Signing Visa-Free Agreements with China Doesn't Earn Popularity Among Chinese Citizens – Netizens Say: ‘Let's Pay Back the Money First’
With the development of the economy, China's national strength is also growing stronger, and with the prevalence of tourism, many people now enjoy traveling abroad. Currently, many countries' tourism industries rely on the Chinese population to a large extent, as our population is essentially stationed there. And we all know that traveling abroad inevitably involves spending money, which has thus promoted economic development and quickly boosted the economies of many countries and cities.
Currently, many countries have signed visa-free agreements with China, and Chinese citizens can go to these countries without applying for visas. However, many countries haven't signed visa-free agreements with China, and some countries even don't want to sign them. But I believe it won't take long before they also establish cooperation and similar visa-free agreements will be willing to come.
Today we will talk aboutTonga KingdomDo you know this country? Because it consists of 173 islands, many people really love to visit it. However, as many islands are not suitable for living, only 36 islands are inhabited. Fortunately, this country has abundant tourism resources and its scenery is particularly beautiful. Currently, this country has also signed a visa-free agreement with China.
It's interesting that even though this country has signed a visa-free agreement with China, Chinese tourists don't really want to visit it. Why is this? The scenery is so beautiful, and a visa-free agreement has already been established. Why don't Chinese people want to go there? Can't it be because of fear of spending money? That shouldn't be the case. The reason is very simple.
Because this country has received assistance from China during its development, and a large amount of loans have been given to them. However, the people of this country don't seem to be grateful for China's help, and they have even discredited China. The overdue loans still haven't been repaid, and it's impossible for tourists to visit unless the money is repaid.
