Why don’t Taiwanese people love self-guided travel in China?He shouted, “It’s obvious that he won’t lose to Japan” and everyone exposed his flaw.

After the epidemic was lifted, Chinese people flew abroad one after another, including Japan, South Korea, and Thailand, which are very popular countries. Some netizens wondered why self-guided travel to China is not so popular? Obviously the food and attractions are not inferior to those in Japan, and the prices are even cheaper. After the post was exposed, it also sparked heated discussions among netizens.

Original PO in PTTPost a message to express, 7 out of 10 Taiwanese have been to Japan within a year or have plans to go there. Tourists go to Japan to eat delicious food, soak in hot springs, ski, visit ancient cities, and engage in custom industries. “But don’t these things exist in China?” he continued. , why don’t Taiwanese people go on a food pilgrimage to China? For example, if they eat delicious dumplings in Taiwan, they make plans to make a pilgrimage to Northeast China to eat authentic pasta? The original PO also said that there are at least 10 ski resorts in Beijing, and the snow quality is better than that in Japan. Why do most people go to Japan to ski?

Regarding architecture and beautiful scenery, he pointed out that Japan has many castles, but China also has four major ancient cities. China’s Siguniang Mountain, Jiuzhaigou Valley, and Daocheng Yading are all unparalleled beauty! In terms of religion, you can also make a pilgrimage to the Shaolin Temple in China. “Not to mention that the languages ​​​​of China and Taiwan are almost the same, making it more convenient for self-guided travel.” Prices are even cheaper than in Japan. The land is vast and rich, and you can see newer things.

In this regard, netizens have pointed out, “The scenery is beautiful, but there are too many people and the quality is uneven”, “Because the Chinese are so unappetizing”, “China has special United Front discounts for group tours, self-catering is too expensive”, “It is too biased For countries that are close to each other, the food tastes that Taiwanese people generally like, the things they want to shop, and the things they want to buy are all in Japan, and they are also the biggest common denominator of the acceptability of traveling together.” The street scene is a bit dirty on the roadside, but Japan’s tourist attractions are very clean.”

Others said, “Payment has to be tied to a mainland Chinese phone number or a mainland Chinese bank”, “It’s really inconvenient to go to a place where most of the apps on your phone can’t be used”, “Self-service in mainland China is super troublesome, except for very rare occasions. Go, otherwise a bunch of mobile phone software won’t work and you have to take them.”, “My friend just went to Shanghai a few months ago, and I heard him complain that this country doesn’t want foreign self-guided tourists at all, and a lot of services are tied to Chinese phone numbers.” “Mainland China has trouble paying, and you have to go over the wall to search for information online.”