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"China-ASEAN relations are entering a new stage of holistic development. There is a strong momentum for cooperation in various fields," said Zhang Jinfeng, former Chinese ambassador to Cambodia.

"Chinese consumers, especially those born in the 1980s and 1990s, love living a quality life … they like traveling, caring about their individuality, and have different pursuits to match their lifestyle. More importantly, they love their cultural identity and are willing to show it," she said.

"Cultural centers, performances, popular TV series, movies and fast-growing internet businesses have made our country more attractive around the globe, especially in regions such as Southeast Asia," Chen said.

"Chinese tourism is a big prize in global trade. ... On this front, the US has more to lose than China," Robin Winkler, foreign-exchange strategist at Deutsche Bank, said in a note in June. The trade war "would likely take a severe dent to household income growth to squash the new middle class's appetite for passports and foreign travel. A weaker exchange rate could make foreign travel somewhat less affordable", Winkler added.

"Considering the sales so far, dealers will have a lot of pressure to catch up soon," said Lang.