Chinese tourists defecating on the roadside of Jeju Island... ”Even if we point it out, they ignore it” = Korea

A photo of a Chinese tourist defecating in the streets of Cheju Island has gone viral, causing controversy. On the 19th, many people on social media and online commented, "Chinese people are so awful. You should definitely see this."
The article, titled "Chinese people are still okay with coming to Jeju for vacation, but they are making their children defecate on the side of the road in other countries. As an islander, I'm worried about this.
"I was so angry that I called the police," he said, releasing photos and footage. The footage shows a boy who appears to be around 3 or 4 years old with his trousers down and defecating next to a roadside tree along a busy main road.
The video shows the child being taken to a hospital. A woman who appears to be the child's mother and her group are nearby, but no one stops the child. When the child finishes using the toilet, the woman bends down and taps his body.
"The child who defecates and the mother next to him are both Chinese tourists," said A. "The people around me pointed this out in English, but I didn't understand the Chinese language.
"People just ignored them," he said, describing the situation at the time. The act of defecating on the side of the road can be punished under the Minor Offenses Punishment Act.
Article 3 of the Minor Offenses Punishment Law states, "In places such as roads, parks, and other places where many people gather or pass by,
The law clearly states that "Anyone who indiscriminately spits or defecates in designated areas may be subject to a fine of up to 100,000 won (approximately 11,400 yen) or detention."