Singapore's Airport Drama Queen From The PRC

Описание: First airport drama queen

   • Han Fei Zi 2.0 - from hospital drama queen...  

Look at the three red flags that she raised herself. She had no onward ticket. That problem is quite easy to solve. I’ve heard of travellers who were stopped for the same reason. What did they do? They booked their onward tickets on the spot, showed it to the officers and they were let through. She didn’t do that. She somehow thought that she could skirt that requirement by giving the story about going to JB and then to Api which is another name for Kota Kinabalu in Sabah. You need to fly or sail there. 公交车 won’t get you there. Where is your departure ticket for KK? After beating about the bush about going to JB on public transport, she obviously didn’t have it.

No hotel booking. She claimed that she intended to stay with her sister. That’s usually not a problem as long as the address is given. My relatives from China had stayed with my parents and they weren’t stopped or questioned by immigration officers. She messaged her sister and here’s a screenshot she showed on another video. It’s supposed to be an exchange between her and her sister. 因为我们从来没有遇到这样的事情，可能很少有人会这样啊。因为这边都没有说要存款的呀。Who is 我们？ Does it look suspicious? Does it look more like a conversation with a sibling or an agent? Could it be a man who answered when immigration officers called? Maybe that’s why immigration officers asked her if her sister was single.

Travel blogger. Great job. I wish I could do that for a living, except that I can’t. Maybe this mei nu can, but she probably didn’t have the cash or a mobile bank statement to prove it.

Many Singaporeans or even some Chinese netizens would be sniggering when they watch this video. There is one common thing between the three Hanfeizi. They blatantly break the rules then try to wriggle out of the situation after being caught by repeatedly changing the subject or making up some convoluted plan and use that as an excuse to avoid following the rules. I don’t know why she couldn’t do that. Maybe she’s really not sure when she could leave Singapore. Maybe her next destination would have been determined by some outcome in Singapore. There are thousands of things that are illegal in Singapore. It doesn't have to be the flesh trade. Having said that, this mei nu would be so disappointed to know that many who are in fact in the flesh trade manage to get through, simply because they follow all the rules at immigration and break them only after they have safely made it across. She may be the prettiest among the three drama queens, but like them, she’s not very smart.

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