Chinese people love to take pictures wherever they go

During the Spring Festival that just passed, no matter which scenic spot you visit, you will inevitably see this scene: holding a camera in your hand, clicking the shutter, shouting "eggplant" over and over, taking pictures in front of iconic scenic spots and celebrity inscriptions Photos...the love of taking photos seems to be the epitome of Chinese people's enthusiasm for traveling. Some people say that whether a tourist attraction is popular depends on how many Chinese people line up to take photos. However, because of their love of taking pictures, people also get into a lot of trouble. Some people miss the bus because they don't take enough pictures, some don't eat or drink in order to gain time for taking pictures, and some tour guides get into conflicts in order to prevent tourists from taking pictures in dangerous areas... Among them, it is not difficult to see the subtle changes in the mentality of Chinese people from poor to rich, from weak to strong. In the past, a trip to Beijing and Shanghai was considered a once-in-a-lifetime event. How could such an important historical event not be recorded on video? Therefore, we who have always been thrifty cherish this opportunity very much. No matter how tight our pockets are or how short our time is, we still need to take a few photos so that we can cherish and reminisce for a lifetime. On the other hand, taking photos can give us the capital and reason to share our experiences with others. Especially for middle-aged and elderly people who have been suffering for most of their lives, why not take the photos back and share them with their peers so that everyone can feel their happiness together? However, there are still some people who take photos just to show off and gain face when they come back, "I saw the Eiffel Tower", "I touched the sea water of the Maldives"... This kind of "face-saving" mentality has also created the Chinese-style photos The person with special style is always the subject of the photo, and the scenery is always just the background. As everyone knows, the word "enjoyment" was originally based on the condition of "possessing" a certain material basis. If, like developed countries, we could casually go to Bali to bask in the sun or go to Paris to drink red wine, perhaps the urge to "visit so and so" would not be so strong, and we would be like many " Like a "backpacker" camera, it pays more attention to scenery, scenery and life. If taking pictures becomes the only pleasure of travel, and the background becomes the only value of scenic spots, we may need to examine whether taking pictures when we see scenic spots is a habit or a sincere hobby. In fact, the ability to enjoy traveling also needs to be cultivated. Next time you are busy raising your camera and lining up to take a photo, we might as well stop for a moment and take a photo with your eyes. You can close your eyes, sketch a beautiful scene in your mind, and then think of a way to take a photo of it.

Everyone can click the shutter, but the scenery taken by everyone is different. Isn’t it a joyful thing to take pictures of the beauty you find and send them as postcards to your friends?