Journalist Chen Yuan

During the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, many tourists choose to travel abroad. However, due to too many Chinese tourists traveling abroad, many foreign scenic spots are directly "contracted" by Chinese people.

The small town of Zermatt, Switzerland, is full of Chinese tourists during the National Day holiday

Many netizens who travel abroad wrote that they had been thinking of playing in some small public places abroad, and did not think that everyone thought of one, the places are Chinese everywhere, listening to familiar common words, and still think of domestic.

Netizens in the comment area joked: Now the whole world knows that Chinese people are on holiday.

Norway: Only two foreign tourists can be seen on the island, the Chinese restaurant is full, and the road is stuck in traffic

Traffic jam in Lofoten Islands, Norway due to too many Chinese tourists

Mr. Han, a tourist from Guangdong, chose to visit the Lofoten Islands in Norway during this National Day holiday. It is understood that Lofoten Islands are located in northern Norway, with a permanent population of only more than 20,000 people. But it is such a sparsely populated place that also attracts many Chinese tourists.

"A lot of people in the old country, there is a restaurant on the island are full, and to be in line, and even the road is still blocked. "- Mr. Han said, most of the attractions on the island are also a national figure, 5th that day on the island to play to see two old and foreign tourists, probably old and foreigners have not had a vacation recently.

Mr. Han said, "Seeing that Chinese people are very kind, it's no problem to communicate directly in Chinese. It's good to say hello when you meet chatter."

Australia: Except for the driver of the whale watching boat, all Chinese, you can ask for directions without obstacles

Sydney, Australia, whale watching boats are full of Chinese people

Li Zimeng (pseudonym) from Shanghai often travels around the world. During this National Day holiday, she chose to come to Sydney, Australia.

"It feels like Sydney is also 'occupied' by the Chinese, and there is no place to take pictures next to the opera." - Li Zhi Son said that he followed the whale boat to go out to sea, and was worried that it was inconvenient for foreigners to communicate, so he didn't think the three ships except the captain were locals, the rest were all Chinese, in order.

Li Zimeng said that the advantage of having more Chinese people is that they are not afraid of getting lost. If there is anything they don't know or understand, just grab a passer-by and ask, and the whole process of communication is barrier-free. It is so convenient that they can even speak Chinese all the way in Sydney.

Outside the Red Square, Chinese tourists can hear Chinese from every corner.

Chinese tourists visit Moscow's Red Square

Mr. Wang has been settling in Russia for eight years, and unlike usual, he has met a lot of Chinese tourists on the Red Square over the days.

"In fact, there are a lot of China people on Red Square, but most of them are mainly elderly people. On this National Day, all I see are young people from China." Mr. Wan said that China tourists are all very high-quality and leave a good impression.

Mr. Wang said that during the two days he could almost hear Chinese in every corner of the Red Square, and that there was a famous ice cream store near the Gumm Mall, where Chinese tourists could see the ice cream.

(Source: Jimu News)