Chitchat 5000 years of Chinese civilization and u got this

Vulture · Feb 4, 2016

Five more Chinese tourists put on blacklist after punch-up, scuffles over airline seat and attack on guide

PUBLISHED : Thursday, 17 December, 2015, 5:06pm
UPDATED : Friday, 18 December, 2015, 3:47pm

Sidney Leng
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The dispute over a tipped back seat that led to three Chinese tourists being put on the blacklist. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Five more badly behaved tourists have been put on national blacklist by the authorities in China.

They include three people who got into a row over a seat that was tipped back on an airliner and man who attacked a convenience store worker in Japan.

Sixteen Chinese tourist have been put on the blacklist so far this year, the China Tourism Administration said on its website.

The three latest cases took place between August and October, it added.

READ MORE: Air rage: Three Chinese passengers thrown off aircraft in Cambodia after scuffle broke out over plane seat

A man from Shanghai, Rong Jiaxin, beat up a convenience store clerk who stopped his wife tearing apart food wrappers before paying for items at a store in Sapporo in September, the statement said.

Rong thought staff were humiliating his wife and punched a clerk on the nose.

Police later detained the couple.

Three people from Sichuan province in southwest China were put on the blacklist after they were involved in a scuffle on an airliner flying from Siem Reap to Chengdu in October.

A woman reclined her seat after boarding the plane and got involved in a row with another couple.

They were later forced to leave the plane and the flight was delayed for more than an hour.

READ MORE: Chinese tourist blacklisted by officials for standing on Red Army statue for photo

The third incident involved a man, Huang Jiankui, from Hunan Province, the tourism authority said.

He quarrelled with a tour guide and hit them on the head with a teacup after refusing to buy a ticket for his child during a one-day tour of a mountainous resort in Sichuan province in August.

His child was taller than 1.2 metres and children under that height did not have to buy a ticket.

Twelve of the 16 Chinese tourists blacklisted so far this year were involved in incidents related to air travel, the tourism authority said.

These varied from opening emergency doors on aircraft to throwing hot water over flight attendants.

Tourists remain on the blacklist for one to three years and it is circulated to organisations including travel companies and airlines.

READ MORE: China names and shames four ‘hysterical’ tourists who sang national anthem at Bangkok airport amid flight delay

The media in China regularly reports on incidents of Chinese tourists behaving badly at home and abroad.

State media have said the behaviour of some Chinese tourists was damaging the country’s reputation overseas.

Vulture · Feb 4, 2016

Four mainland Chinese tourists jailed in Hong Kong for assaulting airport ground staff during flight delay

Passengers took part in 'uncivilised' assaulton ground staff after rushing boarding gate

PUBLISHED : Wednesday, 29 July, 2015, 2:08pm
UPDATED : Thursday, 30 July, 2015, 2:41am

Chris Lau
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Li Haoxuan (top left) pleaded guilty to a nuisance charge. Wang Wenqi (top right, at left), Guo Xueyuan (right of Wang) and Yu Junwang (bottom left) pleaded guilty to assault. Zhao Li (bottom right) pleaded not guilty to assault. Photos: K.Y. Cheng

Four mainland tourists who took part in an "uncivilised" attack on ground crew at Hong Kong International Airport after a flight delay on Tuesday were yesterday jailed for a combined total of 39 days in Tsuen Wan Court.

They were among six people who were arrested following a scuffle with seven airport staff at the boarding gate for a Hong Kong Airlines flight to Beijing.

The four who pleaded guilty were mobile phone salesman Wang Wenqi, 20, who was jailed for 11 days for punching three staff members; housewife Liu Baoju, 37, who was sentenced to 10 days for attacking two other people; tour guide Guo Xueyuan, 29, and civil servant Yu Junwang, 42, who were each sentenced to nine days for assaulting another crew member.

Together, the four admitted to seven counts of assault.

Zhao Li, 39, a housewife, pleaded not guilty to one count of common assault for allegedly attacking one ground staff member, while student Li Haoxuan, 21, was slapped with a HK$1,500 fine after he pleaded guilty to one count of causing a nuisance and annoyance by pouring water on a ground staff member.

The fracas took place at about 2.30am on Tuesday as 225 passengers waited for a Beijing-bound flight, which was supposed to have left at 8.30pm on Monday.

The airline said previously the flight had been delayed "due to adverse weather and air traffic control in Beijing". But yesterday, the court heard the flight was grounded at the behest of Shanghai's air traffic control.

As dissatisfaction over the delay grew, the defendants attempted to rush through the boarding gate. They were, however, blocked by staff from the airline and airport ground services, the court heard.

During the scuffle, Liu pushed a staff member to the ground, before kicking another as she was being subdued.

Wang punched a staff member on the shoulder and another on the head, before hitting a third on his face, the court heard.

In mitigation, defence lawyer Charmaine Lo said the defendants' emotions had been affected by the long delay.

But Acting Principal Magistrate Cheang Kei-hong said: "They still can't take it out on others and beat people up."

Calling the assaults "uncivilised" he added that it was the ground crew's duty to safeguard restricted zones, so the court had to protect them.

Lo said her four clients who had pleaded guilty were not happy that they were not offered proper accommodation, since the airport lounge was very cold.

Zhao was ordered not to leave Hong Kong until her next court appearance on September 9. Her bail was set at HK$100,000.

Vulture · Feb 6, 2016

Thai model films, rants about unruly Chinese tourists

Staff Reporter
2015-03-20

A screenshot of a video recently uploaded online by Thai model Duangjai Phichitamphon, who rants about unruly Chinese tourists in an airport on Jeju Island, South Korea. (Internet photo)

A video of a Thai celebrity accusing Chinese tourists of line-cutting and misbehaving in an airport in Jeju island, South Korea has gone viral after being uploaded online earlier this month, reports US-based Chinese news outlet Duowei.

In the video that has been translated into Chinese and English, Thai model Duangjai Phichitamphon reveals the chaos at a tax-refund counter in the airport. According to the model, who filmed the two-minute video as a witness and victim, all other tourists, representing various other nationalities, lined up in front of the counter to wait for their turn until a crowd of Chinese tourists showed up, cutting in line and blocking others from approaching the counter.

Furious, Phichitamphon rants in Thai, saying that her feet got stepped on and her hair got pulled by the mob of Chinese amid the utter disorder they created. She criticizes the group of tourists for being rude and negligent of civil courtesy.

The video has accumulated millions of hits and raised some debate. Some Chinese netizens said they are embarrassed of the video and urged their nationals to behave, while others questioned the motive of the model, saying it made sense that the Chinese tourists would act in such a way since they wanted to receive their tax refund and there were many people.

Misbehaving Chinese tourists have stirred up media and public concern in Thailand recently. Chinese nationals reportedly placed their bras and underwear over some chairs left in public spaces at at Thailand airport in February. Earlier this month, Chinese visitors were seen washing their feet and shoes in the sinks at a famous Thai tourist destination.

DuranDuran · Feb 6, 2016

China names and shames four 'hysterical' tourists who sang national anthem at Bangkok airport amid flight delay

Their names have been added to a blacklist of Chinese travellers found guilty of "uncivilised behaviour"

PUBLISHED : Saturday, 12 September, 2015, 2:43pm
UPDATED : Sunday, 13 September, 2015, 1:09am

Stephen Chen and Associated Press

There was hooting, shouts and general chaos in the departure lounge. Photo: Youku

Four Chinese tourists who staged a protest at Bangkok airport, refusing to board their delayed plane until their compensation demands were met and singing the national anthem to vent their frustration, have been named and shamed by the mainland's tourist authorities.

Their names have been added to a blacklist of Chinese travellers found guilty of "uncivilised behaviour", the China National Tourism Administration said.

The four were said to be the ringleaders of the protest after their flight back to China was delayed by 10 hours earlier this month. The incident, widely reported on the mainland, was the latest in a series of highly publicised cases of Chinese travellers behaving badly overseas.

Smartphone footage of the stand-off at Bangkok's international airport went viral on the internet. The tourists were part of a tour group from Sichuan province and Chongqing whose flight had been delayed until 3am.

Many were unhappy with arrangements made by the airline and airport and some refused to leave the waiting area when boarding began, demanding an apology and compensation.

"The behaviour of a few uncivilised tourists does not represent the overall image of Chinese tourists, but they have caused negative and serious consequences," an unnamed official was quoted as saying in the tourism administration statement.

"The four tourists' behaviour in this incident was the worst. [They] provoked other tourists to violate public order with extreme language and actions."

The tourism administration announced details earlier this year of its blacklist of travellers who behave badly. It now has 11 names after the latest four were added. Their names are kept on file for two to three years.

Blacklisting does not mean travellers are banned from flying, but names can be checked by airlines and travel agencies who have the option of refusing them service. The list is public and can be viewed by police, customs, border security agents, banks and other credit institutions.

An official at the Ministry of Commerce, who asked not to be named, said the authorities were right to take tough action against unruly tourists. "Their bad behaviour not only made local people angry, but left many civilised Chinese citizens overseas and at home uncomfortable. It's already affected China's investment and political interests in some regions," he said.

A travel agency manager in Guangzhou said the tourists' actions were counterproductive. "Singing the national anthem won't help when you encounter a problem overseas. It will only complicate the issue for Chinese tourists," she said.

"This is a very rare incident, but it will serve a good lesson to travellers going overseas that the government doesn't care if you're a patriot if you embarrass the country."

Others on the blacklist include two people who were involved in a dispute with cabin staff on a flight from Bangkok to Nanjing last December over their seats.

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Vulture · Feb 12, 2016

What a picnic spot: Chinese travellers make themselves comfortable – in middle of a highway’s emergency lane

PUBLISHED : Friday, 12 February, 2016, 12:08pm
UPDATED : Friday, 12 February, 2016, 1:01pm

Gloria Chan
[email protected]

Police spotted a group of Chinese people having a picnic after parking their vehicle on the emergency lane of a highway in Sichuan province. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Chinese traffic police on patrol spotted a group of five adults and a child sitting enjoying the mountain scenery while having a picnic – right in the middle of the emergency lane of a highway, mainland media reports.

The group, who had been travelling in a van that was parked illegally on the emergency lane, were seated on chairs around a picnic table on Lasi Highway in the mountainous mainland province of Sichuan, the WCC Daily newspaper reported on Thursday.

It is not known whether the group of picnickers will be punished after illegally parking their vehicle in the middle of the emergency lane. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Photographs taken by police showed the group having a picnic after stopping and parking their vehicle near Shimian county. Litter including discarded tissues had been thrown on the floor next to them.

Police said many motorists like to stop on the highway to have picnics and enjoy the scenery. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Lasi Highway, which runs for 240 km from the Sichuan city of Yaan to Mianning county, which is a popular tourist destination for holidaymakers.

According to the report, more than 34,000 vehicles have passed along the highway everyday since Tuesday, the second day of the new Lunar New Year.

The group of picnickers set out a table and chairs in the middle of the highway’s emergency lane. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Traffic police had found that a number of motorists liked to park their vehicles on the highway’s emergency lane so they could have a rest, and often left behind litter that was difficult to clear up, the report said.

According to mainland laws, emergency lanes should be used only by specific vehicles, such as fire engines, ambulances, and police cars.

All other vehicles are forbidden from entering or stopping on emergency lanes.

The report did not say whether the people caught having a picnic would be punished.

Hopeless · Feb 13, 2016

more hopeless cases

Cream · Feb 13, 2016

Fret not, Eleven Jeeping will make China great again.

Vulture · Feb 13, 2016

Fret not. Fatty Xi will teach these scums a lesson

bigboss · Feb 15, 2016

Traffic police had found that a number of motorists liked to park their vehicles on the highway’s emergency lane so they could have a rest, and often left behind litter that was difficult to clear up, the report said.

According to mainland laws, emergency lanes should be used only by specific vehicles, such as fire engines, ambulances, and police cars.

Pretty soon, the tiongs in sinapor will use the expressways in the island for their picnics spots. They are already using the areas near to the foodstalls in peoples park complex as their littering dump, cig butts, papers, bottles, and their spittle. NEA officers are usually not seen in these areas. Afraid of booking the tiongs for littering? Afraid of getting whacked?

Agoraphobic · Feb 15, 2016

Xi, and other leader may have other ideas for the Chinese people, but culture is passed down by habit and practice from one generation to the next. If the parents do not exhibit civilized behaviour, the children will not practice it, and it goes on and on. No matter what he state or authorities do, people will only act out during the campaign or do so to avoid getting fined, punished, or shamed. In order for the habit to be ingrained and become a norm, it should be taught by elders to the youngsters early, preferably at home. Good behaviour, manners, courtesy should be taught and practiced starting at home, by parents.

Cheers!

Vulture said:
Fret not. Fatty Xi will teach these scums a lesson

Asterix · Feb 15, 2016

Vulture said:
Hong Kong and Taiwanese don't behave like that.

Absolute Nonsense!

FUCKSHIT CHINK AH PEKS are the same whether from Hong Kong or Taiwan or Sinkieland or the Big Fat Motherland! :oIo:

CHEEBYE FUCKSHIT AH PEKS will suddenly sneeze like FUCKING THUNDER and fail to cover their STUPID CHEEBYE MOUTH! :oIo:

FUCKSHIT IDIOTS can even do it while dressed in Calvin Klein suits! :oIo:

Picnickers on emergency lane of highway can be seen from afar and avoided. Noisy commuters can be heard before they can be seen and thus also avoided. :oIo:

In Cina majority places, FUCKSHIT thunder sneezing Ah Peks are FUCKING everywhere and can sneeze like FUCKING THUNDER without covering their CHEEBYE FUCKING MOUTHS at any time and anywhere! :oIo::oIo::oIo:

May all these FUCKSHIT thunder sneezing Ah Peks die cruel deaths like four limbs pulled apart by horses, no oxes so the death can be very slow and very painful! :oIo::oIo::oIo:

:oIo::oIo::oIo::oIo::oIo:

Vulture · Feb 15, 2016

Asterix said:
Absolute Nonsense!
FUCKSHIT HINK AH PEKS are the same whether from Hong Kong or Taiwan or Sinkieland or the Big Fat Motherland! :oIo:

Hi there,

You are only half right :biggrin:

Show us news reports of Taiwanese, Hongkies, Malaysian Chinese, Sinkie Chinese pooping in public places. :biggrin:

Show us news reports of Taiwanese, Hongkies, Malaysian Chinese, Sinkie Chinese TOURISTS behaving badly in their own countries and overseas. :biggrin:

Show us news reports of Taiwanese, Hongkies, Malaysian Chinese, Sinkie Chinese passengers behaving badly on passenger planes and opening plane doors during mid flight. :biggrin:

And even if u can show us that, what is the percentage / ratio compared with Tiongs and all other chinese race? :rolleyes:

Cheers

Asterix · Feb 16, 2016

Vulture said:
Hi there,

You are only half right

Show us news reports of Taiwanese, Hongkies, Malaysian Chinese, Sinkie Chinese pooping in public places.

Show us news reports of Taiwanese, Hongkies, Malaysian Chinese, Sinkie Chinese TOURISTS behaving badly in their own countries and overseas.

Show us news reports of Taiwanese, Hongkies, Malaysian Chinese, Sinkie Chinese passengers behaving badly on passenger planes and opening plane doors during mid flight.

And even if u can show us that, what is the percentage / ratio compared with Tiongs and all other chinese race?

Cheers

Engaging in such 五十步笑百步 comparisons is fucking useless and actually make these half-baked "humans" from TW, HK, MY, SG, etc feel fucking superior when all they are is a different variety of scum!

http://chinablog.cc/2009/02/50-steps-laughing-at-100-steps/

I have read a report of a free textbook for needy event that turned into a free for all fight and it happened in SG and was reported in the Shit Times many years ago. Some of these "needy" drove there in Mercedes! A professor of sociology or something tried to rationalise it as "humans" not knowing the proper thing to do when encountering "new" and "strange" situations like free textbooks for needy. Then what is their fucking brains for!

This week alone, I was irritated by these fucktard NON-PRC Chinks - coughing without covering mouths; sneezing like fucking thunder and hands and brains are fucking retarded; spitting on pavement; etc - and at least half of these fucktards are young i.e. not Ah Peks which means they are going to continue to do these when they are Ah Peks, which means no hope for decades if not centuries to come .........

I have to waste a substantial part of my energy trying to avoid these animals when all I have to do in First World countries is to avoid certain suburbs (where there are many poor and homeless) and better still large cities in general like New York or London.

Now I 101% understand why the sign in Shanghai says "no dogs and Chinese allowed".

Imagine you're a homesick expatriate dying to go home after you make your bundle of gold and in the meantime need some escape from the hordes of filthy and unhygienic Chinks in the other parts of town. The community of expatriates have decided to make a peaceful public park to help mitigate your pain when you're off duty. You don't want the peace and quiet to be spoiled by some stupid Chink spitting on pavement (in those days Chinks of all classes do that - LKY wrote that when he visited the Great Hall of the People there were spittoons everywhere), sneezing like fucking thunder and what not! Not only cannot relax, may catch some disease when all that needs to be done to prevent it is fucking dog train these fucktard Chinks to cover their fucking mouths and other methods of hygiene.

Bruce Lee, being an Americanised Chinese, will 101% agree with me, but he also needs to make money from movie tickets ...........

[video=youtube;9n0q0Wf7ncM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n0q0Wf7ncM[/video]

Vulture · Feb 16, 2016

Asterix said:
Engaging in such 五十步笑百步 comparisons is fucking useless and actually make these half-baked "humans" from TW, HK, MY, SG, etc feel fucking superior when all they are is a different variety of scum!

http://chinablog.cc/2009/02/50-steps-laughing-at-100-steps/

I have read a report of a free textbook for needy event that turned into a free for all fight and it happened in SG and was reported in the Shit Times many years ago. Some of these "needy" drove there in Mercedes! A professor of sociology or something tried to rationalise it as "humans" not knowing the proper thing to do when encountering "new" and "strange" situations like free textbooks for needy. Then what is their fucking brains for!

This week alone, I was irritated by these fucktard NON-PRC Chinks - coughing without covering mouths; sneezing like fucking thunder and hands and brains are fucking retarded; spitting on pavement; etc - and at least half of these fucktards are young i.e. not Ah Peks which means they are going to continue to do these when they are Ah Peks, which means no hope for decades if not centuries to come .........

Now I 101% understand why the sign in Shanghai says "no dogs and Chinese allowed".

Imagine you're a homesick expatriate dying to go home after you make your bundle of gold and in the meantime need some escape from the hordes of filthy and unhygienic Chinks in the other parts of town. The community of expatriates have decided to make a peaceful public park to help mitigate your pain when you're off duty. You don't want the peace and quiet to be spoiled by some stupid Chink spitting on pavement (in those days Chinks of all classes do that - LKY wrote that when he visited the Great Hall of the People there were spittoons everywhere), sneezing like fucking thunder and what not! Not only cannot relax, may catch some disease when all that needs to be done to prevent it is fucking dog train these fucktard Chinks to cover their fucking mouths and other methods of hygiene.

Bruce Lee, being an Americanised Chinese, will 101% agree with me, but he also needs to make money from movie tickets ...........

Look what we have here... another anonymous online persona clone. Alamak. Talk so much cock... where are the news reports that i mentioned in my earlier post??? :biggrin:

Asterix · Feb 16, 2016

Vulture said:
Look what we have here... another anonymous online persona clone. Alamak. Talk so much cock... where are the news reports that i mentioned in my earlier post???

Yes, I know you are JahWhatTheFuck and you can find those reports yourself and shaft them up your ass :oIo::oIo::oIo:

Vulture · Feb 16, 2016

Asterix said:
Yes, I know you are JahWhatTheFuck and you can find those reports yourself and shaft them up your ass :oIo::oIo::oIo:

Of course i anticipated that that is all u can say without being able to produce news articles that i mentioned in my earlier post #53.... clone :biggrin:

Asterix · Feb 16, 2016

Of course I anticipated that JahWhatTheFuck and his clones are fucking useless irritants and have such low IQ he or she or it doesn't understand the gist of my earlier post #52 which is this!

Asterix said:
Engaging in such 五十步笑百步 comparisons is fucking useless and actually make these half-baked "humans" from TW, HK, MY, SG, etc feel fucking superior when all they are is a different variety of scum!

http://chinablog.cc/2009/02/50-steps-laughing-at-100-steps/

................

Anyone with average or slightly below average IQ will know that (1) the above is true, and (2) therefore no need to gather what fuck reports.

You can find those fucking reports yourself and shaft them up your useless filthy ass or the space between your ears which is obviously full of air :oIo::oIo::oIo:

Vulture said:
Of course i anticipated that that is all u can say without being able to produce news articles that i mentioned in my earlier post #53.... clone

ThrillSeeker · Feb 16, 2016

Asterix said:
Of course I anticipated that JahWhatTheFuck and his clones are fucking useless irritants and have such low IQ he or she or it doesn't understand the gist of my earlier post #52 which is this!

Anyone with average or slightly below average IQ will know that (1) the above is true, and (2) therefore no need to gather what fuck reports.

You can find those fucking reports yourself and shaft them up your useless filthy ass or the space between your ears which is obviously full of air :oIo::oIo::oIo:

Either u are naive or stupid or both. :biggrin:

Anyone who is a regular in this forum can see that Jamban Jah is actually a sinkie chinese posting with an indian muslim / malay nick under the online persona of a chinese supremacist staunchly defending tiongs while bashing all other races especially indians. I OTOH bashes only Tiongs as they are a disgrace to all other chinese race. Cheers :biggrin:

Asterix · Feb 16, 2016

Wrong again, I am smart enough to know that playing fucking clone games is pointless and fucking waste of time and energy.

You must be either naive or stupid or both to think that you can ascertain beyond reasonable doubt that any forummer is of whatever race or personality or any other crap just from reading his, her or its posts even from the very beginning. In the virtual world, without face to face or even voice to voice contact, it is extremely easy to pretend to be any type of personality or profile. And when your cover is blown, you can play pyscho games by having an army of ready made clones in advance and writing this kind of fucktard useless posts. Go try these games on someone else, better still go get a life and spend less time in useless forums like this.

ThrillSeeker said:
Either u are naive or stupid or both.

Anyone who is a regular in this forum can see that Jamban Jah is actually a sinkie chinese posting with an indian muslim / malay nick under the online persona of a chinese supremacist staunchly defending tiongs while bashing all other races especially indians. I OTOH bashes only Tiongs as they are a disgrace to all other chinese race. Cheers

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