I saw a post in one of China's most well known travel websites.
Basically it says that there is a youth hostel in Chengdu that only accepts foreign travelers. The poster didnt say the name of it and the only infomaton about the hostel is the owner is a Singaporean-Japanese couple. From this info, I think most likely it's Sim's cozy house.
Just a warning, this kind of practice is prohibited in China. If this is true, it could make the front page news should some journalisic decide to write about it
tddnr
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zhaoyun
Where did you read that? Whatever website it was, it was wrong- when I stayed there last September there were Chinese travelers there as well.
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rosstralia
I saw a restaurant at Taishan that had a sign forbidding Japanese from entering.
Is this practice prohibited in China?
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tddnr
The website is tianya.cn travel board
I didnt say it was true. I was just quoting the poster. It could be that some competitor was trying to discredit Sim's cosy house, or something else.
There was an Internet cafe in Qingdao a while ago that had a sign: Koreans Only. This caused some nationalist against koreans. I hope SCH doesnt get caught intween this.
As for that restaurant at Taishan, I am against it.
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