What are your views and restrictions on the engraving of "Visit Here" in tourist monuments and scenic spots?

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The question you asked is: What are your views and restrictions on the engraving of "Visit Here" in tourism, historical sites and scenic spots?

My answer is: This practice must be resolutely stopped, and the person directly responsible must be included in the National Dishonest People's Congress system, and this person must be permanently banned from entering tourist attractions across the country.

It is a sign of lack of quality to engrave "Visit Here" on historical sites and scenic spots. This situation often occurs in many scenic spots in our country. Some are carving words on the walls of the Great Wall, some are illegally entering the Danxia landform area and carving words, some are carving words on scenic spots and historical sites, and some are carving words on ancient trees. . . At first glance, these behaviors may seem like personal curiosity, but when viewed more seriously, they are a matter of personal quality and are inexcusable behaviors.

For this kind of behavior, once verified, it should be recorded in the personal credit record, included in the national big data on dishonesty, and punished according to the severity of the crime and the degree of harm. It ranges from being banned from entering tourist attractions across the country for one or two years, to being directly linked to personal life. They are not allowed to serve in the military, apply for civil servants, apply for bank loans, or spend too much money. Since you dare to write and act, you must bear the price of punishment.

In order to prevent this kind of behavior from happening, in addition to focusing on publicity and education at the entrances and exits of tourist attractions. Surveillance probes must be installed on the main road sections of each scenic spot, and staff must conduct inspections from time to time. Another point is to write this article in student textbooks across the country, so that every student knows that caring for cultural relics and not writing graffiti on cultural relics is as important as caring for flowers, trees, and caring for our lives.

The above are my answers to your questions. I hope they can help you!

Extremely selfish and despicable, he should be severely fined and included in the travel blacklist.

I am a person who likes to travel very much. My friends jokingly call me a contemporary Xu Xiake. I have traveled throughout most of China. During this period, I have seen too many graffiti on ancient monuments. Write with a pen, some use a knife to carve, some pick up a stone to scratch, etc., such as "XXX came here, XXXX year XX month XX day", "XXX I love you"... and so on. It not only causes serious damage to the physical monuments and accelerates the disappearance of the monuments, but also seriously affects the appreciation of the monuments, greatly reducing the beauty of the visitors. This is related to the low quality of some tourists and lack of awareness of protecting historical sites. It is also related to the insufficient publicity and lax supervision by the scenic area management.

First of all, no matter where I go, at home or abroad, I have never done anything like carving or drawing. This is the most basic character of a travel enthusiast. I originally thought that it would be better in other countries, or whether Europe would be better. After traveling to more than a dozen countries, I found that all countries have the same problem of graffiti. This is a worldwide problem.

Gardos Tower in the small town of Zemun, Serbia

Once the engraver is discovered, he will be included in the travel blacklist. Scenic spots with historical sites adopt a real-name system, and tourists with bad records are prohibited from entering.

Although it is a few simple words. But it embodies the touching intelligence of the person who made the graffiti. Show off your pitiful lower limit all the time. . .

I think it’s bad and uncivilized. Such people are very selfish. When traveling, you must be civilized and self-disciplined, and be a quality person.

Destruction of historical cultural relics is absolutely not allowed

In the past, few people traveled, and there was no emphasis on civilized tourism, so some people committed uncivilized behaviors. Now they are completely civilized Travel

Different times have different views on this matter.

Celebrities in ancient times left inscriptions on scenic spots, which added brilliance to their writings, and they remain as cultural relics to this day.

Now, if you engrave it, it will damage the scenic spot.

The state prohibits this uncivilized behavior. As everyone knows, I just can’t control my soul and ADHD hands, and always want to leave something to prove myself. I have been here. Look at Sun Dasheng in Journey to the West, what a powerful and heroic figure. Just because he scrawled graffiti, people seized the evidence, and squatted alive for five hundred years at the foot of Wuzhi Mountain. Is it a crime? Nowadays, technology is also developed, and the results of mobile phone cameras are also very good. Take more pictures, make videos or photo albums when you go home, and save them as souvenirs. It is civilized and protects historical sites and scenic spots. How great.