Why do locals despise the tourist attraction streets in many tourist cities?

? Text/Original by Ge Geli

Based on each of our experiences, we will become aesthetically tired of the beautiful things around us, including beautiful women, delicious food, and naturally beautiful scenery. It is not difficult to explain why the locals despise the tourist attraction streets in many tourist cities.

1. The distance is scenery, and the distance is life.

No matter how beautiful this street is now, locals must still know about its less beautiful corners or its less beautiful predecessor. All of this is deeply engraved in the memory of local people, even deep in their bones. To make them forget those aspects that are not all beautiful, just like letting them only put on makeup to show others but never take it off, they will definitely feel miserable. Therefore, to the locals who have seen the full view of the local street scene, this is just ordinary. It's just a street that connects, it's just an integral part of every city, there's really nothing strange about it. It is also an objective fact that some scenic spots are obviously homogeneous, and local people do not appreciate them.

2. Materialism and aesthetic fatigue.

Most of the locals who live in the scenic streets of tourist cities are not here to travel. As the saying goes, "You rely on the mountains to eat, and you rely on the water to drink water." Local people rely on the tourism resources here to make a living for themselves, and they mostly think about how to bring benefits to their career development. In the reality of materialism, you can either live like a fish in water or barely survive. In short, you still need to go all out to be invincible, and you probably have no intention of watching the scenery. When I have time and money, I will also look into the distance and imagine the poetic scenery, so that I can find a different kind of interest in all kinds of daily life. So leaving this place that already made me aesthetically tired became the best choice.

3. Beauty is the objectification of human essential power.

In terms of understanding of beauty, Engels made a famous conclusion: "Music is meaningful only to ears that know how to listen." Beauty must have an object to be meaningful, and this aesthetic object is It can just reflect the essential power of the aesthetic person, such as elegance, melodiousness, gentleness, etc. If a scenic spot street in a tourist city does not arouse local people to participate in aesthetic activities, in addition to the necessity of survival, the local people lack the necessary recognition of its beautiful value, and it will not be able to realize the objectification of its essential power. Naturally, it will only Despised by the locals.

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