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When we had a layover in Taipei years ago we took the high speed rail and saw the National Palace Museum. We got there before the Chinese tourists got there. The mainland Chinese tourists behave very badly from what we were told at the museum.I am going to push back on your statement a bit, Caveman, but hopefully you'll see some follow-up alignment as well.
My issue is broadly classifying tourists by a continent, in fact the largest and most diverse continent on our planet. An "Asian tourist" could include someone from China, India, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Turkey... You get the idea. So I can't join you in labeling Asian tourists as the worst. For the same reason I rather abhor our stupid U.S. government trying to exclusively call only people from East Asia (China, South Korea, Japan, et al) "Asians" as if we should forget that people from Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen, etc. also hail from Asia. Stupid on those moronic bureaucrats.
However, I will follow your sentiments by being more specific about Chinese tour groups. They are certainly the worst in my experience. Of course, you can tell they are from China because the group leader parades before them holding a Chinese flag. Those tour groups are absolutely the rudest, loudest, most obnoxious of any I have experienced. For context, I have traveled rather extensively in both Europe and Asia (west and east), so have encountered countless tour groups, especially in such popular destinations as the Louvre, Ephesus, British Museum, Grand Palace (Bangkok), Uffizi, Prado, Pergamon, etc. The typical Chinese tour group has no sense of propriety and absolutely no regard for other people. What veneer of civilized behavior they may have within their own country seems to get completely stripped away when they travel in groups, and what's left is simply base, almost animalistic. In a word, they are disgusting.
It's really no wonder since the largest driver's education franchise in China is named The Wong Way to Drive.When we had a layover in Taipei years ago we took the high speed rail and saw the National Palace Museum. We got there before the Chinese tourists got there. The mainland Chinese tourists behave very badly from what we were told at the museum.
Reminds me of that news cast that go spoofed into reading false names of the airliner that went down on live air.It's really no wonder since the largest driver's education franchise in China is named The Wong Way to Drive.
Not really
I was walking in a parking lot and got backed into by a Chinaman, bubbleguming up my knee and the rest of my hockey season. Now I know where he went to drivers ed.It's really no wonder since the largest driver's education franchise in China is named The Wong Way to Drive.
Not really
Earthquake? Didn't click.Finally a crumb given, some good news.
That photo is from 7/9/16, so I doubt it has any relevanceWhat was here? Some kind of junk yard? Did the fire start here?
Oh, missed that. But last I heard all indications point to poorly maintained power lines.the date has to be wrong. Download google earth and look. the entire town is burnt to the ground past around this point.
Nonsense. We all know Elon did it with laser beams from Mars.Oh, missed that. But last I heard all indications point to poorly maintained power lines.
Well, at least all the non Tin Foil driven indications
So squirrels fighting over a bong and knocking over a tiki torch is still on the table?Nothing should be discounted.
its possible.So squirrels fighting over a bong and knocking over a tiki torch is still on the table?
If you researched Directed Energy Weapons you would know that the Deep State can start a fire or eliminate any target at will.Nonsense. We all know Elon did it with laser beams from Mars.
Eff that nonsense...I have bourbon that needs drinking and a dog that needs to hunt!If you researched Directed Energy Weapons
I completely agree with you - the Mainland China people are the worse.I am going to push back on your statement a bit, Caveman, but hopefully you'll see some follow-up alignment as well.
My issue is broadly classifying tourists by a continent, in fact the largest and most diverse continent on our planet. An "Asian tourist" could include someone from China, India, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Turkey... You get the idea. So I can't join you in labeling Asian tourists as the worst. For the same reason I rather abhor our stupid U.S. government trying to exclusively call only people from East Asia (China, South Korea, Japan, et al) "Asians" as if we should forget that people from Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen, etc. also hail from Asia. Stupid on those moronic bureaucrats.
However, I will follow your sentiments by being more specific about Chinese tour groups. They are certainly the worst in my experience. Of course, you can tell they are from China because the group leader parades before them holding a Chinese flag. Those tour groups are absolutely the rudest, loudest, most obnoxious of any I have experienced. For context, I have traveled rather extensively in both Europe and Asia (west and east), so have encountered countless tour groups, especially in such popular destinations as the Louvre, Ephesus, British Museum, Grand Palace (Bangkok), Uffizi, Prado, Pergamon, etc. The typical Chinese tour group has no sense of propriety and absolutely no regard for other people. What veneer of civilized behavior they may have within their own country seems to get completely stripped away when they travel in groups, and what's left is simply base, almost animalistic. In a word, they are disgusting.