What is the fate of the country that punched and kicked Chinese tourists?

Many Southeast Asian countries around China have opened up visa-free policies to China and built various facilities in China in an attempt to attract Chinese tourists to visit and spend. After all, to some extent, China spends a lot of money on tourism every year, and many countries do not want to miss these opportunities.

Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand are particularly popular tourist destinations for Chinese tourists, but there is another country that is also a potential tourist destination: Vietnam.

The people of Vietnam and southwest China are similar, in history, the northern part of Vietnam actually belonged to China, until 968 years ago, after the official establishment of China, after the official establishment of China, it went through many dynasties, however, it is still a vassal state of China, many of our country near the Vietnamese border are now learning Chinese characters and traditional culture, and at the same time, it also makes tourists feel a sense of intimacy when traveling to Vietnam, and Chinese tourists can be seen in the scenic spots.

In addition, Vietnam's consumption is lower than China's. The local customs, which were once French colonies, are very unique. In addition, Vietnam has a tropical monsoon climate, and the climate is also very pleasant.

Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, has a history of more than a thousand years. It has endured years of artillery fire and cultural infiltration of the French colonies, and it has a deep cultural heritage, but only the revolutionary slogans left on the walls and under some old eaves can really tell you that this is not France, but Vietnam.

Da Nang, known as the cleanest city in the world, is located in Vietnam. The beach is 30 kilometers long and offers pleasant scenery in all seasons.

The nearest estuary to China, there are many Vietnamese people living here, and Vietnamese people come here every morning to wholesale some daily necessities in this small "** mouth", and then go to Vietnam to sell.

It is a Southeast Asian country with beautiful scenery and "harmonious" relations with China. Now more and more Chinese tourists are coming here, which has boosted the rapid development of the local tourism and economy.

Theoretically, with so many tourists, they would be popular in any country, but Vietnam is the opposite. As more and more Chinese tourists visit Vietnam, local businessmen begin to "extort" Chinese tourists, often asking exorbitant prices. In addition, Vietnam has canceled visa-free travel to China, and Vietnamese customs have even reported that they are asking Chinese tourists for tips or they will not get through.

Some people ask the embassy for help or prepare a card in advance that says "I need to give ** to my embassy" in English to avoid this "unjust money".

But there are also reports that Chinese tourists are unwilling to be physically and mentally punched and kicked for tipping, and that Chinese tourists are being treated unfairly in Vietnam.

It is also because of this that as these events continue to occur, there are fewer and fewer Chinese tourists visiting Vietnam.

Vietnam is also rich in tropical fruits, and millions of tons of fruits are not cared for.

Now, Vietnamese fruit farmers are very worried that the fruit is seriously unsalable, and the local tourism industry has been slowly improving, hoping that China will forget the past and travel to the local area.

Countries that punch and kick Chinese tourists, now almost no Chinese tourists go, the economy is not as good as before, and the fruit is seriously unsalable.

Now Chinese rarely travel to Vietnam, the consequence is the depression of tourism, recession, a large number of scenic spots without tourists and closed, thus the entire country's economy is also affected.

That country is Vietnam. Vietnam's performance is so chilling that they ask Chinese tourists for tips at customs, and if they don't give them them, they are rough and even punched and kicked. Because of their excesses, more and more Chinese tourists no longer travel to Vietnam, and it has also led to a decrease in their tourism income, which is called cool in the popular term.