What should I not do when I visit China? (Top 100 Laws) - There are a few things you should never do in China. I’ll provide a brief overview.
What should I not do when I visit China
Drug offenses are strictly prohibited! Don’t become involved with drugs. China has zero tolerance for the drug threat. The punishments are severe, and there is just no way out.
There have been several cases in recent history where foreigners have received the death penalty.
Don’t cause any problems for the locals. Do not assault ladies. The security system is really thorough. CCTV cameras have been put in every store, restaurant, bar, and pub… Troublemakers will be apprehended.
Don’t become involved in politics. Taiwan, for example, is a touchy subject. You cannot simply say whatever you want. If you are an American expat, you may be asked directly about your thoughts on the Taiwan problem.
Locals, particularly in Shanghai, prefer to talk about business over politics.
The Chinese are nationalistic. It is required that you respect the local culture.
Try not to enter China illegally. It is difficult to enter illegally in the first place, and even if you do, you will be detected. Additionally, do not overstay your visa. The consequences include an RMB 500/day fine and a probable prohibition from returning to China in the near future.
Spoons and forks are not available at restaurants. You’ll need to practice using chopsticks. It’s critical…
Don’t keep comparing China to other countries. China has its own distinct charm. The more time you devote to touring China, the more you will learn.
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