讀後心得

A man traveling in Japan discovered that some Taiwanese tourists were engaging in inappropriate behavior, including wearing hotel slippers outside their rooms, dropping their phones into the river while taking pictures on a bridge, and children screaming uncontrollably in a café. These situations sparked discussions among netizens, particularly regarding the noise from young children, with most people expressing that it is difficult to control and criticizing the parents' leniency. Regarding the issue of wearing slippers, some netizens believe that it should depend on the hotel's regulations, as not all places prohibit it.

A man traveling in Japan noticed three improper behaviors by some Taiwanese travelers, sparking heated discussions. These behaviors include wearing the indoor slippers provided by the hotel outside the room, accidentally dropping a mobile phone into a river while taking photos, and children's emotional outbursts in public places. Many netizens resonated with the noisy situation caused by the children, expressing that young children's emotions are indeed hard to control, especially when encountering indifferent parents.

The original poster shared a post in a Facebook group yesterday (5), indicating that during his trip to Japan, he encountered several Taiwanese travelers, among which three things particularly caught his attention. Firstly, someone wore the hotel indoor slippers outside the room, even not only wearing them while having breakfast in the lobby but also when walking out of the hotel to buy fruits next door. The other two incidents involved Taiwanese travelers accidentally dropping their phones into a river while taking pictures on a bridge, and a Taiwanese boy having an emotional outburst in a quiet café, causing a significant disturbance.

The noisy behavior of children in restaurants resonated most with netizens. Some commented, "The loudest children I encountered in Japan were Taiwanese, and the adults did nothing," while others said, "It is indeed hard to control the crying of young children, especially infants, unless parents can strictly discipline them." Additionally, some shared experiences, stating that they had also encountered Taiwanese travelers making loud noises at certain hotels.

Regarding the issue of wearing slippers outside the room, some netizens believed it depends on the hotel's regulations and that not all accommodations explicitly prohibit this practice. "Some onsen hotels allow wearing indoor slippers and pajamas to the restaurant," "I have seen many Japanese people also wear slippers to dine in hotel restaurants," and another netizen mentioned, "I work at a hotel in Japan, and wearing indoor slippers to the buffet restaurant is allowed; we only specify not to wear yukatas, but wearing slippers outside the hotel is a bit excessive."