At about 12:00 on March 15, the first flight of Hong Kong Airlines, "Hong Kong-Beijing Daxing" HX308, landed steadily. With an Israeli passenger arriving at the border inspection duty site, Beijing Daxing International Airport welcomed the first inbound passenger with a Chinese visa issued before March 28, 2020 and still valid. "After seeing the news, I bought the tickets at the first time. I am glad to be the first foreign passenger to enter Daxing International Airport after the new policy was implemented, and I also felt the open and inclusive China," said Joseph, the passenger. From 0:00 on March 15, the National Immigration Administration further adjusted the visa and entry policies for foreigners in China. The reporter saw a lot of foreigners on duty at some ports of entry and border inspection in the country. "Foreigners who come to China with visas issued before March 28, 2020 and are still valid are allowed to enter China." - This news excited Cao Gepan, a Canadian living in Hong Kong. He immediately bought the ticket for the 15th. "I haven't seen you for three years. As soon as I heard the news, I packed my bags and wanted to see them earlier." On the morning of the 15th, Cao Gepan entered from Shenzhen Luohu Port, looking forward to meeting friends in Guangzhou. In the immigration inspection hall of Luohu Port, the "waiting area for travel group" sign is conspicuous, and the relevant information collection and entry card filling desk are crowded. There are immigration management police on duty who are providing advice and guidance for foreign tourists. In response to the policy adjustment, Luohu Border Inspection Station upgraded the inspection system, strengthened the training of front-line police, strengthened the "fast customs clearance" and improved the "excellent service" to ensure the safety and efficiency of passenger customs clearance. "It is not only convenient for passengers to travel, but also our work process has been further optimized." The relevant person in charge of the border inspection station of Daxing International Airport said that the next step will continue to refine the work measures, and prepare for the continuous growth of the entry-exit flow by strengthening the flow monitoring, improving service guidance, opening passenger channels and other measures. The port of Friendship Pass in Pingxiang, Guangxi is drizzly and the kapok flowers are blooming. At about 15:00, 19 newly arrived Vietnamese tourists were waiting to enter the country at zero kilometers from the border between China and Vietnam. According to the latest entry policies: resume the visa-free entry policies of Hainan, Shanghai cruise, Hong Kong and Macao, Guangdong, and Guilin, Guangxi for ASEAN tourist groups. "I am very excited to be the first wave of Vietnamese tourists after the adjustment of the entry policy, because China is my second hometown." Vietnamese tourist Feng Shihong Xiu once studied in China. In her eyes, China is "beautiful scenery, numerous delicacies and hospitable people". "After the policy adjustment, we received more than 200 consulting calls in just one day," said Liang Yunyan, the general manager of Guangxi Pingxiang Peace International Travel Service Co., Ltd., and there were many teams waiting. Zhang Tingting, the immigration management police on duty at the Youyi Customs Border Inspection Station of the Guangxi Entry-Exit Frontier Inspection Station, said that in order to meet the needs of the tourist group for rapid customs clearance, the border inspection station is strengthening the connection with the cultural and tourism departments and travel agencies, scientifically predicting the customs clearance passenger flow, and increasing the deployment of the police force on duty. Huang Jiahui, a Thai guide who has worked in Shenzhen for many years, has started to prepare for the recovery of overseas tour groups. "It is planned to investigate some new 'online red punch points' to let tourists feel the changes in the Great Bay Area