The mystical Morocco, known as the "Garden of North Africa", has a strong Arabian style that makes tourists who like exotic cultures deeply fascinated.
When it comes to Morocco, we have to mention the Sahara Desert and Casablanca, which are the holy places in the hearts of countless people.
"There are so many cities in the world, so many taverns in the city, and she just walked into mine. - Casablanca
In the vast sea of people, there is always someone who wants you to be gentle.
In the history of world cinema, Casablanca is a heartwarming name.
An Oscar-winning film "North African Spy" made Casablanca, a white city, famous all over the world, and Rick's Cafe in the film has also become a love mecca for many movie fans.
The No. 1 Hollywood movie in many people's minds is undoubtedly "Casablanca", which is the highest height of the Hollywood Golden Age, and many people think it is more classic than "Gone with the Wind".
During that trip to Morocco in North Africa, my friends and I checked out Rick's Café, one of Casablanca's most popular restaurants. had a romantic dinner together, and scenes from the "North African Spy" movie were recreated everywhere.
Rick's Cafe needs to be booked in advance, and the average cost of the package is about 400-500 yuan per person.
I was guided by the waiter to the reserved seats on the second floor, and I found that the entire second floor was booked by Chinese tourists, about 40-50 people, which was also too exaggerated, and the whole second floor spoke Chinese fluently.
There is only a table on the first floor, where many tourists from other countries are seated, listening to songs, eating dinner quietly, and enjoying the moment.
I wrote a sentence at the time and shared it on the Internet: "How exaggerated, Casablanca, the entire second floor of Rick Coffee has been chartered by us Chinese! ”
A bottle of wine from Rick Coffee costs 450 dirhams, which is equivalent to about 320 yuan, and the price is still acceptable.
In fact, the best location is the scattered seats on the first floor, where you can enjoy the live performance up close. But almost all the Chinese tourists were invited to the second floor and quarantined from the first floor.
A message in the message area made me remember it deeply.
A headline netizen left a message and wanted to share it with you:
"In fact, it is not that the Chinese are strong, but that people deliberately isolate the Chinese upstairs. Because the Chinese went in and desperately took pictures, making loud noises.
What's even more exaggerated is that some people booked a seat, went in to take pictures, and actually slapped their butts and left. If you don't order drinks and don't eat food, it's equivalent to wasting a seat like this.
It's the same in the blue-and-white town of Tunis. I saw with my own eyes a Chinese woman, walking through everyone in high heels, going to the most conspicuous place to take pictures, completely empty-eyed, she didn't feel at all that it would affect whether it would be bad to go in and take pictures directly.
She didn't even hesitate at all, looking at her wearing a glamorous brand, but I did blush at that moment, and at the same time I intuitively felt the surprise of the other foreigners inside (but they couldn't help but say nothing).
After that, a waiter came over and politely said that I would take pictures for you, and then specifically said that we would go to the other side to shoot, and the fact was that he politely forbearance to break away the people in this Chinese tour group.
I was going to sit in the prettiest seat, but the waiter refused to let me go, and then he saw that I was unhappy, and even more different from me, so he agreed to let me sit in that place.
Including in the bars of some hotels, some Chinese tourists go in and actually pull the table and share the table. They won't even ask the waiter, is there a spot, or how many seats do I have?
Instead, he went straight in, pulling stools and chairs directly like in his own home, in fact, some seats have already been booked. As long as you stand there noblely, the waiter will arrange everything for you.
It's a pity that the act of doing it yourself directly dropped his grade to the ground, and in fact, he indirectly became an unpopular type of person.
How to say, the quality of some Chinese people really needs to be improved, not to mention the disgusting performance of airport customs stuffing money and tipping, which finally leads to Chinese often being troubled at foreign airport customs. ”
In fact, my partners and I are all soft-spoken, and even if we go to the bar halfway through to take pictures and check in, we will take turns with 2-3 people and will not disturb others.
But not all Chinese tourists will be quiet.
I have traveled abroad many times, and it is true that we are Chinese tourists. Sometimes I am embarrassed that the waiter habitually reminds Chinese tourists to lower the decibels.
I still remember one winter when I went to Lake Toya in Hokkaido, which was a beautiful rooftop hot spring for men and women, and women didn't wear bathing suits.
After a while, two Chinese girls came up, because the scenery was so beautiful, they held their mobile phones to take videos. Although everyone tries to drill down as much as possible in the hot spring pool, many foreign tourists, including local Japanese tourists, are holding back their anger because no photography is allowed in the hot spring pool.
Another time, my parents and I were on a vacation at sea on a Costa cruise.
There was free afternoon tea on the cruise, and a few Chinese aunts came over and took out a plastic bag and packed away the cookies and other things for the afternoon tea, and there was no one left.
In those moments, as a Chinese tourist, I was really embarrassed.
Today's China is very strong and secure. I have traveled to more than 40 countries, and most of the time, I am proud to say that I am from China. But there are moments when I really feel that I am a Chinese tourist, which makes people blush.
The quality of some Chinese people really needs to be improved. I hope that one day in the future, we will not see each other again.