Is Yunnan tourism really a pity?

It's a pure play group. The contract says there are no shopping items. Fees include tickets, accommodation, meals, down jackets and oxygen.

I specifically asked about oxygen and meals, and the tour group said both. It doesn't matter.

Later on the plateau, I was miserably bought an oxygen pit.

Invisible shopping point

After arriving at the plateau, I visited a Tibetan family. Tibetans call the boy Tashi and the girl Zhuo Ma. That Tibetan Zhuo Ma is very beautiful. She led a group of tourists to her home to talk about Tibetan customs, which was quite good at first. What impressed me more was that there were sofas and benches in the living room. Men sit on the sofa, and women can only sit on the bench. It is also obvious that men and women are inferior to Tibetans now. The boys in their family were sent to the temple to learn carving and other crafts, while the girls cooked at home and did farm work, waiting to get married in the future. .

After talking about some customs, Zhuo Ma began to talk about the magic of their Tibetan medicine and silverware. For example, after the silver comb is soaked in hot water, scraping, rheumatism, lumbar disc herniation and insomnia can be cured!

I began to realize that they were selling silverware.

After a while, Zhuo Ma uncovered the cloth on the table covered with red cloth in the living room, on which were all kinds of silver combs, bracelets, belts and cups. Zhuo Ma said that they were flooded a few years ago, and the government gave them 10 ton of snowflake silver to sell as handicrafts. If they buy it, they will do good. Then, they will send the names of the people they bought to the temple, and the living Buddha will pray for your family.

Silver is very cheap, one gram. I want to buy one because it looks good. As a result, I laughed at the price.

A dozen pieces of silver a gram, the gram of a bracelet is about 40 grams, and the price is three or four thousand.

The price of things on the table is not lower than that of 600 yuan, which is basically three or four thousand yuan.

One of the cups with a silver liner, 1988.

My friend and I disappeared in silence. Your friend's handiwork is too valuable. . .