Message from hlien

[Anonymous]

I like this film because it depicted real events that actually took place locally last year in the San Gabriel valley in which residents protested against their neighborhood being turn into maternal tourist shelters.
(See http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-asian-anchor-babies-wealthy-chinese-20150826-story.html)

It also brought to mind another issue that tourists from China have notoriously been associated with in recent days: Rude and obnoxious behavior.
(See http://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1671504/rude-awakening-chinese-tourists-have-means-not-manners)

For those who enjoy this film, there is a sequel to this movie that takes place in San Marino, in which foreign property investments in briefly addressed. But it contains a great amount of classic Chinese conversations(similar to Shakespeare in English). As a result, a lot is lost in the translation - provided that you can find one with English subtitle.