LeroysBoots 5:09 Mon Mar 5
Chinese Tourists
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For the last 3 weeks we have enjoyed a timely sojourn to the Far East.
I say timely as we missed all the bad weather the UK had
So, currently in Bali until Thursday
Observations.... all Chinese tourists are cunts
We have been to Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia.....and at every place the Chinese tourists have been rude, ignorant, and downright boorish.
Plus they are greedy cunts who make a mess of eating
Mainly for those that live in Asia, is this typical behaviour ?
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Private Dancer
5:16 Mon Mar 5
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You're enjoying it then..
67 is your man for this
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Darby_
5:25 Mon Mar 5
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Mainland Chinese tourists have an awful reputation, but as far as I'm aware, the Chinese from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore etc are fine. Many of them also actively dislike and are embarrassed by mainlanders.
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Westham67
5:33 Mon Mar 5
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Private Dancer 5:16 Mon Mar 5
Hahahaha Yes my favourite people from the PRC Peoples
Republic of Cunts
I feel you pain Leroys swarming all over Thailand now
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Mike Oxsaw
5:42 Mon Mar 5
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Package tour ponces.
There are fucking millions around the world taking holidays and very few, if any spend locally.
They swarm all over the tourist spots taking pictures but keep their hands deep in their pockets. They've paid full-board so every meal is taken back at the hotel and none of the local traders benefit from them being there.
Indians are the same in that respect, but saying that is probably fucking racist.
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LeroysBoots
5:59 Mon Mar 5
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Cheers guys
Has opened my eyes for sure
And mobiles!!!... selfies... constantly on phones
Point of note
Bali
Fucking gorgeous place
My Mrs and I are looking to retire here
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Sydney_Iron
6:00 Mon Mar 5
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They are a funny lot in my opinion, if they don’t know you they come across as you have stated, and all the gobbing and spitting in Public you see on the streets of China really is disgusting as are there table manners and all the yelling they seem to need to do, and they haven’t got a clue how to queue for anything either its just a big scrum BUT if you are there guest and Particularly in China, they are to be fair very generous, hospitable and welcoming.
All the Chinese I know who live in Sydney its similar, out and about and they don’t know you, your just another big nosed whitey, but if you know them or have done them a favour, you’re a revered friend and they cant do enough for you.
I did a reference for a Chinese guy who did some work for me, he was very good so no problem with doing it, he got the job, next thing a bottle of Johnny Walker blue arrives for me and when ever I see him he greats me as if I was some sort of revered celebrity, all a bit over the top and weird if you ask me, a simple thanks for that would have done.
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Sydney_Iron
6:11 Mon Mar 5
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I did hear that in the Port of Tianjin, were some of the big cruise company’s have started doing cruises and attracting a good portion of the locals, that the government has put up big posters in Chinese urging them not to embarrass the country and to be a bit more civilised and friendly to there fellow cruise passengers.
The posters then go onto list varies dos and don’ts when visiting varies ports, included in the don’ts is things like gobbing in public, hiring prostitutes and not getting drunk!!!
If its true or not I don’t know but made me laugh and have heard the government is aware of how there population is perceived overseas, so could well be true.
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Westham67
6:13 Mon Mar 5
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Zero dollar tours all inclusive
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Chigwell
6:18 Mon Mar 5
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They are really into bling. I live near the infamous Bicester Village, where the majority of shoppers are Chinese tourists. Some of them actually think that they are seeing an authentic English village.
Still, no worse than certain US tourists who are seeing Europe for the first and (thankfully) last time.
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Westham67
6:23 Mon Mar 5
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The Terracotta Army more like Terracopy Army
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Malayammer
6:23 Mon Mar 5
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Yeah tough call between the Chinese and Ruskis !
But as someone said earlier don't confuse the Mainlanders with the local Chinese , for example here in Malaysia who fee the same as we do about mainland tourists.
Hiya 67 , I meant to reply to you the other days but think events overtook me , how's tricks ?
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Sydney_Iron
6:29 Mon Mar 5
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"They swarm all over the tourist spots taking pictures but keep their hands deep in their pockets. They've paid full-board so every meal is taken back at the hotel and none of the local traders benefit from them being there"
The local economy does benefit, we get plenty of those types of tours here in Sydney from China! The hotels are busier and so they need more staff and so need to buy in more from the local suppliers, and the bus/coach operators benefit with more business, as do Laundry’s, food and drink suppliers etc, its just all packaged up, and that’s how they holiday in China, all inclusive so hardly surprising they are comfortable with that when going overseas.
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Westham67
6:43 Mon Mar 5
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Malay
All good mate played in Saigon 7s in November
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Malayammer
6:59 Mon Mar 5
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67
Good effort ! I've all but hung me boots up apart from occasional
Tour . Didn't give up through incapabiloty more playing games at 5:30 on a Sunday is a bit of a stretch for a functioning alcoholic with a love of a Sunday pint !!
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The Cult Of Bob
7:16 Mon Mar 5
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I live in a relatively small neighbourhood just outside of Tokyo. There's guest house near my place, just off of the main stretch.
About twice a year my neighbourhood gets infested by the tiddlys all blinged up in frighteningly expensive skatewear. Also fat, noisy American chicks with blue hair, plastered in hello kitty merch.
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Hammer and Pickle
8:18 Mon Mar 5
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Seen plenty of tiddlies round here recently - it seems to have become a thing in one itinerary or other.
Anyway, they get noticed because of their numbers, loudness and brusque manner. Clearly peasants but in no way are they worse than the American Poles or Brit stag/hen parties.
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HairyHammer
8:32 Mon Mar 5
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I would imagine them to be Nationalists who trust no one and are transfixed to their own culture, so no surprise is it that they are rude I have heard many story's about them being rude in the past too and they are not great at integration.
The fact that the Chinese have got rich all of a sudden and the rich set are buying paintings for millions and old red wine for thousands is rather comical and proof that they are just as vulgar at being humans as what the West are.
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Sven Roeder
8:44 Mon Mar 5
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Western people just don't engage with the Chinese at all it seems.
Apart from over food
Some questions ...
Who are your 5 favourite Chinese ....
Bands ?
Actors?
Sportsmen?
Artists?
Cities?
ps RUSSIANS are worse
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lowermarshhammer
9:05 Mon Mar 5
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Mountain rescue bothering idiots.
Was on the Isle of Skye recently and every single one of them was dressed up in the shite designer stuff they adore.
You don't wear that Bicester village clobber on a fucking big hill in shit weather.
Clueless new money, rude cunts.
Mrs LMH does a lot of hair cuts on them.
They are always late, always on phone even during shampoo and haircut and even some of the daintiest young females leave the salon toilet looking like the bookies bog in Trainspotting.
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zebthecat
9:12 Mon Mar 5
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A great bunch of lads
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