中國人出國旅游應該受尊重

作者: FF175

導讀06年去澳洲過聖誕,去了悉尼和黃金海岸,風景挺好可惜人不友好。在悉尼地攤類的地方逛街看到一條只有幾小顆珍珠的項鏈問了一下價錢要兩百多澳幣,不禁說了句“wow,好貴!”誰知老板回敬了一句把我噎了半天:“對你們中國人來說當然貴!”後來在悉尼機場去黃金海岸,出票小姐那一臉mean相讓我好生慚愧自己一下沒聽懂她那句“sharpness”,以致讓她問我行李裡面有沒� ...

06年去澳洲過聖誕,去了悉尼和黃金海岸,風景挺好可惜人不友好。在悉尼地攤類的地方逛街看到一條只有幾小顆珍珠的項鏈問了一下價錢要兩百多澳幣,不禁說了句“wow,好貴!”誰知老板回敬了一句把我噎了半天:“對你們中國人來說當然貴!”後來在悉尼機場去黃金海岸,出票小姐那一臉mean相讓我好生慚愧自己一下沒聽懂她那句“sharpness”,以致讓她問我行李裡面有沒有scissors and nail...

09年打算再去墨爾本,沒想到簽證出了問題。我們出趟國旅游要小心翼翼的提供銀行存款,要有房子車子,要有單位證明,由別人在我們自己的國家judge我們會不會賴在他們國家不走,一不小心被拒只能自認倒霉。

在歐洲待了幾個月,去了一趟澳洲,兩次巴釐島之後,這次澳領館認為我有滯留的傾向拒絕了我的旅游申請。我不願意默默接受這些莫須有的不公正裁定,萌生了為什麼中國人出國旅游要受這種待遇的問題,遂回敬了一封小小諷刺和挖苦的信給幾個澳領館,atten那個Judge中國人的簽證官。在這裡和大家分享一下,我就是覺得我們國家在漸漸強大,我們出去旅游理應受到應得的尊重,我們並不是要隨便賴在國外不走,即便想移民,也會通過正常途徑!

Dear Mathew (Position Number 9045),

I was so sad to receive your letter rejecting my request for an Australian Visa. I do not wish to reapply for a visa, but I want you to understand the background behind my application.,

I have just went through my divorce due to domestic violence which was the worse time in my life, so I decided to have a break and start my new job after I come back from travelling. Actually I have had interviews already and will start a new job after Chinese New Year. Looking at your Australian visa office building in my bedroom which just a hundred meters away. I cant ignore the truth that you refused my visa application just because I am unemployed which I dont think its acceptable to me!

Perhaps you or your government is so scared Chinese rush in your country take over your jobs, in this case, I strongly recommend your government find a way to increase the competitive of your citizens rather than run the risking the income of your travelling industry. Unfortunately your Australian dollar is dropping while the RMB is getting stronger, so Chinese visitors can spend more in Australian and help your economy, including raising more taxes which pays for your salary so you can enjoy our hospitality in Guangzhou. The China economic growth rate is so high at 8%, meanwhile Australia is enjoying only 2%. I have no idea how many opportunities that Chinese visitors can contribute to Australia’s economic have been rejected by those unspeakable reasons.

While I understand that you are trying to just do your job, it is a shame that we welcome you to our country and you make judgment about my reason to visit your country without even talking to me. I wonder what’s the purpose or the sense of making difficulties to the person just want to travel.

What upset me the most about your letter was your implication that I would not return to China! I love my country and as much as I am sure you love your county. We have achieved so much success as I am sure you can see out of your window…in fact our apartment overlooks the building where you have your embassy. I plan to contribute to the success of my country especially I have my family and friends here.

I have been to Australia before, and, because of your welcoming advertisements to visit Australia (it has been turn out is not true) I decided to visit your country again since I have not been to Melbourne last time, but now, thanks to your rejection, I’m going to spend my RMB in Thailand, another beautiful country with beautiful beach in the world!

Via this opportunity, I would like to make it clear to you: Chinese just want to travel and come back home! Everybody love to travel to the place which is full of nice and friendly people who smile!

I might want to live in another country legally someday, and this may be Australia, but not ready yet!

If you feel offended by what I am saying, I am sorry but you deserved it.


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