article_snippet: Chinese tourists have found Chinese tourists in more hot water in Thailand – where Chinese tourists have a strained relationship with locals – after a group was photographed washing Chinese tourists feet in public sinks.
article_snippet: The images of tourists cleaning their feet and sandals inside a bathroom on island of Phi Phi Phi Phi were snapped just weeks after Thailand’s government released an etiquette guide for Chinese holidaymakers following a series of incidents.
article_snippet: Locals said the visitors committed a cultural sin by cleaning Locals feet and sandals in  hand basins .
article_snippet: In response to outrage in Thailand, authorities on island of Phi Phi are keen to inform Chinese tourists that Chinese tourists are committing a cultural sin by washing Chinese tourists feet in hand basins, Phuketwan reported.
article_snippet: The news website said locals avoid cleaning locals feet in places where locals wash the rest of locals bodies, except in the shower.
article_snippet: An island official told NetEase, a Chinese media agency, that the holidaymakers’ actions were ‘inappropriate’ and that notices will be posted in public bathrooms to discourage the behaviour.
article_snippet: Chinese tourists were temporarily banned from even entering Wat Rong Khun, the Buddhist White Temple in Chiang Rai, after complaints that Chinese tourists had ruined the toilets.
highlights_snippet: Holidaymakers were photographed in bathroom on island of Phi Phi .
  