According to SBS, Ayr, a small town in the far north of Kunzhou, has recently launched racist satirical posters against backpackers.
The poster, which appears in the town, is aimed at backpackers from non-northern European populations.
The posters were posted in a shop window in Ayr. It says, "unless you're a descendant of northern Europe, speak English, and if you're not a thot, you're not welcome here."
Thot is a slang term that is often understood as a prostitute. The poster also says: "Ayr is a place where backpackers are not welcome."
The region is an agricultural area and one of Australia's highest sugarcane yields.
As a result, Ayr has attracted a lot of overseas travelers who come here to find a farm job.
Burdekin Shire Mayor Lyn McLaughlin said she was shocked by the racist poster.
"I was shocked by the message in this poster. Those responsible for the matter should be ashamed. We fully welcome backpackers here not only because of the work they do here, but because they add cultural diversity to the community. Cultural diversity makes Burdekin a perfect place to live and enriches our way of life. "
The police are currently investigating the matter.
Just a few weeks ago, racist posters appeared near Ryde, Sydney, calling for an end to 457 visas, a ban on Asian immigrants and a crackdown on overseas businessmen.
Anyone with knowledge of the poster and the behind-the-scenes personnel should contact the police at 1800 333,000.