Jeju’s Yongmeori Coast — a designated natural monument formed by ancient volcanic cliffs meeting the sea — is one of Korea’s most protected geological sites, often compared to China’s Yantai or Zhangjiajie for its symbolic landscape value.
This week, it became known for
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Jeju’s Yongmeori Coast — a designated natural monument formed by ancient volcanic cliffs meeting the sea — is one of Korea’s most protected geological sites, often compared to China’s Yantai or Zhangjiajie for its symbolic landscape value.
This week, it became known for something else.
A Chinese tourist was photographed allowing her child to defecate on the rocks.
Korean media called it public indecency.
Chinese social media debated whether it was cultural misunderstanding or foreign exaggeration.
Some simply called it what it looked like — marking territory.
#TGTM #ChinaTourist #Jeju #SoftPower #WumaoWatch
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