What will Chinese be forbidden to ask tourists in Bejing?

Citizens of one Bejing neighborhood will be forbidden to ask foreign tourists about religion, politics or their love life, during Olympic games.

Across Doncheng area, which is well known among tourists and where Forbidden city is located, has been covered up with big posters with recommendations about what Chinese should not ask tourists who will be visiting Bejing.

- Do not ask questions of personal nature, nor questions about the origin, salary or how much money they would spend in Bejing - says on the posters, set by the Government of Chinese capital.

- Do not ask about their age, marriage status, nor their health, family life, religion and political issues, nor love life - also says.

Chinese authorities wished with these posters to continue with their campaign whose purpose is to show to the world a good face of Bejing during Olympic games, which will be held from August, 8th-24th.

Some of the previously mentioned recommendations is also advice to the citizens of Bejing not to spit on the street and to wait in the lines with patience. Foreigners who visit China are often surprised by personal questions their hosts ask, who happen to think it is just chit chat. 450.000 tourists, sportsmen and officials are expected to visit Bejing during August.