Jiuzhaigou's post-disaster reconstruction was basically completed. Do you still want to go to Jiuzhaigou after reconstruction?

After three years of hard work, the post-disaster reconstruction of Jiuzhaigou has finally been basically completed, and most of its functions have basically recovered. Many people don't want to go to Jiuzhaigou anymore. I think we should go and see it sometime.

Jiuzhaigou, a scenic spot in China, attracts a large number of tourists every year. However, due to the impact of the earthquake, many landscapes in Jiuzhaigou were destroyed, but with the efforts of many staff, Jiuzhaigou has basically completed the reconstruction work. After learning this news, the voices of netizens are also divided into two types. Many people want to see it again, and some people don't want to go again. Some people don't want to go to Jiuzhaigou, because Jiuzhaigou used to be a natural scenery, but now most of it is artificial after reconstruction, and the previous feeling has long since disappeared.

Actually, I don't think so. I think Jiuzhaigou today is still worth seeing. Although many places have been destroyed and artificially restored, Jiuzhaigou's disaster resistance has also been improved after this transformation. I believe this kind of thing won't happen again. Although they are all artificially restored, the scenery is still beautiful and worth seeing for tourists who have never been there. In addition to the beautiful scenery, there are of course many new pictures that are very attractive after this reappearance. In addition, you can feel the damage caused by the earthquake to nature and witness the vicissitudes of Jiuzhaigou, which is also an alternative feeling.

For example, the Wenchuan earthquake left an earthquake site just to let everyone remember it. As long as the scenery remains beautiful, it will attract a large number of tourists. And now it has been rebuilt, I believe it will soon restore its former vitality, and tourism will soon be re-developed. So if there is an opportunity, of course, I will go and see it.