Shanghai Disneyland prohibits visitors from bringing their own food into the park. What other overlord clauses did you encounter during your trip?

Not long ago, the case of Shanghai Disneyland prohibiting tourists from bringing their own food into the park was prosecuted, and many people were concerned. A few months ago, a college student from East China University of Political Science and Law in Shanghai was stopped by the staff when he entered Disneyland, his backpack was forcibly checked and the food he found was forcibly discarded. This bag-rummaging behavior is not only aimed at the college student, but also at every visitor who comes to play. In my opinion, this kind of bag-rummaging behavior is extremely disrespectful to tourists. Such rules seriously infringe on the legitimate rights and interests of tourists and are overlord clauses.

Besides Disney, there are many similar overlord clauses in our trip. Let me tell you a personal experience.

In the past, many travel agencies arranged shopping, which was understandable, but forced shopping was too much. This is the overlord clause. After the college entrance examination, I came to a scenic spot to travel. Seeing someone selling medicinal herbs, I thought that grandma was in poor health, and this kind of medicinal herbs could just cure grandma's illness, so I went to have a look.

I picked two small ginseng, which looks like dozens of grams. When I was ready to pay, the boss said to help me crush the herbs, otherwise it would be difficult to make wine. There was a big bag after crushing, which was obviously added by the boss. I felt bad, so I said I didn't want to buy it, so I turned around and left, but a few big men came out behind me, and the boss kindly told me that I couldn't buy it if I was pressed. I had to buy 200 grams of crushed 1 g at the price of 6 yuan1g, which actually cheated me as a student.

Let's have a snack when we go out to play in the future. Don't buy things in scenic spots if you can. If you are cheated, you must take up magic weapons to protect your legitimate rights and interests.