad. I do feel though this is literally their culture.
@@boogermaiden It’s not just about being an only child. It’s about how they’re routinely spoiled for being the only kid in a family of four adults (mom, dad, paternal grandparents) who view him as their retirement plan.
About 10 years ago, I was at a private fitness club in Seattle when a group of senior Chinese (guest passes) used the jacuzzi, sauna, and swimming pool. The swimming pool was being used for lap swimming, but the Chinese ignored the rules and jumped in the swim lanes. When they were chased out of the pool, they did not apologize or have any shame. Instead they went to the jacuzzi and sauna. None of the Chinese wore swimwear. The Chinese men wore their cotton underwear boxer shorts. The Chinese women wore what looked Ike jogging suit. The breaking point was when the Chinese would loudly spit in the floor drain and water fountain. I pointed out to other club members that these were MAINLAND CHINESE; not from Taiwan and Singapore.
I was ordering at the butcher's and this elderly Asian woman just started ordering over me. I held up my finger and told her I was not finished. I get pushed all the time by Chinese people. It's rude to behave this way in America and Canada.
You should see how they act when they come to vegas. Very impatient n rude. I bartend at a timeshare and when they come in to eat instead of waiting by the door to be seated like everyone should at any restaurant you go to they walk pass everyone waiting sit down at a dirty ass table n swear we would be ok with that. I've several times would tell them you just walked past all thor waiting n sat yourself either wait at the door like everyone else or go dine elsewhere n when they do get a table they can't phantom the fact their server has other tables to attend n always walk up to thers saying we're ready were ready...yes give us a min we r with other guest you have to wait. A very impatient n rude culture, but they don't realize regardless of how important you believe you are n if u want to be so dam impatient you won't get your way every time. I tell other coworkers, "Don't let them walk all over you. Stand your ground
I was traveling with my daughter and grandson in Tokyo Japan and my daughter was complaining to me about the chinese tourist for pushing and shoving, grabbing items to buy and shouting from afar at their friends. My daughter confessed to me how she didn’t like chinese tourist because of their rude behavior.
Once in my country, this young Chinese lady missed her bus stop n insisted that the bus drive drives her back to the location she missed!! What a big joke! After she alighted at the next bus stop, she stood in front of the bus to stop it from leaving. Such is their character...shameful character
I have an uncle that went to China and was curious why no wildlife was in the cities. He was told that everyone catches and eats whatever can be caught. There is actually alot of truth in this. It is sad... shameless.
That‘s BS. I‘m living in Beijing and there is no such thing. There is a lot of wildlife in Beijing. Please keep in mind, that all of this are single incidents. The trashing thing though is truly an issue
@@leandinhos599 who are you kidding, there's no birds (hardly any) in China let alone in Beijing. I've spent a cumulative 5 years in China, and seeing any sort of wildlife in China outside a nature reserve or a zoo is an extremely rare thing. In the countryside the unrestricted use of herbicides and pesticides, kills almost everything, and in the cities some Āyi will have caught and cooked them.
In 2018 I went to Australia to go visit glow worms, which are insects that live inside of caves and glow at night. I went on a tour group and the tour guide said specifically we have to be quiet because noise can disrupt the glow worms and lower their quality of life. When we arrived there were many signs saying the same thing. There were also many tour groups already there, most from China. Many of them were screaming loudly throughout the cave frightening the glow worms. I remember being very appalled that these tourists were being loud when everyone is instructed to be quiet. At the time I didn't know that Chinese tourists have a bad rap for poor manners. It made me see that there's something wrong here. To be fair, one man in the tour groups was scolding everyone to be quiet in Chinese, and most of them quieted down. But by then it was too late, most of the frightened glow worms stopped glowing and we couldn't see them anymore.
If you can see that flock of Chinese tourist...better keep away...because literally they are annoying..no manners..and very rude..‼️ compared to Chinese who born and raised and living abroad..🤔
I live in Japan but originally from the States, I notice that every time I fly back to the U.S. when the flight is full of Japanese, they almost always fold their blankets and organize everything before they get off the plane, the same goes for when gathering their things, the Chinese on the other hand are loud, pushy and rude on the plane, they don’t care if you’re trying to to sleep, it’s all about them and when they leave the plane it’s always in shambles. Slippers and blankets everywhere seats not in the proper position. On my way back to LA a few years ago a woman jumped out of her seat while the plane was moving to dock, of course the seatbelt sign was still on, but she didn’t care, she then proceeded to open the over-head compartment and pulled out her bag when she did that she flung her bag over her shoulder striking my daughter in the face (she was sitting in aisle A seat) so hard she started to cry, the woman noticed this, shrugged her shoulders and said nothing, no apologies or anything, not one word. I immediately stood up and confronted, she screamed and yelled in Chinese and pushed me, I had to catch myself because I was ready to not be a gentleman anymore but another Chinese man who spoke English and the flight attendants tried to deescalate the situation, after that crazy encounter we gathered our belongings and proceeded to continue on to our connecting flight, that crazy woman ironically was going on the same flight as us, the entire time while we were in line waiting to get scanned she gave us the most evil stare and we stared right back she then ended up in the back of the plane and we were seated more in the middle, we didn’t see or heard from her after that, definitely a wild experience I’ll never forget.
In Boracay, Philippines, a Chinese tourist washed her child right in the beach after the toddler pooped. Then she left the soiled diaper right there in the sand. It was all over the news. 🤮
When my family traveled to Vegas years ago there were Chinese tourists at our hotel. An old Chinese lady tried to skip my father in the buffet line, but he wasn’t having it. My father is a very large black man and he gently pushed her back behind us 😅
Are you sure you met an old Chinese woman? In my impression, when your father pushed her away, she would immediately lie on the ground and accuse your father of beating her.
I had a 4 hour layover in Ganzhou airport and was scarred for life. There were so many people around me hacking and spitting in the carpet I felt sick the entire time. A guy held a toddler over a trash can to poop when there were bathrooms just down a ways. I was disgusted the whole way and couldn’t eat anything in a 12 hour flight. The imagery of green phlegm everywhere was etched into my minds eye. Never seen anything like it in my life. I know I will never go visit China now
My husband and I were at the Grand Canyon and a Chinese tour group was there. An older man in the group threw garbage on the ground. My husband speaks Chinese and scolded (and embarrassed him) 🙄
When I lived in China, I used to do the same. Even with my limited knowledge of Chinese, the people understood clearly what I was saying to them and would sheepishly pick up their trash and put it in the bin. It was especially upsetting when they were mere feet from a trash bin and they would just toss their garbage on the ground.
While true, 140k is really nothing in the grand scheme of things. If they think 140k is a "bucket of gold" then that says more about their economy than our banks.
@@Jeff-cn9up Probably true! I think the only way for them to get a higher limit is to charge the card up to the limit, then pay it off. Repeat a few times. Then the CC company will increase the limit.
Don't do this in New Zealand. we maori absolutely will not tolerate this behaviour, down here most men grow up playing rugby and fist fighting and there's a high probability you will end up going for a quick mid day nap 🇳🇿
I remember me and my Friend had a really bad experience with Chinese tourists in Japan. We were relaxing in a Beautiful Onsen. Just the two of us. And suddenly a group of about 15 Chinese tourists came in. The Kids Without washing themselves immediately jumped in and started splashing around like it was a pool. They were doing it in another section and they were young kids so I payed no mind. The adults came in after Properly washing themselves, and I thought maybe they would calm the kids down and say something, BUT instead, 2 OF THEM TOOK OUT THERE PHONES WERE FACE TIMING(their wives or something). THERE WAS NO PHONES ALLOWED AT ALL IN THE ONSEN FOR OBVIOUS REASONS. they were so loud, and all the women from their group could be heard being extremely loud in the women's baths. At the time I was really timid. I was 19 and I'm very small so I didnt say anything to them and left. I told the staff but dont know what happened after that because I left. I've had other bad experiences with Chinese tourists in Japan specifically.
Being rude & belligerent to Japanese people and in Japanese establishments is widely accepted behavior in China. They know what they’re doing is wrong but because it’s promoted by the CCP Overlords they do it without question.
I was in Hakone this past July, and as my friends and I waited at a bus stop we got to chatting (with our rather limited Japanese) with a sweet elderly couple who lived in the area, after a while the bus could be heard coming up the hill and soon enough the headlights were visible around the bend. At the first sign of those lights the noisy uncivilized horde poured out from the tourist gift shop and surged to the bus stop we were waiting at. This was when some hag started to slowly come around our party and then try to do the same to that old couple in front of us, and I was having none of that. I called out at and then stared her down and she seemingly gave up, only to moments later return with what I assume to be her granddaughter (or some random kid, who knows) of around 3 yrs old and basically tries to use the kid to wedge in front again. I had to physically block them by sticking my arms out and sidestepping as they tried to get around us. The old couple were evidently bothered by the fuss, but I knew that if I let that hag through the rest of the horde would have pushed us aside and piled forward without a care. Later as Jiji and Baa-chan got off at their stop they had warm smiles for my friends and I got a pat on the shoulder
Just forget about you are Chinese. Just remember you’re Malaysian. Indonesian, Singaporean. I will name myself Hongkonger, just because I was raised under a very different cultural background, and I don’t behave like those people.
We were in Paris visiting the Louvre when a bus of Chinese tourists pulled up. As we were waiting in line to see the Mona lisa, the gang of them ran up and cut the line but when they tried it with us, we squared up and said make a move and see what happens! They backed away and got behind us. I was so disgusted by their rude actions.
I'm a Japanese woman living in Japan. When I hear Chinese spoken in a shop or restaurant or wherever, I usually avoid to stay there and leave right away if possible. My friends and family do the same. Avoid unnecessary troubles and virus!
So sorry you have to endure them, I have been to Japan and China, I would love to spend more time in Japan, but would be happy to never meet another Chinese person ever again.
i had relative working in Bali. can confirm of how uncivilized Chinese tourists were. one of the horror story i heard was a group of touring Chinese just left mountain of trash after eating lunch boxes. when i say mountain, it literally piled up high over a meter and half kinda pile. all plastics, food wastes, styrofoam boxes. it made the cleaning staff had to work double time bcs of these animals. calling them humans seems to be too good if they don't even understand basic manner in another country.
No, they are truly human, but ones shed of traditional manners, which are always a learned behavior via culture. The CCP has used xenophobia, playing the victim and racist nationalism to stay in power, for over three generations. The old manners were mocked and replaced with this toxic mindset. It will take generations to restore, but only if the CCP is either gone or undertakes a serious campaign to indoctrinate good manners and a sense of being one people among equals in the world. But such an effort would be a huge loss of face and be an admission of a large error, so that rules that out.
I once tried to eat at a true Chinese restaurant (as in geared wholly towards Chinese people) but left before ordering when I saw the Chinese people eating there just spitting bones on the floor. Horrifying.
I was told by my friend who’s parents came from Asia (HK and Vietnam) that Hong Kong has very strict rules when he used to visit family. This was before it was back in the hands of the Chinese, but apparently you would actually catch a fine for spitting on the sidewalk or street. The Chinese quite obviously don’t know how to live a clean and sanitary lifestyle…
Animal behavior. It's a bad sign when places in the anglosphere have to hang up signs in chinese saying "do not vomit, spit, defacate, or urinate in these areas. You are being recorded and will be fined." Say what you will about Karens in public but these 'people' are worse
Why doesn't the media report India 🇮🇳, South Korea 🇰🇷, Japan 🇯🇵, and European countries, because the media makes the whole world hate China 🇨🇳, preventing China from being strong, I'm in Italy 🇮🇹, will the media tell you that Italians finish drinking, pooping on the street, and have sex? It's your right not to dislike a person, but how noble are you? Morality? Upbringing? The current Chinese are not the former Chinese. Please pay attention to the massacred Palestinian 🇵🇸 children.
As airbnb owner. We block Chinese from mainland to book our property. We been dealing with entiled ppl. Its happened a lot and not worthy to accompany them
In China, children use the gutters as a toilet. Their parents don’t put underwear or diapers on them to facilitate this behavior. They need to understand that their behavior is unacceptable in other countries. Also, they are aggressive and don’t wait their turn in lines. My experience at the airport in Hong Kong was horrendous because just as you got to the front of the customs line, another planeload of Chinese would arrive and swarm their way to the front. It was appalling!
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Islam is trying to grow their numbers in Japan. They are still angry about the translation of the satanic verses...they already murdered the Japanese translator years ago...in Japan
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Pls this liar channel be honest and fair to reporting ok.
Not just over sea Chinese do like that ok.
Evan other countries their people also will do the same too. So why don't this liar channel not pick those countries . Just rather picking on Chinese 🤔.
Pretty-sure this liar channel want to against Chinese people ok.
Shame on you 🙄
I've been to China twice and once in HongKong. HongKong was close to being taken back by the Chinese government. I'll never gorget when I checked into my hotel, I asked at the reception if he had a map and where we are. His first answer was "This is HongKong then pointed and in another tone..."that is China". I knew what he meant when a few days later I took the ferry to the mainland. How they behaved was disgusting. They went up to the buffets, piled their plates with food then threw away 2/3s of it. Waiting for transport was a nightmare, spitting everywhere. Restaurants? forget it. I ended up going to McDonalds as I was sick of being shoved and pushed and having 4 waiters serving me for a small meal. (Even there tho it was just the same there). Try crossing the road. It's a nightmare. Chinese drivers don't care about traffic lights. Actually. I wonder why they are there. I will never go there again. The only positive thing thing I could say was the China Eastern Airlines, they were good plus the fact they were flying me to a civilized country (Japan).
@@samtat5873 Off course but these people just doing a job which is get pay to trash talk China.
I was in Thailand a few years ago. when i was at a bathroom, i was washing my hands, when an older chinese man just pushed me away from the sink, there were about 3 sinks, only one was occupied by me. i pushed him against the door and told him in english, that he is not in China, where such a behaviour is common. i scared him off basically, he came after a few minutes with more chinese to confront me, they all ran off, after they realized, i was part of a bigger group, with bigger, meaner looking people. i nearly enjoyed this encounter, i think maybe he learned, that other people in different countries have a different perspective, when it comes to respect. Sorry for my english, i am not a native speaker.
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Really glad to see you push back on this narcissistic behavior. This has happened several times to me, too. Sometimes, if an old Asian woman or man moves beside me to cut in line, I will just let them in and they will smile and say thanks. Other times, if they are assholish or from mainland VaChina, I will just say 'nope' and push myself into their way and block them. Also, @emperor don't worry about your English; it's awesome.
Great story. ❤
You are a hero! Thank you for your service!
you know i was in thailand in november in pattaya sitting in a cafe enjoying an americano and a chiniese couple with a small child walk by and just stopped in the middle of the side walk busy day people every were and the child just squat and pee on the side walk in front of every one and they just walk off like nothing happend .
The chinese have a lot of nerve calling others barbaric.
Their think their are suprerior and higher ups than others but their aggorants are gone too far and hatred is building up intentencf
Yup barbarians have better manners than a lot of chinese. So that is a compliment.
Drone struck middle eastern children disagrees with you
You only have to look at the food they eat to understand they are uncivilised.
I mean....that's to be expected.
The CCP never taught the Chinese good manners and right conduct.
nah, its their saying F you to other countries while taking a dump
They teach them the opposite, they even teach them to stab Americans and Japanese
CCP doesn't care as long as these human resources continue to obey under CCP dictatorship
Cultural revolution removed any values tied to Confucianism(what Japan and Korea is still practicing to this day)
They only understand the language of violence and fear.
As someone who've been dealing with all kinds of Mainland Chinese people for long, here are some of my advices to all tourism industry workers, customer service workers, shopkeepers, or whoever have to deal with them:
No free gift, no complimentary, no tasting, no all-you-can-eat/take, no discount and bargaining - they won't even thank you for these. Don't expect them to follow any rule (either explicit or not), or act in a moral or civilized way. Don't dream of making them feel ashamed. They are not up to any normal conversation, reminder, explanation, warning or berating, so just go ahead and fine them/punish them/evict them/deny them from entrance/send them to the authority. Also, it's always a good idea to deal with them separately and differently from tourists/customers from other places.
If they jump the queue, spit, take/touch things that are not supposed to be taken/touched, make loud noise/squat/urinate/defecate in public, just confront them. Don't try to be gentle/polite/sympathetic with them, cos they'll just push their luck. Most of the time they'll pretend to be innocent or not speaking your language (but trust me - they always understand!), don't get tricked, and make sure they know you're serious. Some of them will yell back like a crazy bitch, ignore that, just stand your ground and don't waste your time having a "discussion" with them. But if they physically assault you, just don't back off and fight back, they may be weak but they fight like a wild goose, and they're always in a large group. Let them know you're not the one to fuck around before things get escalated. Finally, ignore their "racism" bullshit, what we do is to embrace good universal values and discriminate against uncivilized barbarians who make this world a worse place.
Thank you. Great advice!
This sounds familiar, like basketball americans. maybe it is a spoiled brat thing. 🤔
I so agreed with you. I had bad experiences with them and I told them off in no uncertain terms.
Agree more than 100%.
Agree. Fight back and stand your ground. They will keep pushing if they perceive you as weak.
Chinese tour groups are truly revolting, lacking manners and not respecting the host country’s culture. I look aghast at their peasant behaviour. I have seen this personally in the US, UK and France.
I went to visit Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, etc, and everyone was super nice EXCEPT for the Chinese. They were the most self-centered people I have ever witnessed
@@danielhenry177did they give yu dislike face? Definitely if yur black?
@@seanpetaia I'm not black, but I understand how racist Chinese are
@@seanpetaia if you wanted to take a picture, the Chinese tourists would have their friends take a picture of a group, then swap places...many many groups of Chinese tourists doing this on a bridge left you no room to take a single picture without at least 10 strangers in your viewfinder...and then they'd get mad if you got in their picture,try to push you out of the way! They were the WORST part of the entire vacation
Is this their norm?
A Chinese guy last year when I was at 711 came out of nowhere and cut right in front of me. I am American. I literally grabbed him and pushed him out of the way because he pushed me out the way with a straight face. The entire store said that guy was wrong. He left the store. Very rude. Very disrespectful for him to put his hands on me a complete stranger.
He did that coz your a man
It’s common in China. One of many reasons is that many come from the rural areas where education is sparse, additionally you have the second children who were not registered under the One Child Policy, so they never benefited from education as they don’t exist.
uhh, u don’t really sound American though….
but thnx for sharing your story.
Thank you for standing up to bullies
@@SikeHossle what story?
I was in Stockholm once and while eating at a very popular restaurant at Saluhall I saw a group of Chinese tourists who decided to eat at the same place where I was. I will never forget this...at the time, it was customary that if you wanted you could ask for a little free of charge refill of soup or ask for some extra bread at the place's counter and the person behind would gladly agree to it and proceed to do so. The Chinese didn't stop going for extras until the place run out of soup and bread. When that occurred they started complaining and demanding more free soup and bread as if it was their God's given right. That was really disturbing and embarrassing for everyone in there, specially the people running the place. Shortly after, maybe a year later or so, I went back to the same place and they stopped doing the free refills to avoid situations like the one I mentioned before. I have experienced other incidents involving Chinese tourists...NOT GOOD.
Rude and poorly educated people.
Very sad for the business who was just trying to do a good thing for their customers. I know you aren't the business owner but just in case they read this or any business in a similar situation, I suppose they could try to offer the freebies at a low cost. So that they can still be generous to paying customers without risk of being taken advantage of by greedy Chinese tourists who wouldn't shell out the extra cost no matter how minimal.
We have groups of them staying at a resort where I work they spend the whole day trying to get discounts and free stuff
They tasted good food for the first time in their life
@@WarriorOG-ql7gv Made a change from dog and rice
@@sylviadrummond7293 both are yummy
There was the situation where a man was videoing his playing piano at a train station in London and these Chinese tourists placed themselves in the frame of the video, then demanded he delete the videom The police were called and they sided with the Chinese tourists. The man stood his ground though and said he had every right to video himself and anyone else in public. He even posted this altercation on TH-cam.
There was a lot more too that video than what first seems they weren't tourists they were actually spies and he caught them on camera that's why they acted they way they did
Are you referring to Dr. K?
I have seen that one on youTube😁
Ah brendan
I’m Australian. Not to generalise or sound racist, especially when it doesn’t apply to any other Asians or foreigners. Everyone waits for a bus in a civilised manner and wait in a line. Chinese people, who often look elderly come out of nowhere and want to be first to get in when the bus doors open. Most Aussies are docile and understanding and let it go, but it sadly is changing the culture in the country.
Almost everyone that drives patiently wait at zebra crossings to let pedestrians pass completely, before they drive, it is the law and it is the culture. There’s so many Chinese students who drive fancy cars and ignore zebra crossings and impatiently start driving almost hitting or brushing the pedestrians.
Thrashing the neighbourhood streets is disgraceful but the disgusting thing is my Chinese neighbours in the apartment drop everything from cigarettes to paper wraps on the food all along the apartment foyer and common areas while they are passing. I don’t know how they grow up or how bad the culture of basic cleanliness and social sense is back in China but what baffles me is that they don’t seem to have the ability to watch others or see how clean it is kept and adapt or make a tiny bit of effort.
The CCP has convinced their people that anyone other Chinese are inferior. The vast majority of Chinese are poor and don't travel, but those that are middle class and above can travel. So couple arrogance of being a minority of well off among your country people, AND, being in a nation that you were taught is inferior to China, and this is what you get... pieces of crud that go out of their way to disrespect you.
On the bright side, if the west ever goes to war with China, their people won't be allowed in other countries. I say, nip it in the bud and do it now with the deporting.
Even Chinese who already become my country legal citizen for decades but when they travel to their ancestor's land, they feel disguisting with their behavours like pooping etc 😂
Same here in the states. They have no regard for others or to see what is acceptable and what’s not. They just don’t care.
Shamelessness of an autocratic government and a heavily brainwashed people who wants to be a global superpower!
There is a reason that a sign outside the Louvre Museum in Paris which indicates to not defecate or urinate nearby is written ONLY with Chinese characters.
I saw one sign like this in Thailand's museum toilet.
Owh piss really? XD
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Really?😂😂😂
Because they are the only people on earth who doesn’t understand and doesn’t know how to read.
I was in a Decathlon in Beijing when I lived there. Im standing in line waiting my turn to pay.
A chinese couple thought they could push in.... I would have shouted at them but I had no need.
The cashier started shouting at them " why arent you respecting the line, who do you thinking you can push in , in front of this foreign gent," She really got upset.
And of course the lady who was doing the cutting in, shouted back and so these two are shouting at each other.
Im watching and smiling.
Eventually a supervisor arrived, and calmed the cashier down and told her to take a break.
The supervisor assisted my purchase and when its then the turn of the line cutter to pay, Supervisor said " this cashier station closed !" and walked away. I clapped.......
We are not condemning all e PRC, but majority of them behave like this with no shame... There are civilised one around too but minority....
@@YorkshireinManila bullshit little fantasy in yer head
Unicorn
He visto éste comportamiento, pero no sólo en China. En el Perú les llamamos "zampones" , no respetan las filas, si les llamas la atención, te gritan, el colmo, debe ser herencia china😂😂
People such as this supervisor do exist and are rare gems 🙂
Was in Japan inJune, I can verify that the line cutters were Chinese. It happened at least 6 times. I can also verify that both tourists and Japanese do not like Chinese nationals as a group.
I lived in China for almost 15 years. Lying and manipulation is not just accepted in Chinese culture, it's expected. Businesses who cater to Chinese tourists must always remember to make them pay up front, do not rely on the honor system, and do not give them credit
Oh wow
As a SEA chinese, I regularly interact with mainland chinese. They have a saying, "don't be a fool, take every advantage (cheat/steal) if given a chance"
Yes, you have to be very careful in China of fakes and imitations. Even the museums in China sell fake replicas of things and the sales people will try to tell the tourists that these are actual original historic pieces for sale. It’s crazy.
most rich men cheat on their wives,,, just like Rich men cheat in El Salvador, cause it's tolerated
Godless country.
I am sick of their rude behaviors.
That why ChInA doesn’t had good civil. 🙄😒
I’ve met those guests from China mostly are quite inquisitive rude behaviors….
Mate, the whole world is sick of it.
The world have to banned Chinese from entering their country
In Europe they chisel out and steal tiles etc. from historical buildings (Portugal, Italy, Greece etc.)
As an American, I've always been embarrassed because I know we can have a bad reputation as tourists. But, we are choir boys compared to CCP China. And, my opinions were formed over a decade about this.
People need to realize that you are a guest when traveling to another country and have no special rights.
Every American I've met overseas have been mostly polite and respectful.
Often louder than necessary though.
What does CCP have to do with it?
seriously we may be loud and you may get a few texans wanting everyone to "speak english" but at least defecate any/everywhere like animals! Cuz it's not just chinese children that have done that BTW!
I'm American too. And we have people just as bad or worse than this. I remember a time when being American was a good thing in a great deal of the world. Now? We are tolerated because we are walking money bags as tourists.
@@myne00 Yeah.... the volume issue is valid. I'm as guilty of this as the rest. Some find it endearing, others definitely not so...
I was visiting Paris in 2015 and I was standing in line to buy a ticket. A Chinese lady tried to get in front of me but I put a stop to her foolishness real quick! I wasn’t having it; no way!
It's hard to shame people who have no shame.
Ask them why the Taiwanese standard of living is sooo wonderful
Great comment! 👍🏼
Indeed, they seem to be proud of this sort of behavior.
They only obey strict punishment and fines!
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Chinese came first in a poll as the worst tourists ever
You never had Russians
@@SpiritdiverRussians don't poop in the streets.....pee, maybe!
Couldnt agree more.
Wondering which is the worst tourist, British, Chinese, or Korean(little chinese).
please be informed that they are "Mainland Chinese Tourists" from Mainland China
There are so many Chinese from different countries i.e. Singaporeans, Hong Kong, Taiwanese Chinese. We suffer so much since they started travelling abroad.
I remember some Chinese tourist girl getting slapped during a trip I took to an art museum in high school. She was generally being rude and just had an arrogant air surrounding her. She got a little weird about some girl’s hair in my class. Called it disgusting. Dunno if she had never seen dreads before but calling someone’s hair disgusting and not thinking you might face the consequences is funny to me. Chinese girl got the one two slapped outta her face. Teacher and security had to get involved. Chinese tourist girl learned a valuable lesson that day. People can and will slap some sense into you if you cross a line. I didn’t feel sorry for her. And her crying buckets just made me crack the biggest smile.
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@@XkMeng Lmao it wasn't an American tourist as they would've thrown hands back.
@@XkMeng Ok, CCP bot.
She paid the price for criticizing another girl's dreadlocks. Shame on her!! 😹😹😹😹
It's easy, just heavily fine the tour agencies who bought them there.
Why the agency and not on their own name? The agency is not responsable for uneducated people. They are rude wherever they go
That is a such a darn stupid proposition, and kind of racist. And that is not even the solution. You certainly don't solve the problem by isolating them. Nowadays, the world is one, with all the existing means of transport and communication, whether you like it or not.
They need to be taught lessons on the spot, otherwise they would never learn.
It's like some american tourists who come over to Europe and behave badly. Are we going to shun them? Nope, but they have to learn manners as well.
Chinese and bad manners goes well together like Communism and starvation.
Thousand of years before communism come over and change everything in their lives
I tend to think that it's a tactic that was one of the few options to get ahead in china. I worked at a place with one Chinese salesman and he always wanted special treatment over everyone else for his customers. Often asking for us in the warehouse to get things delivered without payment or the proper process for the warehouse. I was the warehouse supervisor and the warehouse manager used to block his stuff until it was approved by the office staff in sales. We would always check EVERY order for payment because a few times tens of thousands of dollars of stuff was delivered without payment. He would have stuff set to go for the next morning and would've answer his phone or email for us to find it wasn't paid for quite often. This happened once with another salesman and the client was worth millions and buying truckfulls and paid later that day but it was regular with the chinese salesman. It is like the efficiency of sticking to the process is ignored because they always want special treatment that makes a simple job complicated just because of impatience. You have to go and do all the paperwork and work it out with office staff later instead of everything being taken care of first.
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That’s true. I’m from Russia and we are also an aggressive and mentally ill nation due to the suppression of individual freedoms and the total lack of justice.
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Don't punish them
They need to be banned
Banning is a type of punishment
How about we ban them from living
We need the world to support this. Best solution
@@lilychau1671like how? Chinese woman’s are loud and their behaviors are So disgusting garbage they smell shit !
@@lilychau1671 ban them from USA too.
I saw how they would behave in Hanoi. They often treated the locals really poorly. looking down upon them and acting entitled and superior.
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- With stimulus and measures, China's debt will be at 400% to 500% of its GDP in the next decade, according to Reuters.
-Chinese 🇨🇳 property Ponzi sector, which accounts for 30% of GDP, is crashing
-Exports and imports, accounting for 37% GDP, are down.
-Foreign investment is falling over 90% compared to it's peak in 2018.
-Foreign visitors are down 96% compared to the pre-pandemic level in 2019.
-Consumer prices are experiencing hyperstagdeflation.
-Youth unemployment hits over 21% (in reality 50%+ after eliminating faked numbers), a record.
-It's fast shrinking workforce is 10 years old than neighboring countries.
- During the years 1990-2021, the US printed 6.5 time more money while China printed 147 times.
- It has printed more money than the US and Japan combined, while it's economy is only half of them.
- Current Chinese debt-to-gdp is already highest in the world, at 300%, according to Bloomberg.
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I can see why my dad, who’s Vietnamese, prefer Korean & Japanese tourists over Chinese ones in Vietnam.
And didn't Vietnam kick their asses in the last war they had?
Many Chinese also treat service workers like that in China.
They were definitely salty in losing the border war after america left vietnam
I took an ocean cruise out of Shanghai. I will never do that again. Chinese people do not know how to queue. Most complaints here are about Chinese cutting in line. On the cruise, there were no lines. There were just mobs of people all trying to be the first person to enter whatever door or venue or restaurant was open. No line at all. People call them rude or ignorant, but I think it is just immaturity. I watch small children behave the same way. Their elevator etiquette is also bad. In the US when the elevator stops and the doors open, the people waiting to get on will wait for everyone to exit the elevator before trying to get on. Not so with the Chinese. When the elevator stops, if there 8 people in the elevator, the 8 people waiting outside will get in first. Now there are 16 people in the elevator and the 8 wanting to get off can't. Boarding the ship at a port of call, security kept yelling "One at a time! One at a time!" I did notice the that younger Chinese were more mature or aware of western ways and they were not as much trouble as the older ones. I knew someone who spent a couple years in China. He said that children pooping on public streets was common in China.
Even Chinese in southeast Asia were pissed off because of Chinese mainlanders destroying their community.
Right on, mate. You need to check the most CCP-connected part of Chinese-Chinese immigrants in your country, who are deliberately hidden in this channel. At least 80% of them have engaged in corruption, money laundering, fraud,....everything you see is just acting innocent and whitewashing.
"locus"
True. I'm a Chinese descendant living in another country. I'm very embarrassed by their behavior.
I am one of them from Southeast Asia, thank you for acknowledging this, just yesterday there was a family of Mainlander chinese Got off from a van to a petrol station they are not aware that our car is reversing , right infront of them, they just don't care, they are trying to bait my family out but lucky we are having none of it.
In the U.S. cutting in line is a dangerous habit to have. I strongly suggest that Chinese tourists in U.S. cities do not attempt this. Americans tend to take disrespect very personally and we tend to take corrective actions immediately without involving the police.
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There are a lot of Chinese students in the city that I live and I guess they didn't get the idea about standing in line. Once at a bank I was at the teller when a group of 3 young Chinese men came up behind me and basically sat on my damn shoulders, they were so close. I must've been taking too long because they got closer and closer, and the closer they got the more hostile my face became. The teller I was speaking to caught on quick cause she called her manager to come and steer the young men away. I was *this close* to losing my shit.
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They forget we have guns and dont take kindly to rudeness.
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Remember when the Olympics was held in China, their own chinese government had to put signs and rules for the locals to not spit on the sidewalk, push or shove anyone while waiting for buses to take them to Olympics events. So, they literally told them to act human and civil in their own country.
Interesting story. That's how people learn.
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That's not surprising. A lot of people are appalled by behavior displayed in this video, as am I, however there is a simple reason behind this. MOST Chinese people live in the rural countryside with dirt roads and no indoor plumbing to this day. A small population live in big cities or towns with such amenities. These rural countryside Chinese use outhouses, wood burning stoves and well water to this day. So that's why they may defecate and urinate all over the place, because they simply are used to that when they may be a long distance from the nearest outhouse. This is what people here do when they camp. The rudeness comes from just being around generations of uneducated peasant farmers who can barely read, the only education they teach their children is to respect and follow the commands of their parents. All of these are a result of poverty. Has anyone ever been to the most poverty stricken areas in the US? Like a lot of the southern states where most people live in trailers and eat road kill. They're not all that different in manners except they may not defecate in public because we have indoor plumbing all over the place.
It's simple , I had this happen at an airport in Bali. I just grabbed their luggage and threw it . When they all scurried to get their stuff I told the ladies behind me to move forward and then stood my ground and told them to bring it on if they had an issue.
They soon realised I wasn't F@#king around and moved to the back of the line.
I've seen the Chinese on cruise ships at the buffet where they pile their plates high with all the seafood - lobster tails, crayfish, shrimps and fish......leaving none for the customers behind them who then have to wait 20 minutes for more to be cooked and brought out. Meanwhile the greedy Chinese can't eat all the seafood they grabbed and leave huge platefuls behind at their tables and it all goes to waste. It seems they have never been taught basic manners and courtesy. As for the student who racked up all the credit card debt to punish the capitalists.....well China is now the biggest Capitalist in the world....no more actual communism there except when they want to stamp out certain religions and ethnic groups. Their wealth has made them arrogant in the extreme......all those empty cities they built by kicking peasant farmer off their land, to build massive high rose apartment buildings and shopping centres no-one can afford to rent. Ghost cities.......the height of stupidity and waste.
They do this at all buffets. Greedy and inconsiderate.
A few years back I was on a cruise ship that had alot of Chinese tourists. During lunch on the first at the buffet there was this Chinese guy sitting at a table surrounded by people eating lunch. Out of the miffle of nowhere he just lifted himself up and let out a big loud fart like it was nothing. What a pig.
No one likes them in Thailand either.
Its GREED!
It’s obscene.
You know the Chinese economy is horrible when a student think 140,000 is a heavy blow to US economy.
He is making it up, no student is going to get a 140k credit limit. He probably has a second card on his parents account, and they are going to have to pay.
Wait until Credit Card Guy finds out that banks talk to each other.
I don't feel sorry for the banks at all. They're probably down at the border now eager to extend credit to all the Chinese poring in.
It's kinda hilarious the one she maxed out credit is her parents credit card.chinese students are stupid and good at copying and cheating
Even Ruzzia govt money is frozen in banks for their illegal invasion of Ukraine and the interest is being given to Ukraine. Who is this silly student lol
Mainland chinese have no shame. Taiwan people so much better. Taiwan different from china. Taiwan is its own place.
Don't worry, everybody knows it's mainlanders....
The west must try to protect Taiwan.
Agree. Mainland Chinese gave bad impression everywhere they go. The West used to be very welcoming to Asian tourists untill mainland chinese spoil Asian image.
All Asian countries are way better, particularly Japan and Korean. They never conduct themselves like the Chinese. They have no moral what some ever
Taiwan is the real china 💀💀💀
I was on a plane when and older Chinese woman was pulling the pants, of a little girl, down to squat right in front of her seat. She started to pee a little when the lady next to me started yelling. The girl stood up. We called the attendant and she was trying to tell her that there were 2 bathrooms on the plane. The old Chinese lady just kept yelling and waving her hands at everyone. I was never so disgusted in all my life. What the hell is wrong with these people?
Disgusting action. I don’t know who are well brought up will do such a thing except the cheese from China only.
You can take these Mainland Chinese out of the jungle,but you can't take the jungle out of these Mainland Chinese. An absolute disgrace.
Why doesn't the media report India 🇮🇳, South Korea 🇰🇷, Japan 🇯🇵, and European countries, because the media makes the whole world hate China 🇨🇳, preventing China from being strong, I'm in Italy 🇮🇹, will the media tell you that Italians finish drinking, pooping on the street, and have sex? It's your right not to dislike a person, but how noble are you? Morality? Upbringing? The current Chinese are not the former Chinese. Please pay attention to the massacred Palestinian 🇵🇸 children.
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I've never criticised Chinese people on TH-cam, but I do understand why there are designated trains running through The Alps to segregate Chinese tourists from other [civilised] nationalities (and the train is designed to be easily hosed down at the destination). And, why many top hotels in London are 'suddenly "fully booked" when Chinese tour groups try to make bookings - a friend of mine who works in one said the management gets tired of calling the police to deal with rowdy [Chinese] guests.
Is this true? That's hilarious. Delousing stations required at every stop.
Wow that's pretty sad that CHINESE tourists are known globally for acting VILE!!! HOW PROUD CHINA 🇨🇳 MUST BE.
More tourist venues should take this approach and maybe they'll find fewer places to go and be obnoxious.
@shubus I don't think they'll ever chance!
I can only imagine the mess inside the trains the Chinese left: spitoon, poo, vomit, plastic and paper wrappers, used diapers, leftover food, spillages etc.
I visited Copenhagen in Denmark some years ago and wanted to ride around the canals on a boat trip. We went there early as there can be MANY tourists during the summer. We got in line about 45 minutes before the boat trip was to begin. There were maybe 15 people infront of us but I honestly think there was like 200 behind us in line.
Out of the blue - a chinese couple walked up to us and asked about what this line was for (in really broken english). We told them it was for a boatride and they just decided to cut in right infront of us. They VERY well knew what they were doing. We told them several times that you had to stand in line and that others had been standing there for a very long time. Everyone was annoyed at them but they didnt care one bit.
In the end when it became their turn - everyone snitched on them and they were told to go back in line by the boat operators.
Nice story but who gonna believe it bro?
@@IamHandsome4u your mother.
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They are a bunch of selfish people who only care for themselves and they should be hiding in their own country
Had a recent encounter with a chinese, he parked infront of me and left his car while i was inside the grocery store, i waited for 5min thinking he might come out and move his car.. but no…Luckily, theres a police app where we can report the car blocking my way..hes automatically fined for 136$ for doing that and an SMS from the police telling him that he has been reported for double parking
Which app is that? Sounds handy.
Mainland Chinese lost all moral character from their society….not surprising.
Maybe that's why they get along with russia.
from their government*
@@shamrock4500how the fuck has that any connection to it? Do russian tourists behave like these? they r just like any other slavic nation. Just the military and politics is different
@@shamrock4500 and North Korea.
china in general needs a restart on society & turn it into a democracy and unite with india as a sister nation
Was in Japan two weeks ago. Went to eat at several local restaurants. As an Asian American, I was asked suspiciously every time where I was from by the staff. They only became friendly when I spoke English and told them where I was from. Mainland Chinese give other Asians a bad name.
If I remember from a news or vlog before correctly, there was a restaurant in Osaka that doesn't let Chinese people in. Not sure if it's still around.
The Japanese couldn't tell what kind of Asian you are? What a relief for me! I'm not Asian and I've been living in guilty for not being able to tell Asians apart. I've been told I was a racist but this comment just proved me right!! Thank you. If Asians can't tell each other apart, Can you blame me?
@@meramosjr You're not being able to tell East Asians apart not "Asians" because Asia is a big ass continent. Turkey and India are also in Asia, in fact the word Asia came from Anatolia which is now Turkey. Asia doesn't revolve around China, Japan, Mongolia or Korea only.
As a Taiwanese, I think we can indeed distinguish most Asians, but mainly through temperament, which is really not easy. This may be related to the various Asian pop cultures in our lives.
@@KyngofJewel - I believe he or she is referencing "East" Asians.
I was in a 7/11 store in Plano, TX when a bus full of Chinese people stopped to get gas. A couple Chinese women opened the pastry case and began taking bites out of the donuts and putting them back. The clerk could hardly believe his eyes. He went over there and began yelling at the women who perceived it as an attack. It soon spilled into the parking lot. Some of their Chinese friends on the bus apologized and paid for the donuts. The women seriously thought it was OK to sample the donuts.
Looks like a joke. Shameless.
BS...they knew it wasn't OK to do that. If you can't go in your native stores & just bite food you know you can't do it in foreign merchant owned stores. They knew better but didn't care. People will use their race to pretend not to understand the culture...Many Hispanics do it all the time in the USA - they will pretend to not speak English to get away with breaking rules & regulations.
The Chinese under the CCP had thrown away manners and etiquette.. I don't think the HongKongers and Taiwanese have the problems, just the ones from Mainland China....
日本でもお金を払わず食べていた中国人がニュースになっていました。日本の伝統的なデザートをお金を払わずに食べて、ケースに戻しました。
@@38m99don’t try that in America.
I once saw someone spit in the wall-mounted holy water font in St Peter’s in the Vatican. Guess what nationality he was?
Hmm, let me think 🤔
Shame..
It's Chinese
Chinis
So embarrassing! I am Asian and when I see them coming my way, I ran the other way! They are always noisy, yelling and screaming, cutting lines, fighting over everything..
and pooping on the street.
Very TRUE
Exactly, and they are louder than you even when they are at fault. Best to abandon them all over the world until they learn to respect and behave
You being Asian is irrelevant to the topic.
Yep,asking them to be civil is like asking an bear to take a shit in the toilet
As a Korean, I saw the Jeju Island incident and Chinese tourists crossing the road where they were not supposed to, and saying 'Why me?' when caught by the cops.
If you're a tourist in the country, you're not a tourist, but a 'guest'.
However, as a 'guest', I also expect basic manners and respect, and disrespecting that is a betrayal to me.
For this reason we have many Chinese, Korean, Taiwanese, etc. police here in the San Gabriel Valley, CA. The folks with bad manners are very provincial and probably just arrived from little villages, having been brought up on farms with no education and no manners in huts with no inside bathrooms. Many of them probably are unfamiliar with the concept of flush toilets and just defecate behind bushes in their normal day to day lives. It’s possible that they cannot read, so the signs in Chinese showing where the bathrooms are would make no sense. These people and their children are easy prey for human trafficking as most are in the U.S. illegally. If you see a woman in front of you at Macys with several bags of clothing that she intends to return, find another checker immediately! It’s a time wasting scam.
Your korean are same as chinese lmao
Exactly, they do not understand what it means to be a visiting "guest". And that they represent China, abroad. For good and bad!
There are universal manners that the Chinese seem to think they're above.
Love the Korean attitude to life. So polite. So gentle.
I was manager of a small hotel in Barcelona. The cleaning ladies complained about the habits of Chinese guests, among other things, smoking in the rooms and flicking the ash into the carpets and using the towels to clean their backsides after using the toilet (number 2). I became reluctant to accept reservations from Chinese guests.
OMG !
OMG that's sick!
That is disgusting.
LMAO who came first the Chinese tourist or the CCP both bullies, arrogant, full of themselves and don't think their poo stinks!
They are disgusting, rude and inconsiderate
Anyone else remember when the group of Chinese tourists made a fus about being recorded in England? Im from the USA and have been blessed to have been to 28 countries and never have seen so much disrespect as I have enncountered with Native Chinese tourists.
The worst thing about being Korean is that, when I am overseas, people often think I am Chinese. I do not want to be associated in any way with publicly defacating people..
I have Japanese friends who have expressed the same fear about traveling to other countries
Nowadays, people understand the difference. You can tell a person is chinese from 10 meters because of their smell.
I've never been to China or SK but I can tell the difference between most by looks.
I'm even look like Chinese, but I'm from Brunei. Being half-half is very challenging. :,)
I am certain by now that many can judge your behaviour and conduct as compare to the Chinese. Can't mistaken the Chinese behavior to the Korean. So, don't worry, but i do understand what you mean because I am Asian too but am ashamed when the Chinese are nearby cos they are loud and dramatic. Best to stay away from them
I lived in China for four years and children using the street as a toilet is common. Some parents hold their toddlers over a garbage can. That is the way it is. Chinese do need to understand their culture is not shared with other countries.
I'm curious,do you know why they do it? Are bathrooms not accessible to everyone? Kinda sounds like their government needs to step in and create some type of public bathroom system .
You probably have never been to India. However Indians don't do things like these outside of India, at least not publicly. Actually the Chinese also don't in western countries. There are historical reasons for the mainland Chinese with respect to Japanese and to some extent the Koreans.
Yes. I've seen it many times in the past - not so much now? Infant in "split pants" and being held over plant bed or similar. It seemed to be the way of going thru toilet training.
Shameful 🤢
toilet people toilet, even people live in the forest know where to defecate appropriately
Most of the Chinese are very rude and aggressive.
Tbh, I grew up in Thailand. The Chinese tourist issue has just been getting worse and worse. They are EXTREMELY disrespectful! They pee on the sacred status, cut you off in line (they’ll litterally knock you over) and will fight you for anything. I was visiting family in Thailand recently and we went on a dinner boat cruise. The moment we dad taken off and where about to eat I decided to get some fries for the baby. I was LITTERLY attacked at the bar by the mob of Chinese tourists FIGHTING FOR FOOD 😮! It was almost like they thought it was an apocalypse and the food was limited. I had to elbow and push through to even stay on my feet. It was a nightmare. They piled their tables with food and the bar was always running dry. It was a NIGHTMARE!!! Definitely will never go on a cruise with them again
I remember Chinese tourists having the audacity ordering us to leave a pool in a resort when they wanted to take a picture there. I mean, you're in OUR Country, and we're guests in the resort too!
and they you? I would ignore them and play dump like when they stole the salt and pepper bottle from a buffet and pretend not to understand when the security asked them and until the restaurant said they have footage of them stealing the items.
Cold day in hell I would have left they would have been to the hospital for pictures
@@Jaysqualitypartsnah there would’ve been floating bodies in the pool😂😂
You didn't actually leave did u?
The Chinese tourist is the most unwanted existence in this universe except their money.
The money isn’t worth it.
@edlee8949 locusts swarms also have benefits but the cost is far higher
CANCEL THEM NOW!!! I think we all agree on that! So sick and tired of them!
Even the money ain’t even that anymore
There is one worse culture/"religion".
We all know who it is.
In iceland they kept climbing onto large ice chunks to take photos in glacier lagoon and getting swept out to sea. Despite all the warnings. Locally the glacier lagoon is known as “chinese takeaway”
They won the Darwin Award, nice.
Should advertise "Free Ice Rides". Chinese tourists only.
Awwh, too bad, so sad - NOT. Love the chinese takeaway name hope it claims more and more.
😅😅😂😂
In America it would be known as Chinese for to go
😂😂😂😂😂
This is true. It happened to me at an airport in Brussels. I was standing in line waiting for the check-in counter to open. Suddenly a group of Chinese tourists with their tourist guide suddenly appeared before me. Of course I was angry and confronted the tourist guide. She seemed not to understand what I was talking about and I was talking in English. When the check-in counter opened, the ground steward called me to check in first. Unluckily that was not the end of it all. We were bound to the same destination. When the call for boarding came, they all rushed in front and was told to wait as it was not their turn to board as boarding was done in rows! So an unruly group, theg cant speak in the normal voice but speak loudly, even in phones, which was really very disturbing.
Had a bunch of Chinese tourists attempting to read the names on the Vietnam memorial wall and laughing. A few put their feet on the memorial, or of kick/pushing off of it. I found their Chinese tour guide and told him what had happened. The guy seemed upset and went and yelled in Mandarin to the guys who were being disrespectful. After a short back and forth the point seemed to get across and the guys apologized to me and apologized/ bowed to the memorial.
Sorry, its the Vietnam Veteran Mémorial. The architect doesnt like it to be referred to as " the wall"
It's a representation of two worlds . All the symbolism and the story is worth the search .
@@tpilot_error404calm down
@@tpilot_error404🤡
I chinese guy on an expensive hotel when he saw the buffet started to taste the food with bare hands, using the same spoon and leaving half eaten morsels on the trays, the guy costed a few thousands to the hotel which was forced to discard the entire contaminanted buffet, adding insult to injury the guy screamed and yelled when security was called on him causing a major disturbance.
He was probably confused because the Chinese will eat anything, in China it wouldn't have been thrown out it would have been eaten! 🤮
Should have charged him for the entire tray and force him to pay in cash only.
Zero shame. Absolute peasants.
Dumbest thing is he could've put on of everything ON A PLATE and ate it.
@@OffGridInvestor as stupid as he is he is probably the least stupid person he knows 🤣
I'm from Hong Kong, and I often encounter Chinese tourists who behave very rudely. When you accuse them, they feel that you are discriminating against them.😅
We are!
Yes, Hongkongese is rude too. In Shenzhen, I often see the Hongkongese cut line, speak loudly and push other people. They look always unhappy. Now I am in USA, the Hongkongese too😢
I offer my condolences
They feel superiorly barbaric.
I'm reminded of the old HK-based website "Spot the Mainlander".
I am Chinese and feel so embarrassed for those ppl behavior, sorry
Me too I’m from China. I’m completely embarrassed and ashamed.
实在是太可恨了😮
I remember a dispute arose with China a few years ago when a Swedish TV show showed a road sign written in Chinese saying "don't poop on the street" to mock Chinese tourists.
I think I know what you’re talking about. Dude was based af
What was their consensus about it?
@@dannyzero692 They boycotted Swedish products.
@lycos888 that's why the world should and increasingly are boycotting CN stuff
@@lycos888 so they stopped buying swedish fish?.
I’m Chinese American and I’m glad I was born in the US and learned manners. If anyone has ever shopped in Chinatown there is always people being rude cutting. I just came back from Japan and people there are so polite and disciplined. Even the long lines at Tokyo Disneyland in the rain showed the Japanese waiting patiently in line not complaining.
I’m a third generation Chinese American. My brother-in-law married an overseas Chinese woman in her 40s. She tends to overstep personal boundary, talk with her mouth full of food but is overly polite. This video explains some of her actions to me
@@kava2021 I bet she farting and belching in public places as well😂😂😂
Disgrace. Even if your people sometimes doesn’t do well you own it. Sad Chinese and American. Americans also have bad reputation in the world as Chinese do. In Japan they often cause trouble.
You're lucky🎉 I'm Chinese Korean, there are so many Chinese people here, their behavior makes me feel ashamed😂 My father and I were born in Korea, so Koreans don't know that I am Chinese😅
A chinese guy tried to sue me saying I crashed into him....after HE panicked when an ambulance was coming in the opposite direction. He cut across a lane of traffic as I merrily drove along in the curb lane, and hit me, crushing my drivers door against my leg. 5 witnesses for me showed up to court and the judge let him have it. He had to pay for 1 week of my wages (as I was in my work truck), court costs and the deductible on my car repairs, plus a fine for unsafe lane change. Another day...a Chinese man came into our radiator shop and offered my boss 10k cash, plus half his wages for a year if my boss would give him my job. That was in the early 80s. My boss said some choice words to the guy and told him where to go. They did that alot when Canada Immigration opened the doors real wide for them. They stole alot of peoples jobs with bribery....to greedy business owners that is. Most, not all...are quite rude.
Oh wow .
if China is so good why all Chinese I know want to live abroad.
@@emilyjones4736 Yeah, I've always wondered that myself.
@emilyjones4736 No no, Americans settle abroad at a much higher rate than Chinese
@@XkMeng😂😂😂😂😂no we dont, pleas share where there are 10s of thousands of us trying to illegally enter another country. Very few Americans ever move out of America permanently.
I live in Toronto and the Chinese population is high. And most of the immigrants that come to Canada from China have some really bad habits. Shouting, cutting in line, etc. I actually went to Japan this year for vacation. And they're so respectful and courteous towards each other and the environment. And kind to the tourist. I've spoken to a few locals (in English and some Japanese) and the one thing that they hate from the West is that they often confuse Japanese with Chinese. And I actually got angry at some of my colleagues at work when i came back when they told me how was China when I told them I was going to Japan.
Chinese making a fool of themselve. No wonder the rest of us look down on them.
@@azn898 No body gives F.
@@victorye7150given you're here commenting, you clearly do, or are you getting paid by the comment 😂
yeah but they are being told by their own government, how superior they are, 5000 years of culture bla bla.
but it was all destroyed under the ccp. look at the stark contrast to taiwan, how civilized they are.
@@Anonymous-iw4hx Their actions speak loauder and their words AKA arguments speak even louder when being called out by others.
Bro forgot this is a propaganda channel.
I was in Japan last May 2024. I was waiting in line for some ice cream. This Chinese woman just suddenly appeared and stood beside me, but she was also slowly trying to get in front of me. She was trying to act all cute/ignorant/twirling her hair while cutting in line. Ngl, I was pretty pissed but I didn't do anything, just acted cool/nonchalant and I doubted she'd even understand me. But that moment proved to me how true the news were about Chinese tourists being the worst.
Wow. She Short and cute, beautiful black natural blonde hair .
Bad attitude and manners.
She young?
Ouch. No wonder she figured you are too nice.
Chinese women also met do that own bad way.
Wasn't easily have experience with have friends from China.
@@josephinebovain8069 no, I figured that she found out I was Filipino and was just trying to piss me off because of uhh...issues between our governments. But I realized that might just be a stretch and Chinese tourists just really are rude.
@@rairaiken4007 i have see many social media happens all over Asia dealing Chinese tourist!?
I never see anything like this surprise me Chinese tourist have no matter themselves to other countries.
@@rairaiken4007 You guys are crying so much about Chinese. What about the dirty Indians ??
They keep doing rude things like this because no one challenges them. She's lucky I wasn't there. I would not have let her in, but then again, I am from Hawaii and we do get pretty pissed about people who cut in line. Let her come here to Hawaii and try that!
I was visiting my folks in Canada in one Christmas week when the high-end designers would discount their products. So, they took me along to do some shopping. We were waiting in front of a shop were the handbags were originally sold over $3,000. Then, two Chinese girls came and stood behind us. One of the girls had two cell phones, and the other one was holding 5--6 credit cards. Then, suddenly, both of them coughed up huge phlegm on the beautiful tiles in front of the shop! I felt sick, and I did something I never done before, I yelled at them, saying that they must lick the filthy spit they discharged! They left...! I have visited several very poor countries yet never witnessed such a disgusting behavior!
they have no manners!! Here in the Philippines a lot of Chinese immigrants will come, and they would act as if they were in their own country. One time, i have a group of Chinese with me inside the elevator and they spit one at a time, really disgust me, I can't wait to get out of the elevator because those Chinese men were looking at me in a very lewd/offensive way, really disgust me.
Disgusting. Who in their right minds choose to spit in front of business?? Sick people.
A hotel I worked at banned chinese tour groups after two serious incidents. Enough said about that culture.
How serious?
@@redknight85 the first one was they stole all the linens, towels, sheets, pillows, blankets, everything. One TV and a mini fridge. We confronted the tour head and he denied it we caught it on camera and billed the company. I am unsure the outcome. Second was two years later different group. Stole anything not tied down. Several in the group went to the maids carts and cleaned them out. The Chinese were putting all the food that was set out in their bags. Scrambled eggs and muffins, just dumping them in their bags! I've never seen anything like it. That's when the owner of all our locations said no more.
@@redknight85 what I remember most was the group head on the first tour had a massive man purse.
@@redknight85 he had a group of Koreans that stayed with us for a short while that were polar opposite. However they were here for work not on tour.
What a difference with japanese tourists! Always respectful and unbelievably courteous and clean. I think it is a cultural and educational thing. Education in Japan, both at school and at home, is top notch.
I conversed with a buggy driver of a tourist attraction spot once as he was driving me and my friends around the place, and he said that out of the many tourists he had encountered the Japanese were the most respectful. I saw a Japanese mom with her son on the train station once and the mother actually directed him to the proper place to queue. Meanwhile Chinese students at my uni cut lines 😂
I work in a hotel in New York and I got a request for something from a young Japanese tourist. When I brought her what she requested she started bowing. I thought that was adorable since I was there to service her, not the other way around. Japanese tourists are very polite in my experience.
Nit only education it's thier DNA.
In the 19th Century, Chinese immigrants in the US had the reputation of being self-deprecating and polite. Communism may have ruined this part of their culture. Do Taiwan tourists have a better reputation ?
@@HepCatJack yes they do
I was in a queue waiting to order a sandwich in the States. This Chinese woman came in. She was talking loudly on her phone in Mandarin. She jumped the queue and tried to order ahead of me. I told her I was ahead of her. Fortunately, the clerk took my order first. The others in the queue looked at her disapproving. She did not apologize but kept on talking loudly on her phone. Behavior such as this leads to the rise in Asian hate IMHO. By the way, I am Chinese-American. Horrible behavior.
Yup! When I was 14-15 a older Chinese lady grabbed by my hand and pulled me away to get me to take a photo of her and her husband in the viewing platform of the Eiffel Tower! Ever since then I started associating Asian tourists, touching, tapping you on the shoulder for photos as solely Chinese! I try to not generalise but of all the places I have visited, I have never encountered such blatant disregard for personal boundaries from any other tourists, not Korean, not Japanese, not SE, not Indian, not European nobody! I am a nice and non-confrontational person that did it and didn't make a scene....But imagine if I wasn't!
It’s hard to shame the shameless. Whenever I try to shame horrible acting black people they get louder and aggressive. When people think their behavior is ok they have no shame
@@Firecracker876You're off topic but want to show your hate for BP. You need to be a/shamed.
So true, I always wonder how many of the incidents of violence on Chinese that the media was hyper focused on a few years ago were simply overviolent reactions to rude behavior.
@@KamalasNotLikeUsnah it applies bc if the Chinese have a terrible reputation then so can African americans
We had a Chinese man get a job with us he lasted 2 months before they got rid of him. He lost a well paying job making 10 times more than he could make in China because, of his rude behavior and all around nasty habits. No manners at all!
I currently live in Japan but lived in China for almost 7 years. During that time, I traveled to Japan numerous times, including several trips with Chinese friends or adult English students accompanying me. Taking these groups, even the best ones, was always like having several adult children. One man in particular was so hateful and disrespectful towards Japanese and the temples/shrines that I completely blocked him out of my life. One day he actually pointed and laughed out loud at people praying in the shrine. I had to slap his arm down and scold him. Completely ignorant and without any type of manners.
Why he decided to visit Japan from the first place if he doesn't like people in there and the country?!
As a Japanese person, if you hate Japan, you can criticize it in your own country, say bad things about it on social media, or do whatever you like. In reality, Japanese people don't really care what Chinese people say to them. But it's a different story if you come to Japan and cause trouble. Whether you like Japan or not, foreigners have an obligation to obey Japanese laws. People who ignore those laws and urinate or graffiti at shrines or on the street are not tolerated. Such things happen frequently, so the image of the Chinese-speaking world among Japanese people these days is really terrible.
礼貌？那是因为日本当年侵略的不是你的家乡，杀的不是你的亲人，所以你才能如此的站着说话不腰疼😂
Well unfortunately the person you speak of is just a douche bag, but the Chinese hate for Japanese is understandable. Similarly Koreans hold a lot of anger towards the Japanese for similar reasons. The hate comes from what was done to them during past wars, and it wasn't just acceptable acts in war. Today they would be held accountable for those atrocious war crimes but they surrendered and got US protection afterwards. I don't hold your average Japanese civilian responsible for those atrocious acts, wars are seldom decided by the average person or what soldiers do in wars, but for the victims or descendants of the victims, it's understandable.
Chinese r arrogant bust..ds
I was in the aisle seat on a plane. Chinese man in window seat leaped over my legs TWICE to rush out into the aisle without asking me to get up. He treated me like an object to be jumped over. I feel so sorry for the kind Japanese people who are often the victims of such bullying by Chinese.
Very rude.
What a considerate man... I've been woken up from deep sleep in similar situations, where the window-sider wants me to wake up because she/she/it needs to shit/piss... if this Chino was next to me on a flight, I wouldn't have to wake up.
Well, don’t worry, in 1939, the Japanese preemptively got the Chinese back.
@@morwickchesterham3875if he was asking politely then it’s your responsibility as someone sitting in aisle to get up and let him out.
@@ondreiii I know... the point I'm making is that if I was sleeping, it would be more considerate to not awaken me, and go over my legs...
I came back from the Philippines landed at San Francisco international airport. Got into customs and immigration line. A Chinese woman behind me started yelling about how the line was taking too long. Started cursing in English and in Chinese.she demanded I was in the wrong line. I told her to mind her own business. She got out of line, went up to a customs and immigration officer and demanded to be processed immediately. They walked her to the private room. This means she was getting the extra treatment that nobody wants. This is just a moment that I dealt with and watch somebody not having any courtesy or manners. Everybody else was willing to wait because that's what you have to do. No matter what country you're from. Have patience have courtesy. Have understanding and tried to give yourself enough time for your travels that you don't get stressed out.
I think they "smell" something from her and that "private room" is a body search room.
I dread SFO immigration haha, just arrived back from South Korea a few weeks ago and dealt with rude chinese tourists in Seoul. Worst people ever, they need to STAY HOME.
Ha ha ha, getting searched 100% and rejected entry. Served them well .
Chinese tourists also poop on the grounds at the Louvre in Paris. It's so bad they had to post signs.
It’s the Little Emperor Syndrome. Single Children are spoiled, never told no, learning they can do whatever they wish without consequences. When these children grow up and travel abroad, this is going to be a HUGE PROBLEM!!
Old people are similarly rude. It’s just the culture of superiority because they have a little bit of money.
It’s been a huge problem for a couple of generations already. The Little Emperors have been let outside of the cage to devastate the world for a number of years. You just saw them in this video.
It's more than just Little Emperor Syndrome (which is more applicable to 20-50 years old Mainlander tourists). The boomers/elderly folks are equally rude and arrogant as well. They are a bunch of new money hillbillies that has no common sense and basic etiquette at meal events.
Idk man, I'm an only child and I'm not like this. Even my Chinese friend (who doesn't wanna go back to China lol) isn't as bad. I do feel though this is literally their culture.
@@boogermaiden It’s not just about being an only child. It’s about how they’re routinely spoiled for being the only kid in a family of four adults (mom, dad, paternal grandparents) who view him as their retirement plan.
About 10 years ago, I was at a private fitness club in Seattle when a group of senior Chinese (guest passes) used the jacuzzi, sauna, and swimming pool. The swimming pool was being used for lap swimming, but the Chinese ignored the rules and jumped in the swim lanes. When they were chased out of the pool, they did not apologize or have any shame. Instead they went to the jacuzzi and sauna. None of the Chinese wore swimwear. The Chinese men wore their cotton underwear boxer shorts. The Chinese women wore what looked Ike jogging suit. The breaking point was when the Chinese would loudly spit in the floor drain and water fountain. I pointed out to other club members that these were MAINLAND CHINESE; not from Taiwan and Singapore.
I went to a gym with a hot tub. They had to drain it because the Chinese clients kept shaving their legs in the hot tub.
@@meanderer121WTF! That is absolutely disgusting 🤮 That’s why I don’t go to Chinese nail salons because their hygienic procedures are nonexistent 😮
Yes...MAINLAND CHINA ONLY. Not any Chinese elsewhere.
In Ascot vale Melbourne Australia, the mainland Chinese spit in the Steam room and wash the clothes in the shower to save energy bills
No one from Taiwan would behavior that way.
I was ordering at the butcher's and this elderly Asian woman just started ordering over me. I held up my finger and told her I was not finished. I get pushed all the time by Chinese people. It's rude to behave this way in America and Canada.
You should see how they act when they come to vegas. Very impatient n rude. I bartend at a timeshare and when they come in to eat instead of waiting by the door to be seated like everyone should at any restaurant you go to they walk pass everyone waiting sit down at a dirty ass table n swear we would be ok with that. I've several times would tell them you just walked past all thor waiting n sat yourself either wait at the door like everyone else or go dine elsewhere n when they do get a table they can't phantom the fact their server has other tables to attend n always walk up to thers saying we're ready were ready...yes give us a min we r with other guest you have to wait. A very impatient n rude culture, but they don't realize regardless of how important you believe you are n if u want to be so dam impatient you won't get your way every time. I tell other coworkers, "Don't let them walk all over you. Stand your ground
It is rude to act like that in all countries except China.
I was traveling with my daughter and grandson in Tokyo Japan and my daughter was complaining to me about the chinese tourist for pushing and shoving, grabbing items to buy and shouting from afar at their friends. My daughter confessed to me how she didn’t like chinese tourist because of their rude behavior.
Once in my country, this young Chinese lady missed her bus stop n insisted that the bus drive drives her back to the location she missed!! What a big joke!
After she alighted at the next bus stop, she stood in front of the bus to stop it from leaving. Such is their character...shameful character
They always do
I have an uncle that went to China and was curious why no wildlife was in the cities. He was told that everyone catches and eats whatever can be caught. There is actually alot of truth in this. It is sad... shameless.
No wonder they made bat soup
"A lot." English is a difficult second language.
covid virus.
That‘s BS. I‘m living in Beijing and there is no such thing. There is a lot of wildlife in Beijing. Please keep in mind, that all of this are single incidents. The trashing thing though is truly an issue
@@leandinhos599 who are you kidding, there's no birds (hardly any) in China let alone in Beijing.
I've spent a cumulative 5 years in China, and seeing any sort of wildlife in China outside a nature reserve or a zoo is an extremely rare thing.
In the countryside the unrestricted use of herbicides and pesticides, kills almost everything, and in the cities some Āyi will have caught and cooked them.
In 2018 I went to Australia to go visit glow worms, which are insects that live inside of caves and glow at night. I went on a tour group and the tour guide said specifically we have to be quiet because noise can disrupt the glow worms and lower their quality of life. When we arrived there were many signs saying the same thing. There were also many tour groups already there, most from China. Many of them were screaming loudly throughout the cave frightening the glow worms. I remember being very appalled that these tourists were being loud when everyone is instructed to be quiet. At the time I didn't know that Chinese tourists have a bad rap for poor manners. It made me see that there's something wrong here. To be fair, one man in the tour groups was scolding everyone to be quiet in Chinese, and most of them quieted down. But by then it was too late, most of the frightened glow worms stopped glowing and we couldn't see them anymore.
What a bad experience.
Well it’s something cultural, chinese speak always super loud like crazy, I don’t know why. Especially old people
If you can see that flock of Chinese tourist...better keep away...because literally they are annoying..no manners..and very rude..‼️ compared to Chinese who born and raised and living abroad..🤔
I met Chinese people pretend to be Taiwanese while I was in Japan lol. They're like we're from Taiwan, but I could tell by the accent from a mile away
They are aware that the rest of Asia hates them.
I live in Japan but originally from the States, I notice that every time I fly back to the U.S. when the flight is full of Japanese, they almost always fold their blankets and organize everything before they get off the plane, the same goes for when gathering their things, the Chinese on the other hand are loud, pushy and rude on the plane, they don’t care if you’re trying to to sleep, it’s all about them and when they leave the plane it’s always in shambles. Slippers and blankets everywhere seats not in the proper position. On my way back to LA a few years ago a woman jumped out of her seat while the plane was moving to dock, of course the seatbelt sign was still on, but she didn’t care, she then proceeded to open the over-head compartment and pulled out her bag when she did that she flung her bag over her shoulder striking my daughter in the face (she was sitting in aisle A seat) so hard she started to cry, the woman noticed this, shrugged her shoulders and said nothing, no apologies or anything, not one word. I immediately stood up and confronted, she screamed and yelled in Chinese and pushed me, I had to catch myself because I was ready to not be a gentleman anymore but another Chinese man who spoke English and the flight attendants tried to deescalate the situation, after that crazy encounter we gathered our belongings and proceeded to continue on to our connecting flight, that crazy woman ironically was going on the same flight as us, the entire time while we were in line waiting to get scanned she gave us the most evil stare and we stared right back she then ended up in the back of the plane and we were seated more in the middle, we didn’t see or heard from her after that, definitely a wild experience I’ll never forget.
In Boracay, Philippines, a Chinese tourist washed her child right in the beach after the toddler pooped. Then she left the soiled diaper right there in the sand. It was all over the news. 🤮
In Canada people from India do this, even the adults.
And the whole beach got shutdown 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
They poop in the plant pots too u better check that too
When my family traveled to Vegas years ago there were Chinese tourists at our hotel. An old Chinese lady tried to skip my father in the buffet line, but he wasn’t having it. My father is a very large black man and he gently pushed her back behind us 😅
Physical force is the only language they understand.
@@Andrew-xw4zj yep! She pretended she didn’t hear him, but definitely got the message when he moved her…
Are you sure you met an old Chinese woman? In my impression, when your father pushed her away, she would immediately lie on the ground and accuse your father of beating her.
@@gulltw9098 LOL
I had a 4 hour layover in Ganzhou airport and was scarred for life. There were so many people around me hacking and spitting in the carpet I felt sick the entire time. A guy held a toddler over a trash can to poop when there were bathrooms just down a ways. I was disgusted the whole way and couldn’t eat anything in a 12 hour flight. The imagery of green phlegm everywhere was etched into my minds eye. Never seen anything like it in my life. I know I will never go visit China now
Sounds like a nauseating experience.
@@Col.J.N.W.SinghKhandala Yes, as in nose eating👍
My husband and I were at the Grand Canyon and a Chinese tour group was there. An older man in the group threw garbage on the ground. My husband speaks Chinese and scolded (and embarrassed him) 🙄
He was embarrassed? That would be impressive.
He might have been shocked that the husband knew Chinese.
@@spacelemur7955 😂 that must be it
Nice story but no one gonna believe that.
When I lived in China, I used to do the same. Even with my limited knowledge of Chinese, the people understood clearly what I was saying to them and would sheepishly pick up their trash and put it in the bin. It was especially upsetting when they were mere feet from a trash bin and they would just toss their garbage on the ground.
There is zero chance banks gave a Chinese student that much credit. They KNOW better. It wouldn't even be 5% of that 140k. Lol. What a pathetic liar.
true
While true, 140k is really nothing in the grand scheme of things. If they think 140k is a "bucket of gold" then that says more about their economy than our banks.
A chinese student without a green card, no job, no permanent address might get a CC with a $3-4k limit.
@@e-curb Lol, they'd be lucky to get a $1k limit on four cards by lying to get them.
@@Jeff-cn9up Probably true! I think the only way for them to get a higher limit is to charge the card up to the limit, then pay it off. Repeat a few times. Then the CC company will increase the limit.
Made in China what do you expect!
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ABSOLUTELY agree. But just to remind you that this is actions and attitudes from MAINLAND China and NOT from Taiwan.
@@paulchao308it's obvious he said made in china not made in taiwan....china behaviour is utterly rude than a taiwanese.
The scary thing is some continue terrible hygiene even after immigrating including collecting and using gutter oil for food they cook to sell
@@chinesesparrowsFuck. That's awful.
Don't do this in New Zealand. we maori absolutely will not tolerate this behaviour, down here most men grow up playing rugby and fist fighting and there's a high probability you will end up going for a quick mid day nap 🇳🇿
I remember me and my Friend had a really bad experience with Chinese tourists in Japan. We were relaxing in a Beautiful Onsen. Just the two of us. And suddenly a group of about 15 Chinese tourists came in. The Kids Without washing themselves immediately jumped in and started splashing around like it was a pool. They were doing it in another section and they were young kids so I payed no mind. The adults came in after Properly washing themselves, and I thought maybe they would calm the kids down and say something, BUT instead, 2 OF THEM TOOK OUT THERE PHONES WERE FACE TIMING(their wives or something). THERE WAS NO PHONES ALLOWED AT ALL IN THE ONSEN FOR OBVIOUS REASONS. they were so loud, and all the women from their group could be heard being extremely loud in the women's baths. At the time I was really timid. I was 19 and I'm very small so I didnt say anything to them and left. I told the staff but dont know what happened after that because I left. I've had other bad experiences with Chinese tourists in Japan specifically.
Being rude & belligerent to Japanese people and in Japanese establishments is widely accepted behavior in China. They know what they’re doing is wrong but because it’s promoted by the CCP Overlords they do it without question.
I was in Hakone this past July, and as my friends and I waited at a bus stop we got to chatting (with our rather limited Japanese) with a sweet elderly couple who lived in the area, after a while the bus could be heard coming up the hill and soon enough the headlights were visible around the bend. At the first sign of those lights the noisy uncivilized horde poured out from the tourist gift shop and surged to the bus stop we were waiting at. This was when some hag started to slowly come around our party and then try to do the same to that old couple in front of us, and I was having none of that. I called out at and then stared her down and she seemingly gave up, only to moments later return with what I assume to be her granddaughter (or some random kid, who knows) of around 3 yrs old and basically tries to use the kid to wedge in front again. I had to physically block them by sticking my arms out and sidestepping as they tried to get around us. The old couple were evidently bothered by the fuss, but I knew that if I let that hag through the rest of the horde would have pushed us aside and piled forward without a care. Later as Jiji and Baa-chan got off at their stop they had warm smiles for my friends and I got a pat on the shoulder
JUST A REMINDER TO EVERYONE:
WE CHINESE FROM SOUTH EAST ASIA (Malaysia, Indo, SG) DO NOT ACT LIKE THAT.
ONLY MAIN LAND CHINESE ACT LIKE THIS.
Generally true… Mainland chinese are the problem, but there are aspects of overseas chinese culture that still need adjustment.
Just forget about you are Chinese. Just remember you’re Malaysian. Indonesian, Singaporean. I will name myself Hongkonger, just because I was raised under a very different cultural background, and I don’t behave like those people.
@@idawong7034natural Hong Kongers aren't like that. My mother's side is from Hong Kong.
I feel your frustration. It's awful when one subset of a larger set poisons the reputation of everybody.
I can confirm they are this rude. They cut me 3x at the shinkensen. Chinese old man so rude
Did that to me in Haneda. I just left the store.
Their tourists are the worst yet it is in CN where "foreigners" get cut. Truly a place of locusts
We were in Paris visiting the Louvre when a bus of Chinese tourists pulled up. As we were waiting in line to see the Mona lisa, the gang of them ran up and cut the line but when they tried it with us, we squared up and said make a move and see what happens! They backed away and got behind us. I was so disgusted by their rude actions.
I'm a Japanese woman living in Japan. When I hear Chinese spoken in a shop or restaurant or wherever, I usually avoid to stay there and leave right away if possible. My friends and family do the same. Avoid unnecessary troubles and virus!
Don’t let them bully you out of your country’s places. 💕
So sorry you have to endure them, I have been to Japan and China, I would love to spend more time in Japan, but would be happy to never meet another Chinese person ever again.
Ok "virus" is a bit much 🤨
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Well, their economy will be bankrupt soon. They won't be able to travel abroad soon.
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Japanese gvmt has stopped giving them as much visas as before. Hope it stops giving them any visas!
i had relative working in Bali. can confirm of how uncivilized Chinese tourists were. one of the horror story i heard was a group of touring Chinese just left mountain of trash after eating lunch boxes. when i say mountain, it literally piled up high over a meter and half kinda pile. all plastics, food wastes, styrofoam boxes. it made the cleaning staff had to work double time bcs of these animals. calling them humans seems to be too good if they don't even understand basic manner in another country.
Calling boorish Chinese animals is an insult to the real fauna.
Aren't there separate toilets in Bali for Chinese tourists? Maybe because of their manner too??
No, they are truly human, but ones shed of traditional manners, which are always a learned behavior via culture. The CCP has used xenophobia, playing the victim and racist nationalism to stay in power, for over three generations. The old manners were mocked and replaced with this toxic mindset. It will take generations to restore, but only if the CCP is either gone or undertakes a serious campaign to indoctrinate good manners and a sense of being one people among equals in the world. But such an effort would be a huge loss of face and be an admission of a large error, so that rules that out.
I think that the lower clases are treated like animal too.
Same in Philippines, they are rude and throwing their garbage everywhere in tourist spot. Also the defecation is true..
Back in the 80's all the Chinese restaurants had big signs saying "NO SPITTING"
I once tried to eat at a true Chinese restaurant (as in geared wholly towards Chinese people) but left before ordering when I saw the Chinese people eating there just spitting bones on the floor. Horrifying.
When I was in Chìna 10 years ago, there was a sign on the bus that said "no spitting" but I still saw someone spit in a bank and on a bus.
@@jessn.3851That explains why they would spit so much in front of people when I see them in Mexico, it’s ingrained in their culture…
ghastly people
I was told by my friend who’s parents came from Asia (HK and Vietnam) that Hong Kong has very strict rules when he used to visit family. This was before it was back in the hands of the Chinese, but apparently you would actually catch a fine for spitting on the sidewalk or street.
The Chinese quite obviously don’t know how to live a clean and sanitary lifestyle…
I work security here in Los Angeles (I won’t mention location) it’s very common for Chinese to attempt to cut in front of any lines… it’s weird.
Even the late Queen Elizabeth was disgusted by their rudeness and lack of courtesy😢
Yep, I remember that and she was dining with the supposed cream of the crop of Chinese society. Just think about it.
cruel for humans and animals
Animal behavior. It's a bad sign when places in the anglosphere have to hang up signs in chinese saying "do not vomit, spit, defacate, or urinate in these areas. You are being recorded and will be fined."
Say what you will about Karens in public but these 'people' are worse
Excuse me my cat behaves so much better than the Chinese! 😂
Og Karens
Probably the first thing Einstein saw when he went over there. Explains his diary for sure.
Why doesn't the media report India 🇮🇳, South Korea 🇰🇷, Japan 🇯🇵, and European countries, because the media makes the whole world hate China 🇨🇳, preventing China from being strong, I'm in Italy 🇮🇹, will the media tell you that Italians finish drinking, pooping on the street, and have sex? It's your right not to dislike a person, but how noble are you? Morality? Upbringing? The current Chinese are not the former Chinese. Please pay attention to the massacred Palestinian 🇵🇸 children.
As airbnb owner. We block Chinese from mainland to book our property. We been dealing with entiled ppl. Its happened a lot and not worthy to accompany them
How can u tell the difference between them and the ones from America
In China, children use the gutters as a toilet. Their parents don’t put underwear or diapers on them to facilitate this behavior. They need to understand that their behavior is unacceptable in other countries. Also, they are aggressive and don’t wait their turn in lines. My experience at the airport in Hong Kong was horrendous because just as you got to the front of the customs line, another planeload of Chinese would arrive and swarm their way to the front. It was appalling!