China’s 13 darkest tourist attractions – definitely avoid them!!!
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I don’t know which character is paired with ‘harmony’; I can’t figure it out. Please check the link: http://www.tianya.cn/publicforum/content/free/1/1857025.shtml
I completely agree; when traveling, one should avoid shopping.
Last time I went to Taibai Mountain, I was scammed by a Taoist priest. There’s no way; one can’t avoid misfortune
Last time I went to Taibai Mountain, I was scammed by a Taoist priest. There’s no way; I have to give it
Actually, as long as it’s a tourist area, there shouldn’t be much difference, right? After all, the local government, as long as it gets tax revenue, doesn’t care about how chaotic things are there.
Actually, as long as it’s a tourist area, there shouldn’t be much difference, right? After all, the local government, as long as it gets tax revenue, doesn’t care about how chaotic things are there.
Beijing is even more chaotic; there are traps everywhere every day. It’s supposed to be a tourist destination, but it’s purely an ordeal. What’s wrong with the Chinese people?
As long as it’s a tourist area, they’re all more or less the same!
There is nothing in the world that isn’t dark; it’s just that the degree of darkness varies
Especially those monks and Taoists: if you give them money, they may not recite prayers for you; if you don’t give them money, they will definitely recite SHUN (rebirth). To speak ill of someone, to curse them