A man in Changsha jumped in line and jumped into an ancient well to get water with his bare feet. How to stop tourists from uncivilized behavior?

A video of a man in Changsha jumping in line and jumping into an ancient well to get water with his bare feet went viral on the Internet. People expressed their anger and said that such behavior would never be allowed to happen again in the future. If you want to ban uncivilized behavior of tourists, you can start from the following points:

1. Ban tourists from entering tourist attractions again

Many tourists are of low quality and do whatever they want after arriving at tourist attractions. Urination, graffiti, climbing, etc. have seriously damaged local cultural relics, affected the local scenery, and caused inconvenience to other travelers. The attraction management should stop their uncivilized behavior, record their information, and never allow them to enter again in the future. It would be best if the tourist attractions can be interconnected, and blacklist these low-quality tourists, who are not qualified to travel to any tourist attraction. This cost will frighten them, and only then can tourists' uncivilized behavior be put to an end.

2. Administrative fines and detention

Some tourists are thick-skinned and have low moral quality. Everyone's moral responsibilities have no effect on them, so the people around them and the scenic spot management should take pictures in time. They use their uncivilized behavior as evidence and then call the police directly, asking the police to give them administrative fines and detention. Only when they feel the serious cost will they be afraid, otherwise they will only push their limits and think that no one can control them.

3. Expose them on the Internet and let them die socially

When some tourists behave in an uncivilized manner, do not encourage people around you to stop them by force, because there may be more incidents. Big damage and destruction. People around them should use their mobile phones to take pictures of their uncivilized behavior, and then post it online so that netizens can see what kind of people can do such shameless behavior. Then these low-quality tourists will be embarrassed, looked down upon, and will never dare to do so again. Moreover, online exposure can also serve as a warning to those who want to engage in uncivilized behavior in scenic spots, and it can also give netizens with low moral quality a good education.