Tourism in China had always been in a deficit.
After all, the Chinese had become richer over the years, and their desire to travel had become stronger. Those foreign regions that symbolized freedom and beauty were naturally everyone's first choice for travel.
Every holiday, countless Chinese people would rush overseas to sightsee, shop, and party.
In comparison, because of the long-term defamation of China's image abroad and the lack of domestic publicity,
The international impression of China was basically that everyone had to salute with a red book and a hat.
In their minds, China's conditions were poor. There was no toilet door, no Internet, and many people could not eat their fill. The streets were filled with people who had starved to death.
Under the long-term influence of such thoughts, even though China had a lot of rich tourist attractions and a long history, there were still fewer people who came to China to travel abroad.
