Japanese tourists deported for indecent photo at Great Wall of China

Two Japanese tourists were detained for two weeks and subsequently deported from China after taking a controversial photo at the Great Wall of China, local media reported. The incident involved a man who exposed his buttocks and a woman who took the photo at the popular tourist site near Beijing. The Embassy of Japan in China confirmed that the two Japanese nationals were detained by local authorities on January 3 and returned to Japan later that month. The tourists were reportedly arrested on-site by security guards before being held for approximately two weeks. Exposing one's lower body in public is illegal in China, leading to detention, and is considered offensive in the culture. The tourists reportedly stated that the act was intended as a prank. However, the embassy declined to comment further on the case, citing privacy concerns. It remains unclear whether the tourists will face further penalties, such as fines or travel bans. The incident has generated significant outrage in China, especially given the historical context of Japan's colonial occupation of China in the 1930s and 1940s. A hashtag related to the event gained over 60 million views on Chinese social media platform Weibo, with many users expressing their disapproval of the tourists’ actions.

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