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

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