Like Japanese using their newly accepted JTB card who brought back bags of Kent cigarettes, Coach bags, Dunlop golf clubs and Rolex watches in the pioneer days of Japanese tourism to the U.S. in the early 1980s, the cachet for Chinese visitors of appearing wealthy and successful to family, friends, and work colleagues is definitely also a factor.

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Any Tibetan pilgrim wanting to pray must have his bags and identity card thoroughly checked by police.

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Then the mementos are put into plastic bags with a note card with the date of collection, the fallen service member's name and the grave number.

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Have nice business card holders in multiple quantities for all the bags you bring to professional events, and keep each stocked with your current cards.

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