Is it meaningful to get on the bus to sleep, get off the bus to take pictures and punch in at China?

Whether it is meaningful depends entirely on the tourists themselves, and it is meaningful to have fun.

With the development of economy, more and more ordinary people can go out to play during holidays. But there are also a series of problems. "Chinese-style tourism" has also been pushed to the forefront, and the word will be mentioned every time I go out to play, which is still derogatory. Is "China Tourism" really meaningless? According to the game of "China Tourism", is it meaningless for tourism? Everyone launched a wheel-type discussion war on this.

Actually, I don't think the word "punching in" is entirely used to visit the traditional scenic spots here. Maybe it's a scene I never forget. It may be some activities with a folk culture atmosphere that I just met, or I specially punched in, which will be a very interesting part of the trip. Those who just punch in for famous scenic spots, or cross Qian Shan just to queue up for online celebrity shops, of course, will be a little bored.

The other side of the prosperity of Chinese tourism is the impetuous tourism form and consciousness of Chinese people. Tourism is a high-level consumption activity with both material and spiritual attributes. I'm not just showing off that I'm doing well. I'm rich and I've been to many places. No matter what kind of travel mode can be accepted, what people feel uncomfortable is only some uncivilized behaviors during the travel.

Chinese-style tourism may be boring, but you can accumulate some tourism experience. Everyone's travel has different meanings, and we are not qualified to judge whether other people's travel is meaningful. Everything has its meaning and value, so does "China Tourism".