The Chinese gov has ordained that PRC citizens visiting abroad must “behave in civilized manners”. The so-called “civilized tourism” campaign plans to penalized irresponsible manners of Chinese citizens travelling abroad. Those who are proven that their behaviour during previous visits “have hurt the image of Chinese tourists” will be denied passports and/or rights to travel restrained. What the Chinese gov is ordering now is that all citizens must do their part to help keep this name. “The behaviour of some Chinese travellers is not compatible with the nation’s economic strength and its growing international status,” . The order lists 6 areas that Chinese tourists must be aware of: 1. untidy, misbehaving: in summer, not wearing shirts in public; rolling up pants; squatting in hotel , taking food home from buffets; yelling; making noises in hotels; bargaining in loud voice. 2. unhygienic: spit in public; pee in public; littering; spit out chewing gums; violate health rules. 3. impolite: not listening to tour guides; taking photos where not allowed; unrespectied local habits; smoking in non-smoking areas; not sharing seats to the disable.. 4. Volate public rules: in the airport; fighti for luggage spaces when on boarding ; steal toothpastes, after-shave, tissues from toilets; take away towels, ash trays from hotels. 5. vandalizing/graffiting objects in tourist spots: standing on top of benches or picnic tables in public parks to take pictures; travellers whose trips are paid for by the state demand to visit casinos and red light districts instead of tourist spots. 6. not caring for the environment and pubic facilities: park irresponsibly - even parking on grass; plucking flowers or maple leaves from parks. I can’t agree more with all these. I know people who still don’t wash their hands after visiting the toilet — even they have immigrated to Canada for many years and have gone thru the terrible experience of the SARS outbreak!
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