The phenomenon of deceiving tourists in tourist attractions is serious. What should I do?

Hello, I prefer to travel abroad, so I have some experience and ideas. Although each scenic spot is very good and has its own characteristics, what bothers me most is that the fees are too high and some of them are not transparent. I won't tell you the price until you have experienced it, so I won't step on the pit as long as I'm careful.

Yunnan is famous for producing jade, and it is close to the jade kingdom of Myanmar. Visitors to Lijiang often buy jade, but they are generally kept in the dark after being slaughtered. In Dali, Lijiang and other places in Yunnan, there is a common sales method of "recognizing fellow villagers", that is, climbing relatives with tourists, pretending to be fellow villagers to narrow the distance between the two sides, and finally defrauding tourists to buy jewelry. These jewels are often shoddy and most of them are fakes. Jewelry with a price of tens of thousands in the boutique area, after identification, is generally a fake stall of 20 to 20 in 30 yuan. When shopping, the commentator will inadvertently say with surprise that our boss is from the same town as you. Later, the boss appeared, asked about the situation in a certain place in his hometown with concern, and then introduced his tens of millions of business scale.

The "boss" will also frankly report his dirty laundry and the inside story of the jewelry industry, saying that the jewelry products he runs have dozens of times of profits and increase the trust of the other party with risks. Finally, the boss must be very heroic and sell one or two sets of valuable jewelry to his fellow villagers at the cost price, that is, a few tenths of the marked price. Recognizing fellow villagers is often effective, and many tourists with deep roads will fall into the pit.

The five mountains in Mount Tai are unique, with magnificent natural scenery and rich human history. It bears the essence of China's 5,000-year history and is a symbol of China culture. At that time, Confucius climbed Mount Tai, and the world was small. Now, Taishan people are also proud of the world. Tourists are on Mount Tai, so you should be careful. Every now and then, you have to pay for taking your picture: take money.

A little excuse or dissatisfaction is disrespect for Mount Tai, ranging from scolding threats to the "boxing courtesy" of Taishan people, and tourists are constantly injured. My feeling is that there are many black shops for tourists to stay under Mount Tai. If they are not careful, they will be slaughtered. If there is a dispute, Taishan people will be very angry and the consequences will be very serious.

Good luck.