Tourists visiting Inner Mongolia appear to drive over grasslands and insult herders. What is the cause?

Every summer, Inner Mongolia attracts a large number of mainland tourists to visit and play because of its beautiful and endless grassland. However, not every tourist has noble personal qualities. According to local herdsmen in Inner Mongolia, many tourists who travel to Inner Mongolia have run over grasslands by car, and some tourists even insult herders when they stop their behavior. The reason for the dispute between the two sides is that the grasslands trampled by these tourists are privately undertaken by these herders, and most of their annual income comes from these grasses, because these grasses are the main supply of forage for their cattle.

Therefore, it is very incorrect for these tourists to crush grasslands and insult herders at will, which will not only hurt herders' psychology, but also seriously affect their economic income. And trampling on the grassland at will will also affect the local ecological environment. It will also seriously affect the natural scenery of Inner Mongolia, and also reflect the very low personal quality of these tourists.

Xiao Bian believes that since you choose to travel to Inner Mongolia, you should learn to do as the Romans do. Although most mainland tourists think that the main purpose of visiting the grasslands in Inner Mongolia is to take photos, they must not damage the local grasslands because of their own photo-taking behavior, and even refuse to obey when local herders stop them. In fact, in many areas of Inner Mongolia, due to the long-term harsh natural environment and the influence of human activities, nothing grows for a long time. At present, many grasslands in Inner Mongolia are hard-won, and they are realized through artificial planting by many people.

Moreover, because there are fewer species in the grassland ecosystem, the resilience resistance of the grassland ecosystem is relatively low. Once it is destroyed, it is difficult to restore to its original stable state through its own adjustment ability. Therefore, tourists visiting Inner Mongolia must learn to protect grasslands, which is also protecting the environment and the earth.