讀後心得

A man traveling in Japan discovered some improper behaviors of Taiwanese tourists, including wearing flip-flops outside the hotel, taking photos and dropping their phones on the bridge, and children losing control in a cafe, which sparked heated discussions among netizens. Many people empathized with the noise caused by the children, believing it was even more shocking if the parents did not intervene. As for the behavior of wearing flip-flops, netizens had differing opinions, suggesting it should be determined by the hotel regulations.

A man traveling in Japan witnessed some Taiwanese travelers exhibiting three inappropriate behaviors, sparking intense discussions. The main situations include the following:

• Some travelers wore the indoor slippers provided by the hotel outside their rooms, not only eating breakfast in the lobby but even walking out of the hotel to a nearby fruit shop to buy fruit.
• One traveler accidentally dropped their phone into the river while taking photos on a bridge.
• In a quiet café, a Taiwanese boy lost control of his emotions and screamed loudly.

Among these, the situation regarding children making loud noises in public places resonated with many netizens, with many stating that young children's emotions are difficult to control, and it becomes even more frustrating when parents do not discipline them. One netizen commented, "The loudest child I encountered in Japan was from Taiwan, and the adults didn’t care." Other comments pointed out, "Young children, especially infants, are really hard to control unless parents can discipline them." Additionally, one netizen shared that they experienced a similar situation at a hotel in Osaka, where Taiwanese travelers in the same group were being very noisy.

Regarding the issue of wearing slippers outside the room, some netizens expressed different opinions, believing that it should be viewed according to hotel regulations, as not all accommodations prohibit this behavior. They stated, "Some hot spring hotels allow guests to wear indoor slippers and pajamas to the restaurant for breakfast." Even a Japanese staff member mentioned, "In our hotel, wearing indoor slippers in the buffet restaurant is allowed; the only rule is that you cannot wear a bathrobe, but wearing slippers outside the hotel is a bit excessive."