Why do more and more Japanese travel to China, but China hardly sees it?

1. In fact, this is an illusion. Japanese has long been the biggest source of overseas tourists from China. In the past decades, the total number of Japanese tourists visiting China has far exceeded the number of tourists from China to Japan. Perhaps it is because the people of the two countries are similar in appearance, and it is difficult to tell them at a glance, resulting in the illusion that they rarely see Japanese people.

2. Before 2004, Japan ranked first in China's inbound tourist source countries for a long time. The number of Japanese tourists accounts for about 15% of foreign tourists coming to China, and tourism consumption accounts for more than 10% of the total foreign income. In 2007, the number of Japanese tourists to China was close to 4 million, while the number of Japanese tourists to Japan was less than 6.5438+0 million.

In recent years, with the prosperity of China's economy and the continuous downturn of Japanese economy, the number of tourists between the two countries has changed. For example, in 20 15, the number of Japanese tourists to Japan was 4.9 million, while the number of Japanese tourists to China was 2.49 million in the same period, making it the second largest foreign tourist source country in China, second only to South Korea.