According to the French European Times Network, whether it is the Austrian town of Hallstatt, the Spanish town of Brihuega, or the British town of Kidlington, these European towns all experienced obscurity, but they became famous overnight, and the reason for their sudden popularity was tourists from China.

In fact, the Austrian town Hallstatt was listed on the World Heritage List by the United Nations as early as 1997. Lavender products in Brihuega, a Spanish town, account for 10% of the world lavender industry, while Kidlington, a British town, is one of the largest villages in Britain and the former residence of legendary billionaire richard branson. These little-known highlights were spread because of the arrival of tourists from China.