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Q: Is there an outdoorsy camping sub-culture in China?
Curious if there's any sort of outdoorsy camping sub-culture in China. I've seen shops that sell hiking gear and camping gear, and I've seen people at local parks with small tents set up on sunny days, but that's it. Are there any genuine camp ground sites around China, or do all outdoors enthusiasts simply stay in local hotels/motels when they go "camping"?
I have yet to meet a student or a Chinese person who has ever been camping. Part because of their lack of time, and I think it is just not a common thing to do. It is too bad, I wish they had more time.
It doesn't seem very common. Some years ago when my Chinese mother in law visited us back home she asked "what are those things" as we raced past some caravans on a highway. Genereally I find Chinese people to be "affraid" of nature, despite it being, historically speaking, very new to live in cities, I find tja majority of Chinese to be rather distant from nature.
I did however find this http://www.21rv.com/newsinchina/2012-8/23/14052076297.html
Is not common in china,just live in the hotel when travel,you can search on the google maybe there have .
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