Beijing: Just Plain Unfriendly to Tourists.
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It's so exhausting. It feels less like a vacation and more like an ordeal.
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It's like willingly putting yourself through hardship.
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I totally get it; every point you made resonates deeply. Guess why I commented on your post? I actually searched specifically for 'bad Beijing travel experiences'.
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Hahaha, ladies! My heartfelt post has unexpectedly blown up.
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Beijing is one of those cities you just can't bring yourself to like after visiting as a tourist.
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And even living here now, the longer I stay, the more I want to leave.
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It's genuinely a tough experience; even if you have money, you can't seem to have a good time.
Plus, the subways are insanely crowded and not convenient at all. I'm never coming alone again. -
Hugs, sis.
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Guess why I searched for this?
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Hahaha, the victim's alliance!
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I hesitate to complain, but it was definitely the most exhausting trip I've ever had. Still, it's one of those places you feel you have to visit once in your lifetime.
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Hahaha, true! Once is definitely enough. Hopefully, any future visit can be a bit more relaxed.
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An older woman was trying to get me to take her car service. I declined. After we chatted a bit, she offered a lower price. I still said, 'Never mind, I'm not interested.' She then snapped, 'What do you think Beijing is? A place where you can just decide to take a ride or not whenever you please? You think this is your own home or something?!' I was stunned. Was it just her bad manners, or some kind of local superiority complex? I just retorted, 'Yeah, it's your city, your rules, fine.'
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She's out there hustling for passengers, what's there to be so arrogant about?
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I've been here for days and haven't had a single satisfying meal. The Luzhu (a local stew) was incredibly salty and even bitter. I ate at a mall food court and ended up with diarrhea after 2 AM.
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I've just been surviving on bread every day while in Beijing.