Foreword: After kneeling for a long time, your knees will be soft, we are Chinese!
Recently, a video was uploaded on the Internet, saying that in a hotel in Nanchang, Jiangxi, there was a man waiting at the front desk to check in. At this moment, a tour guide suddenly came, with a group of Japanese tourists, and they directly inserted themselves in front of the man and asked the front desk to check them in first. The man was confused at the time, and quickly asked them what they were doing?
Let's watch the video first;
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When you say this, don't you make people feel a little wrong? Everyone is here to stay in a hotel, so how can foreigners directly cut into the queue? What does this make people think? I have only heard that military personnel are given priority, and that old and young women and children are given priority, but I have really never heard of foreigners being given priority!
The man was furious on the spot and scolded the tour guide and the group of Japanese tourists. However, the tour guide was still chatting with the Japanese tourists as if he hadn't heard it. The hotel later responded that it was a skirmish between the guests, and both parties later returned to their rooms. The hotel also said that they want every guest to be well served.
But if this video is true, the hotel's approach is too incomprehensible. If the guests cut the line, the hotel should stand up and take care of it, how can this kind of impolite behavior happen? Especially for foreigners, this kind of connivance is even more incomprehensible. The tour guide too, I really don't know what he thinks in his head, why do foreigners have priority? Doesn't this make people feel that foreigners are superior? It's really annoying!
Netizens are hotly discussing this;
Netizens said: First of all, it is very annoying to cut in line, followed by the Japanese, and then some Chinese also say that the Japanese are preferred, and the direct anger value is full, if it is an old man and a soldier, I don't care, but the Japanese I can't stand him cutting in line, I didn't deliberately look for ballast, even if I was polite to the landlord!
Netizens said: We just can't do the service industry, in this case, almost a few flying pedals! I suspect that this hotel is also opened by Little Japan or there are people in it who know Little Japan, and I even suspect that Little Japan began to penetrate China to install Chinese, but now there are many people who like small Japanese things wardrobe or something!
Netizens said: The tour guide has collected a lot of money from the Japanese, so why should it be given priority, do the Japanese have high consumption? I originally wanted to go to Jiangxi on May Day, but I canceled it directly, I was afraid that the Japanese would intervene in my team, and I couldn't control it; but after thinking about it, after going to the hotel, the hotel lantern was damaged, and I was finished!
Netizens said that the fact now is that "the front desk gives priority to the Japanese", and as we all know, "the front desk is the façade and corporate culture of the hotel"
Speaking of which, this is not the first time this has happened. Last year, in a business hall in Shenzhen, there was also a Japanese who directly cut in to do business, and the security guard did not stop him, and threatened the person who took the video. The practices of these hotels and business halls are really chilling. Why do they grovel to take care of foreigners while ignoring the Chinese people? Everyone says, who is giving them the right to do this? We must have the backbone to be human beings, we must not forget history, still less do things that harm the dignity of the nation!
Epilogue;
After watching this video, I have really mixed feelings. First of all, I have to say that no matter where people come from, they should abide by the rules, which is the most basic principle of being a human being. Something like cutting in line shouldn't happen anywhere.
I really can't understand when the tour guide says something like "foreigners first". Just because they are foreigners, can they skip the queue and cut the queue casually? This is so wrong. I think this kind of thinking is quite scary, it will not only disturb the order of society, but also disgrace our country. As a service industry, they should treat every customer fairly and not take special care just because they are foreigners. This kind of indifference to our people and excessive enthusiasm for foreigners really makes our people feel uncomfortable, and it will also make foreigners feel that our country has no principles and no bottom line.
I think we should firmly oppose this "foreigner first" approach. We should remember history and uphold our national dignity, and at the same time, we should learn to respect and understand different cultures and customs. But this does not mean that we have to pander to foreigners without principle, even at the expense of our dignity and interests. I think the relevant departments should strengthen supervision and deal seriously with those who do not follow the rules, so as to maintain social fairness and order. At the same time, we should also strengthen civic education to improve everyone's civilized quality and awareness of rules, so that everyone can consciously abide by public order and rules.
What do you think about this?