As long as the flights are maintained, I tell myself that things will be fine."The Chinese embassy in Paris is calling on its nationals to be extra vigilant.
In China, images of last weekend's violence circulated widely on social networks and in the media.
If the streets are invaded by rioters, we will not dare to go out and if public transport is disrupted, we will not be able to get around."Postponing or canceling a trip to France is expensive.
You know, for Chinese tourists, safety comes first and their stay is very short, they mainly visit the major sites and museums.
If I come across a demonstration, I don't go near, I run away!""If the situation were really serious, Chinese planes would no longer go to France.
Li Jun, a retiree who is due to go to London and Paris in a month, will therefore closely follow the upcoming demonstrations.
The increase in demonstrations worries Chinese tourists who plan to visit Paris in the coming weeks.
If these are closed, their trip no longer has any interest."Unfortunately for Wang Weishuang this will be the case.
He organizes group trips to Paris and explains:"Tourists worry about their safety there.
Hong Kong has placed France in yellow, the first level for travelers.