Why do people in China love taking pictures so much?

No matter which scenic spot, there is always such a scene: camera in hand, shutter click, "eggplant" shouting over and over again, taking photos in front of landmark scenic spots and celebrity inscriptions ... Love taking photos, which seems to be the concentrated expression of China people's tourism enthusiasm.

Some people say that whether a scenic spot is hot or not depends on how many people are waiting in line to take pictures in China. However, people have caused a lot of trouble because they love taking pictures. Some people don't miss the bus enough, some people simply don't eat or drink to get time to take pictures, and some tour guides have conflicts to prevent tourists from taking pictures in dangerous areas. ...

Among them, it is not difficult to see the subtle psychological changes of China people from poverty to wealth and from weakness to strength. Going to Beijing and Shanghai was a once-in-a-lifetime event. How can such an important historical event be recorded without video? Therefore, we, who have always been frugal, especially cherish this opportunity. No matter how tight our pockets are and how short our time is, we should take some photos, which can make us grateful and remember for a lifetime. On the other hand, taking photos can give us capital and reason to share our experiences with others. Especially those middle-aged and elderly people who have suffered 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 pictures just to show off and have face. The "face-saving" mentality such as "I saw the Eiffel Tower with my own eyes" and "I touched the water in Maldives" also created the special style of Chinese photos. People are always the subject of photos, and the scenery is always the background.

As we all know, the word "enjoyment" was originally based on "having" a certain material foundation. If we can just go to Bali to bask in the sun and go to Paris to drink red wine like developed countries, perhaps the impulse to "visit here" will not be so strong. Like many backpackers' cameras, we will pay more attention to the scenery, the scenery and life.

If taking photos becomes the only pleasure of traveling and the background becomes the only value of scenic spots, we may need to examine whether taking photos while watching scenic spots is a habit or a sincere hobby. In fact, the ability to enjoy travel also needs to be cultivated. Next time we are in a hurry to hold up the camera and queue up as a souvenir, we might as well stop and take a picture with your eyes. You can close your eyes, draw a beautiful picture with your mind first, and then try to photograph it. Everyone will press the shutter, but the scenery taken by everyone is different. Isn't it a pleasure to take pictures of the beautiful scenery you found and give it to your friends as postcards?