Recently, some Korean netizens expressed their feelings about a business trip in China, which aroused the popularity of Chinese friends. In summary, the main points are as follows:
1. The payment method is convenient, Alipay is OK, and there is no need to bring cash and credit cards.
2. English doesn't work.
3. Cheap prices.
4. I can't use Google, I can't use Google Maps, and there is no English version of the map of China, so I can't understand it.
5. There is no ice cube for the drink.
Netizens died of laughter, isn't it normal that English doesn't work? English is not our mother tongue, and Koreans are not good at English. When you come to China for business, you must first learn a few commonly used Chinese, and it is convenient to go anywhere.
As a Chinese, you can go out without a mobile phone or cash in China, and pay directly by scanning your face. Just one Alipay payment surprised the Koreans, hahahahaha, developed countries are lagging behind. In this regard, I have to admire the wisdom of Jack Ma, who led and promoted China to open a new type of payment method.
According to the logic of normal people, they will change foreign currency in advance before going to a foreign country, and going abroad must be to adapt to the way of life of the other country, rather than letting him adapt to himself.
In an unfamiliar city, it is indeed difficult to move an inch without navigation, and I also rely heavily on AutoNavi Maps and Baidu Maps, without a map is like an ant that can't find its direction.
Google is banned in China, we are used to it, but I didn't expect it to cause inconvenience to foreigners, hahahaha. However, the domestic map can consider adding a function to switch languages, after all, now that China has developed, there are more and more foreigners who come to China to travel, study, and work.