What are the uncivilized actions of Chinese citizens abroad?

spitting, littering, crossing the road, running red lights, disorderly queuing, making loud noises in public places, making international calls without paying, that is, threading coins with a thread-you can take them out and throw them again after throwing them in

The following is taken from one of the scenes in World Weekly

: An American-born ABC walks with his mother on the street of new york Chinatown, holding his nose and asking.

scene 2: in a white supermarket in Toronto, a Chinese woman selects fruits in the fruit and vegetable department, turns the neatly stacked cherries into a mess, pinches them in her hand, and repeatedly selects and compares the cherries that are already round and full. The white customer next to him witnessed this scene and said angrily, "Why do China people buy fruits, as if they were choosing jewels and diamonds?"

Scene 3: A Chinese female passenger is on a bus in Toronto, occupying a seat by herself, and there are bags of fruits and vegetables in the seat next to her. There are more and more guests coming up from behind. Not only did she have no intention of moving the shopping bag, but she also took out an orange from the bag and sent it to her mouth while peeling it, and then threw the orange peel in the carriage, completely ignoring the passengers in the car staring at her, and some even looked disdainful. Finally, the bus driver brought a trash can and publicly asked her to pick up the fruit peels thrown on the ground and put them in the trash can.

Scene 4: In a supermarket in new york, Chinese customers are choosing boxed eggs, picking out eggs that are a little too small, and then changing the larger ones in other boxes in turn until they are all satisfied.

Scenario 5: In 24, the National Overseas Chinese Health Day in Houston attracted thousands of Chinese to attend and enjoy the annual free community medical care inspection service. At the beginning of the activity, many people flocked to the booths set up by some pharmaceutical companies and reached for samples and gifts. Some people even "grabbed" the whole box from each other's hands without waiting for the staff to open the box of headache or rheumatism drugs. There are also many people carrying information kits donated by pharmaceutical companies to "search" samples at various booths, including post-it notes, ballpoint pens, health drinks and stickers, and all of them are "caught in the net".

Scene 6: In a Burger King fast food restaurant in Queens, new york, a Chinese woman thinks that no one is around, and quickly searches all the meal paper and bagged ketchup that are taken at random in the store and puts them in her handbag.

Scene 7: In a McDonald's fast food restaurant in San Francisco, a family of four ordered four hamburgers, but only one drink. Then, in full view of the public, the whole family took turns to refill soda by themselves with the only paper cup.

Scene 8: Gao Jiefu, a pharmacist who lives in the fresh grassland in Queens, new york, subscribes to a World Daily newspaper delivered to his door that day, but as long as he goes out to pick it up later, the newspaper will disappear. Other World Daily subscribers have similar experiences. They judge that neighbors of other ethnic groups can't read Chinese, and their Chinese compatriots are the most suspected.

A laundry list is full of complaints from supermarkets.

There are many Chinese supermarkets in Greater new york, which are famous for their fresh fruits and vegetables, vigorous seafood and complete groceries from north and south. However, the person in charge of each supermarket mentioned the overall quality and public morality of Chinese customers, and almost all of them have endless complaints and endless stories.

Zhang Lihui, head of new york Greater China Supermarket, pointed out that under the fierce competition of peers, the business profits of Chinese supermarkets were already very small, but some Chinese customers' practices were "really excessive". For example, fresh vegetables sold in Chinese supermarkets are generally available for guests to choose at will, but some guests, when picking vegetables, take "Shanghai Chinese cabbage" as an example, actually peel off the good leaves on the outer layer and only want the heart inside. Of course, other guests will not buy vegetables that have been "tampered with", causing unnecessary losses to businesses.

like a dozen boxed eggs, they are inevitably slightly different in size. The most common phenomenon in supermarkets is that some customers like to "exchange small ones for large ones", and all the boxes of eggs are opened for comparison, and the slightly larger ones are put into the box of eggs they want to buy. Sometimes supermarkets promote sales, and one yuan can buy two boxes of eggs in a dozen, which is a loss for businesses, and customers still exchange eggs. If there are broken eggs in the box, it is understandable to change them into intact ones, but if all of them are changed into large ones, who will buy them? Just as ten fingers have a length.

What bothers merchants most is that some fruits, such as papaya, peach and tomato (tomato), can't stand to be pinched, but some guests like to "pinch persimmons" the most. You can imagine the consequences of pressing and pinching a ripe fruit in your hand. Zhang Lihui found that some papayas left a deep nail pinch mark on the guests.

At present, Greater China Supermarket has opened its chain stores to some areas outside the state. Zhang Lihui said that overseas Chinese customers are relatively "high quality", which may be related to more local students and professionals. At present, the customers in Flushing, a supermarket chain in Greater China, with more new immigrants, are "the least public-minded", and there are countless examples.

If someone asks for expensive fresh cream crabs in the seafood department, they may temporarily change their mind and leave them in the freezer. Some people also chose swimming seafood, which was cleaned up by supermarket employees after killing the fish, but Formula A was secretly abandoned in a corner. Some people like to choose seafood by themselves. In order to avoid getting their hands dirty, they tear off the plastic bags in the supermarket as gloves, and then throw them on the ground to create artificial garbage.

Shopping carts in supermarkets are often discarded after being pushed away by some guests, and they are lost every day. Later, the operators were forced to set fixtures at the exit to reduce the losses. Zhang Lihui said that it is natural for customers to patronize and supermarkets to provide convenience for customers, but after customers use them, they cause losses to the industry. The most outrageous thing is that some customers actually push their cars back to their homes.

Zhang Lihui was particularly impressed by a scene in which a Chinese female customer selected green beans with a few cents a pound, and cut off the head and tail of each green bean, only asking for the middle part. After picking for almost an hour, the supermarket staff almost exploded with anger.

Zhang Lihui said that people who do business regard customers as God and rice squad leaders, and make money with kindness unless they have to. He has been educating employees that no matter how wrong the guests are, they should try to be patient and never quarrel with them. But at that time, the employee was very excited and said to him, "Boss, I really can't stand it. I'd rather be fired by you and have a fight."

Zhang Lihui didn't publicly accuse the customer, but politely said to her, "I'm sorry, I can't do business like this. Please put the green beans back and I won't sell them to you."