Why is the "ivory mountain" with fire in Zhao Benshan now unrecognizable?

With the development of society and the progress of the times, people's living standards are getting better and better, especially the development of tourism. Both ancient buildings and natural scenery are now very popular man-made landscapes, and the hit TV series "Country Love" has brought this man-made scenic spot back to everyone's field of vision. Man-made scenic spots are still very common in China's tourism industry. With the fire of TV series, the flow of people in scenic spots will double sharply, and almost every city has artificial scenic spots.

Ivory mountain, a man-made tourist attraction, is well-known because Zhao Benshan's TV series is a disaster, and this place has also promoted the economic development of this area. Many people come here to travel in order to catch up with this TV series and even understand the real life of the actors in it, but unexpectedly, many people don't like to go there for the second time after traveling here. Why?

This used to be a village. Because of this TV series, the villagers transformed it into a scenic spot in ivory mountain. The whole village looks exactly like the plot in the TV series. Under the professional camera lens, it is really vibrant and the environment is good, but because it has been unattended for a long time, it is now in chaos and the environmental pollution is very serious. It can be said that it has changed beyond recognition.

The most important thing is that since the fire broke out here, there has been a phenomenon of arbitrary charges, and it is very serious, so many people are reluctant to go to the second time after going to the first time. According to the news, as long as the local people are places where stars have done and stayed, the villagers will designate them as scenic spots, and they can only go in and experience them after collecting money. Now ivory mountain is a pure tourist attraction, and no villager is honest. I don't know if you have been to this tourist attraction. What's your impression of this scenic spot?