What is the significance of tourism? classic quotations

What is the significance of tourism? After entering the new millennium, China's economic situation has greatly improved, people's living conditions have become very rich, and many people have become rich. In a comfortable life, many people look for excitement and other recreational activities, and tourism has become the most fashionable industry. This is why we want to travel.

After China entered the 2nd/kloc-0th century, the word "tourism" seems to be the most fashionable word, and tourism has also become the most respected activity.

It should be said that tourism is a higher-level spiritual activity derived from a high degree of material civilization, which brings people the enjoyment of beauty and the sublimation of sentiment.

However, as far as the current situation is concerned, this is not entirely the case, or it is not the case at all. In recent years, it has gradually evolved into a national movement, and tourism has become a flood.

The rich and the poor, the old and the young, with their families and friends, have formed a mighty tourist army, which is overwhelming and surging everywhere, enough to make Xi Zi frown and change the color of Huangshan Mountain.

Since the establishment of the tourism company, the tourism industry has been in a state of chaos; Tourism, an elegant and civilized lifestyle, has been completely changed by the smell of copper.

Tourism has become synonymous with eating and shopping, the purpose of which is to go out for eating and shopping.

What's more, tourist resorts have become places of fraud, deception, brutality and violence.

The tour guide became a shopping guide. Their explanation of tourist attractions is even more absurd. Ghost fox monster, nonsense. Natural scenery, talk about feng shui superstition; Cultural relics and then fall in love.

Tourism has completely lost its spiritual connotation and been kidnapped and desecrated by excessive material and money when it is packaged into commodities and sold in large quantities.

All kinds of tourism projects are trying their best to catch your eye and stare at your pocket. Take a trip to Shanghai, Hangzhou and Nanjing in two days, and there are also three or two hundred yuan; There is also 6.5438+0.8 million yuan for you to float on the ocean in a luxury tanker for half a year.

What is most exasperating and hateful is that those travel companies fool their aunts who seldom go out for most of their lives to buy home appliances and toilets in Japan. Although they spent their own money, they lost the face of the country.

On holidays, tourism becomes a war. Soldiers are a mixed brand army composed of men, women and children, and units of different sizes. Although the clothes are different, the soldiers of each unit have a uniform yellow or red hat as a sign of distinguishing them from other units. They followed closely behind a little girl holding a small red flag, and charged at each scenic spot with the harsh horn sound and the slogan of "three disciplines and eight attentions"

The scenic spot has become a fierce battlefield. Some people were beaten, scolded, "slaughtered", punished, shed tears and bled. This scene reminds me of Eugene Delacroix's famous painting "Leading the People Freely", which reflects the French Revolution. However, when I associate this solemn and sacred picture a century and a half ago with this ridiculous picture in front of me, I also feel an unspeakable sadness, which is the kind of sadness that utilitarianism and vulgarity override culture and civilization.

The tour guide guides the tourists.

When we cross the river like crucian carp or grasshoppers, a few people will calmly think, why should we travel? What did we get from this trip? What can you get besides bringing home a full stomach of delicious food, a full camera photo, aching all over and a small bag of fine products? Can't you decide your journey? Should I spend money on a rope, tie myself up and let others lead me?

Blank and silent, no one can answer, and no one is willing to answer this question.

Anyone who comes back from a trip often talks about the fact that I have been to a certain place. I bought this thing at a scenic spot. What is its value? If we put aside material factors and rise to the spiritual level to answer "why do we travel?" Then I can see the essence of contemporary tourism, that is "vanity satisfaction", which is the spiritual enjoyment enjoyed by most contemporary tourists.

I have never studied when tourism, a human activity that marks the progress of social civilization, originated. Perhaps, this is a subconscious recollection of the nomadic life of our ancestors after mankind mastered the farming civilization and took root in the land. Perhaps it is human yearning for beauty and holiness! Because human beings are always looking for the Garden of Eden in their hearts in constant wandering and migration. Noah's ark, Moses left Egypt, may be the oldest travel seed planted for mankind!

Therefore, if tourism is the evolution of ancient civilization in which human beings sacrifice their ancestors, then the essence of tourism, like pilgrimage to Mecca, is sacred and solemn.

I traveled all over Kyushu. He is a kind of tourism. Qu yuan's "coming to Cangwu early and coming to the county garden late" is tourism; Li Daoyuan tourism, let us no longer have the barrier of water, Xu Xiake tourism, let us no longer have the barrier of mountains.

You spend two hours walking in the suburbs in autumn to bring back a poem, and you spend ten days bringing back a lot of imported goods from Europe or Japan with a lot of hot money. Who will gain more?

It is the edification and enjoyment of tourism spirit, so the mountains are not high, the water is not deep, the road is not far, and there is not much money.

Ancient literati left rich spiritual wealth for future generations in their travel notes. When Wang Bolin was in Wang Tengting, the splendor of "A lone bird in the sunset, Qi Fei, autumn water * * *", when Chen Ziang boarded Youzhou Taiwan, he mused that "the heavens and the earth are endless, and I shed tears alone", Li Taibai sat alone in Jingting Mountain, Du Zimei's charm of "other mountains in the world look short", Ouyang Xiu's "The Preface to Drunk Pavilion" and Fan Zhongyan's "The Story of Yueyang Tower" still made people.

The Lotus Picker puts the Lotus Picker in the lotus leaf, as if the color is the same, and the girl's face is hidden in the blooming lotus, which sets each other off.

Lotus is mixed in the lotus pond, which is hard to recognize. I didn't know anyone was picking lotus in the pond until I heard the song-picking lotus.

Somewhere in the south of the Yangtze River, there are lotus and lotus leaves. A wuyue girl with a pink face and a green skirt rowed a boat, sang Jiangnan minor and picked lotus flowers.

If you travel in rural areas around Jiangsu and Zhejiang, what will happen if you see this beautiful scenery?

It's simple. Pick up the phone and click, where are you going! Modern civilized people are unwilling to worry too much about other aspects except fame and fortune. Therefore, a high level of material civilization will only make people become philistine and lazy.

Facing this beautiful scenery, Changling Wang was infected and excited, but there was no camera at that time, so I had to reflect it in my mind first. After some whimsy, it was written at the end of the pen, and this beautiful moment was fixed with a seven-character quatrain and twenty-eight words.

Facing the lotus, the green skirt is hidden in the lotus leaf. People and lotus are integrated and inseparable. I didn't know it was a girl until I heard a beautiful song approaching.

This poem is plain and popular, and there is nothing complicated and profound. The key is that Wang Changling faced the beautiful scenery in the south of the Yangtze River with a poetic heart, and after inner filtering and nourishing, he sublimated a wonderful poem.

Most modern people don't remember the scenery in their hearts, but in their cameras.

Perhaps, people will say that they are a generation of literati, not as good as us ordinary people. Maybe! However, we can't leave a spiritual wealth to people all over the world, but when we end a trip, can we bring some spiritual things to our relatives and friends? For example, a book, a handicraft with local characteristics, or if you have this fun, you can give them a poem or a travel book.

In today's era, I'm afraid many people will laugh their heads off. But please don't laugh!

Since tourism is a civilized lifestyle, it can only promote the progress and development of human civilization.