Have you ever encountered any pitfalls while traveling?

Hello, I am more willing to travel, so I have some of my own experiences and thoughts. Although every scenic spot is good and has its own characteristics, the place that makes me feel most uncomfortable is The main reason is that the charges are too high and some are not transparent. The price will be told to you after you have experienced it, so as long as you are careful, you will not step into the trap

Yunnan is famous for its jade production, and it is close to The jade kingdom of Myanmar. Tourists who come to Lijiang often buy jade, but they usually remain in the dark about it. In places such as Dali and Lijiang in Yunnan, the sales method of "recognizing fellow villagers" is common, that is, marrying tourists and pretending to be fellow townsmen to bring the two parties closer together, and finally defraud tourists into buying jewelry. These jewelry are often shoddy and mostly fake. The jewelry in the boutique area is priced at tens of thousands, but after identification, it is usually fakes sold at street stalls worth 20 to 30 yuan. When purchasing goods, the tour guide will inadvertently say in surprise that our boss is from the same hometown as you. Afterwards, the boss appeared, asked about a certain place in his hometown with concern, and then introduced his business scale of tens of millions.

The "boss" will also frankly report his family disgrace and the inside story of the jewelry industry, saying that the jewelry products he sells have dozens of times the profit, and use painstaking tactics to increase the other party's trust. Finally, the boss must be so arrogant that he sells one or two sets of precious jewelry to fellow villagers at the cost price, which is a few tenths of the marked price. This trick of recognizing fellow villagers often works, and many tourists with profound knowledge also fall into the trap.

Mountain Taishan is unique among the five mountains, with majestic and spectacular natural scenery and rich human history. It carries the essence of China’s five thousand years of history and is a symbol of Chinese culture. Back then, Confucius climbed Mount Tai and made the world smaller. Now, the people of Mount Tai are also proud of the world. As a tourist on Mount Tai, you have to be careful, and from time to time you have to pay for taking photos: get money.

The slightest excuse or dissatisfaction is disrespectful to Mount Tai. At the least, it will attract scolding and threats, and at worst, it will attract "fists and kicks" from the Taishan people. Incidents of tourists being beaten and injured continue to occur. My feeling is that there are many illegal hotels for tourists to stay under Mount Tai. If you are not careful, you will be ripped off. If there is a dispute, the Taishan people will be very angry and the consequences will be serious.

Good luck.