The following statements are correct: () A. Olympic Stadium, Bird's Nest and Forbidden City belong to cultural tourism resources B. During the Beijing Olympic Games, come.

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Answer choice: a

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Humanistic tourism resources are also called humanistic landscape tourism resources. It refers to the humanistic landscape composed of various social environments, people's lives, historical sites, culture and art, national customs, material production, etc., which has become the object of tourists' sightseeing because of its traditional characteristics. They are the crystallization of human history and culture and the concentrated expression of national characteristics. They not only contain the spiritual and material wealth left over from the long history of mankind, but also include all aspects of human society today. Different from natural landscape tourism resources, human landscape tourism resources can be consciously created by people, and can be enriched by building museums, art galleries, amusement parks, cultural palaces, sports centers, organizing cultural festivals, drama festivals, film festivals, music festivals and various folk festivals to attract tourists from afar and form modern human tourism resources.

The main body of tourism is what we usually call tourists. It is the browsing subject of tourist objects. Dialectically speaking, tourism subject is a pair of complementary concepts in tourism behavior. With the tourist subject, there is no tourist object, and vice versa. Tourism subject is the subject of tourism activities and tourism aesthetics. Only by observing and investigating with the tourist object can we become the main body of tourism. Tourism aesthetics is based on the direct examination of tourism objects by tourism subjects.

Research object and content of tourism subject culture

From the cultural point of view, the tourist subject is the carrier and disseminator of culture. Why do you say that? Because the main body of tourism carries the original cultural connotation. Traveling in different cultural spaces will not only spread the original culture to the destination, but also bring back the local culture and customs and spread them to the original cultural environment. The tourist subject is not a simple porter. While spreading culture, he created new cultural and aesthetic achievements through the comparison and edification of two or more cultures. Such as travel notes, travel poems, photographic works, paintings, etc. The most important thing is that in the process of tourism, in the comparison of cultural differences and in the pursuit of cultural exchange, tourism subjects constantly improve their cultural literacy and quality and realize their recognition of truth, goodness and beauty. Tourism culture is an integral part of human culture, and the division of subject and object culture must also conform to the division of cultural internal relations. Culture is a kind of substance that people actively carry out life activities in a certain time and space stage. It includes three main links: the material transformation relationship between man and nature, the transformation relationship between man and social behavior, the self-awareness relationship between man and himself, the self-awareness relationship between man and himself, and the behavior interaction between subject (natural person) and social person in the transformation relationship between man and social behavior, which constitutes the main part of tourism culture. The spiritual part of the material exchange relationship between man and nature and the behavior transformation relationship between man and society forms the tourism object culture. In this lecture, we will focus on the main culture of tourism.

Tourism object refers to the things and phenomena that exist in the natural environment and social life to attract tourists. As the object of tourism, tourism resources are the material basis and conditions for the survival and development of tourism. Without tourism resources, modern tourism activities cannot be formed.