Most people have to register online. The only fly in the ointment is that the location of Qian Chao and the emergency passage is basically hopeless. If you don't want to choose a seat manually, you can go to the position recommended by the window first. After the security check, you can go directly to the lounge and wait in the lobby, which is detrimental to the situation.
Never enter the room run by e-commerce, where there are a bunch of people called back and forth by the boss. Even if they can't get into the VIP building, they will take the VIP room and airline lounge as the minimum bottom line. China's restrooms are poorly equipped, so you can't wear them, drink water, work hard with an empty stomach and grab instant noodles with some middle-aged and elderly people. Might as well pour a glass of red wine (if there is one).
Even if you fly first class, you are too lazy to help you with your luggage. This will only make you look like an idiot, not a gentleman. The stewardess asks you what to drink, and water will be fine. When you ask for food, you should at least blurt it out fluently. Only guests sitting in cabin F will waste their time on coffee, Tieguanyin and Pu 'er.
Throw away impurities on the plane and (Global Times) don't watch soap operas in your notebook. At this time, you can take a paper book with you, instead of taking the whole English book as a foreign guest. Sometimes you are a fool if you overdo it. When reading, you can also look at the sky outside the window from time to time. If you keep a low profile, you may have a chance to enter the cockpit. Taking pictures here is more eye-catching than any first-class perspective. However, under any circumstances, don't rush to find the signature. Young people with fever are like this.
I believe that if we can do this, we can successfully disguise a low profile.