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China's Vice-Premier Wang Yang has asked Chinese tourists to behave abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists when they go overseas. Mr Wang wants to make sure that all Chinese people give a good abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists of China when they visit other countries. He said the behaviour of some tourists was abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists China's image abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists. He made a abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists of the things he does not want people to do. These include talking loudly in abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists places, jaywalking and abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists. Mr Wang said newspapers in other countries often report the bad abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists of some Chinese and that this damaged the image of all Chinese people. He asked all public abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists and tourist agencies to help, saying: "Building a good image of Chinese tourists is the abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists of governments at all levels."

More and abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists Chinese people are travelling each year. The "South China Morning Post" newspaper wrote: "As people get richer, abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists holidays are ever more abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists…but reports have emerged of complaints about [manners]." A new Chinese law will let travel agencies abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists misbehaving tourists from using their services again. However, many Chinese tourists have abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists of being treated badly by hotels and restaurants. There are also many stories of abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists attacking and abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists rich Chinese. One tourist said people from all countries have to respect abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists customs. He added that non-Chinese abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists must also behave better in China, and that all countries have abroadbanbettercitizenscomplaineddutyforeigngangsharmingimagelistlocalmannersmoreofficialspopularpublicrobbingspittingtourists who behave badly abroad.