What is the situation that the signboard of Beijing Botanical Garden can't stop "mortals" from breaking into "Wonderland"?

The spray area of Metasequoia glyptostroboides in Cherry Valley of Beijing Botanical Garden recently ushered in the peak of tourists. The mist in the forest contrasts with the rocks, attracting many photographers to take pictures. However, some of them turned a blind eye to the sign "Don't get off the plank road" and crossed the fence into the Woods to take pictures (see photo). In this regard, the Botanical Garden responded that the original intention of spraying was to create an ecological environment with appropriate humidity for Metasequoia glyptostroboides and its surrounding plants. Tourists just appreciate the light, and crossing the plank road itself is not safe. We call on everyone to have a civilized tour.

Signs are hard to stop uncivilized tourists.

Since March, peach blossoms, cherry blossoms and begonia have been competing for beauty. The continuous sea of flowers in Beijing Botanical Garden attracted many citizens to visit. Old people and children play in the green, and photographers hold "long guns and short guns" to capture the beautiful scenery. However, a few days ago, some netizens pointed out that some people in Cherry Valley ignored the sign "Please don't get off the plank road" and climbed over the fence to play and take pictures in the artificial water mist. The Metasequoia spray area, which was originally a "fairyland on earth", has become a place to dance with the devil.

Yesterday, the Beijing Morning Post reporter came to Beijing Botanical Garden and walked up the mountain along the wooden plank road in Cherry Valley. In the distance, he saw a Metasequoia forest, and white fog rose among the mountains, just like a fairyland. Pedestrians walk through the forest, tourists blend in, stop to remember and sigh the beauty of nature. In fact, the water mist is sprayed from the pipeline at the bottom of the plank road. From a distance, it is curled up and feels wet. In the forest and on the roadside, there is a sign that says "protect plants, don't get off the plank road" every 100 meters. Regrettably, some tourists turned a blind eye to this, helped each other to cross the guardrail of the plank road, avoided stones and walked into the "fairyland", playing with various postures to take pictures.

Most tourists condemn its selfishness.

Seeing this scene, other tourists who usually walk normally on the plank road can't help but feel "excited" and have crossed the plank road to join them. Some people even think that turning the plank road is not enough, and boldly climb the mountain behind them.

Passing children feel fresh when they look at the water mist, pulling their parents and shouting that they want to go in and play. "It's too dangerous, let's not go in!" A mother persuaded her four or five-year-old daughter to leave the wooden fence. "Uncle and aunt didn't do that right!" "Many tourists like this young mother accuse uncivilized tourists of their wanton behavior, saying that they are too selfish. Two photographers who have been supporting tripods for a long time on the edge of the plank road said helplessly that they wanted to take several sets of beautiful photos, but each group had people. " What are they doing? Don't they know that distance produces beauty? "

Botanical Garden: The spray is designed for Metasequoia glyptostroboides.

The staff of Beijing Botanical Garden noticed this phenomenon a long time ago, and specially arranged police, inspectors and security personnel to go to the area during the peak period of holiday tourists to discourage tourists from getting off the plank road. However, people often turned over the plank road just after the inspectors left.

Beijing Morning Post reporter learned from Beijing Botanical Garden that Yingtaogou Metasequoia Forest Nature Reserve is an important wild reserve in Beijing. Spraying is not to attract tourists, but to improve the surrounding ecological environment and ensure the benign growth of Metasequoia glyptostroboides, a national first-class protected plant. Visitors can experience fairyland on the plank road. At the same time, there are a large number of plants under the plank road, and artificial trampling will also affect plants. Due to long-term spraying, the underside of the plank road is very slippery and uneven, and tourists crossing it without authorization will also pose a threat to their own safety. Therefore, in order to ensure the safety of tourists and better protect rare plants, the Botanical Garden will strengthen the management of this area by adjusting the opening hours of spraying drugs and sending more patrol personnel. At the same time, tourists are also called upon to observe the tour order, care for plants and be polite tourists.