What do you think about the fact that a thousand-year-old tree in Tibet has become a "money tree"?

How to treat this kind of thing? This is just a problem of a characteristic scenic spot, and if developed properly, this characteristic scenic spot can also promote local economic development and bring certain benefits to this region of Tibet. Improvement is also a big change in people's lives. Then we can only sincerely hope that this scenic spot will not change its taste and there will be no "scenic spot chaos". As long as these are put aside, I am still happy to see this thousand-year-old tree in Tibet turn into a "money tree". of. 1. Promote local economic development

In Bayi Town, Linzhi Prefecture, Tibet, there is such a scenic spot. It was built with the gimmick of the King of Cypresses in the World. The scenic spot is located about 8 8 meters southeast of Bayi Town. Just such a tree in Bajie Village, which is about 1.5 kilometers away, has become a cash cow in Bayi Town, Tibet. The scenic area built around this 3,238-year-old cypress tree, known as the world's king of cypresses, covers an area of ??200,000 square meters. There are countless cypress trees, large and small, and there are also many cypress trees that are thousands of years old. Wherever there are scenic spots, there are naturally small vendors selling special products. Especially since this is a gathering place for ethnic minorities, in addition to local specialties such as fungus and matsutake, there will also be ethnic costumes and other items.

Not only that, the scenic spot will also rent stalls and shops to local residents, allowing them to do business and make money. For example, leasing it to fruit farmers will allow local fruit farmers to increase their annual income by about 10,000 yuan based on the original capital flow. Those who sell ethnic costumes can earn more than 50,000 yuan per household, and the village committee can also receive dividends. In addition, in order to make this brand come alive, the scenic spot even created a special brand for promotion. It really enabled Tibetan crops to be sold and real money was made. 2. Improve the lives of local residents

As the economy develops, the lives of residents will naturally improve. For example, the girl who married into Baji Village went into business with them and transformed from a Tibetan girl who knew nothing about it to a tour guide in a scenic spot. In addition, the scenic spot will hand over the shops to the Baji Village Committee for operation, and the rent alone can bring in hundreds of thousands. It can be said that for the Tibetan people, this is already a very generous sum of money. Moreover, the development of scenic spots has enabled them to transform from heavy farming and animal husbandry, which is also a huge change in their lives.