Core Tip: Recently, someone in the post on the forum, said during the National Day, a tourist attraction to tourists in rented Japanese uniforms, and providing take pictures seriously hurt people's feelings.Japanese visitors to wear military uniforms pictures.Japanese visitors to wear military uniforms and waving at camera.Visitors saber photo.October 8th largest network of waterways was reported that a woman and her daughter at the Wuhan University, Sakura Park photographed wearing a kimono, has attracted so many students denounced the onlookers. Recently, another User in the river, said the forum posted some studio Xinxiang Huixian Mr Kwok Leung-gun turret rent to tourists and Japanese uniforms, and provide pictures taken seriously hurt people's feelings.
October 7, someonein the river made a forum entitled "2009 National Day, Mr Kwok ugly scene," the post said that, despite the heck, or pressing the shutter, hoping to record this set of lenses , so that more people to be vigilant. 918 has just rung the alarm coincided with the founding of the 60th anniversary, just read the capital of the parade, while in Guo Liang, one is surprised people are proud to wear Japanese clothes pictured. The users even said: "get back home, just to see television film" Devils on the Doorstep "to see people head was look down, Montreal blood. I am reminded of that in Mr Kwok Leung-tower, people proudly wielded the Japanese sword."
The quote appeared in the river forum immediately aroused strong reaction from netizens. "I have already said, Mr Kwok said I was not going, and will tell people around me not to go, so that they gradually disappear in the hearts of everyone so that they can go begging." Netizen "the western suburbs of the flying fish," says angrily . User also said that Mr Kwok's manager, how can we stand it?
Posted by post also attached with four photos, photo a tourist wearing a Japanese uniform, holding a Japanese sword, a hippie smile, described as wretched. One of the pictures, this visitor was also raised his hand to indicate the onlookers.