A hotel in Harbin launched Yuanyang Hot Spring, is it favored by tourists?

Yuanyang hot spring? Spicy pool? The pot is full of all kinds of peppers, and some crabs are floating on the water. At first glance, it really looks like a hot pot. Many guests tried to get into the water one after another driven by curiosity, but the effect was really good. Customers are full of praise, saying that the pool is warm and the peppers in the pool are really, really hot. ?

First, question the waste of food.

Once exposed, Yuanyang Hot Pot Hot Spring was quickly questioned by the public. Some netizens said that the hotel was wasting food and questioned the safety of Yuanyang Hot Spring. The person in charge of the hotel said that this kind of hot pot bath was introduced in Chongqing as early as last year, and the effect is also very good this year. We have to put about 20 kilograms of pepper at a time, half of which is real and half is plastic. In addition, the person in charge of the hotel also said that the nutrition of these peppers will be absorbed by the human body, so there is no saying that food is wasted.

Second, it is questioned that the nutrition of pepper can not be absorbed by the skin.

Some netizens also think that this pool of peppers is not burned. If someone is allergic to Chili, the consequences are unimaginable. Some netizens believe that the hotel's claim that it can absorb Chili nutrition is completely nonsense. Can Chili nutrition be absorbed by the skin? This is obviously just hype. But in fact, the effect of this hot pot hot spring is similar to that of ordinary hot springs, but it has a little more effect of dispelling cold. Whether it is harmful to the body depends on the physical condition of the individual. After all, pepper is irritating, so people with sensitive skin are advised not to try it, otherwise it is not worth it if something goes wrong. Besides, I don't recommend parents to take care of their children. If children accidentally get the pool water into their eyes while playing, it will definitely damage their eyesight. I hope consumers will consume rationally.

Third, is it suitable to go to hot springs at this stage?

Soaking in hot springs is really good for your health, but the epidemic situation in China is not optimistic now. I hope everyone will go to densely populated places as little as possible. We can wait for the epidemic to ease before going out to travel, which is a wise choice. What's more, there have been cases in Heilongjiang, and it is obviously not appropriate to travel now.