In zadar, Europe, people are not allowed to wear watches. Why did you throw it into the sea after you found it?

A few months ago, I came across an article introducing the city, including the situation that watches are not allowed to be brought. I don't know whether it is limited to tourists or the whole city. Because the regulations are wonderful, although the time interval is long, it is still a little impressive.

The reason why Zalda doesn't allow people to wear watches is simple and wonderful: I hope everyone here can forget the time constraint, enjoy life and be carefree. This is why people are not allowed to wear watches. And if you are found to have violated this rule, you should jump into the sea. This is not punitive, but more like taking jumping into the sea as a tourism project.

It seems to be a local practice that does not involve the law. I didn't say it was offensive to the locals. Actually, I personally think it's more like a stunt to attract more people to visit here. That's why many people come to zadar with watches to experience their wonderful regulations.

Think about it. If people are really not allowed to look at time-limited watches, most of today's watches only have decorative functions. Let's look at the time and use your mobile phone more. I bring my own watch, but when the time comes, I will habitually take out my mobile phone. After all, reading time is more convenient. And can the local government and people live and work leisurely regardless of time? No That won't be messy.

Zarda belongs to Croatia and is a tourist city. Naturally, I hope more tourists will come. I have to say that their ideas are very clever. Not only do they not have to spend money, but there will also be many media reports on their city and this wonderful regulation, which will invisibly open their popularity.