Kids love to play with pens and doodle on anything they see, but sometimes they doodle on official documents and papers that are really important for us. A similar thing happened to a Chinese man who was on a family trip to South Korea.

A Chinese man was in South Korea for a family trip when his son managed to doodle on the front page of his passport.

When the family was on their way back to China, immigration officers refused to let the man get on the flight as they were not “impressed” with the creative doodle that was present on his passport.

Thanks to the unrecognizable front page of the passport, this includes the passport number, his picture, and personal information.

Immigration officers told Chen, the Chinese man, that he won’t be able to travel home with his family, and his creative son.

The image of the doodle was shared on Weibo, a Twitter-like social media platform in China, along with a plea that requested authorities to help him get home as fast as possible.

The creative son appeared to draw flowers, characters, and a cat on the passport of the Chinese man.

In addition to his photograph, the young man added a bear and hair on his dad’s face.