Thousands of "lost" Miao villages make tourists cry and vomit. What kind of extreme feeling is it?

I have just been to Qianhu Miao Village in the summer vacation. As a tourist, I really understand everyone's crying and spitting.

Before I went to Qianhu Miao Village, I always looked forward to it. Qianhu Miao Village is known as an open-air museum, which shows an epic of Miao development and can be called a stand for viewing and studying Miao traditional culture. The diaojiao building in Qianhu Miao Village has always been very famous, and the three-story architectural design has various functions, which can be described as originality. But how much I expected before I went and how disappointed I was after I went.

I travel mainly to enjoy the local beauty, unique architecture and experience the Miao customs. First of all, the scenery of Qianhu Miao Village is beyond reproach and beautiful. Especially in the Miao village at night, the lights are little and hazy, like a fairyland. However, it may be the reason for the rapid growth of tourists, and the sanitary environment of Qianhu Miao Village is worrying. Plastic bags and food bags thrown by tourists can be seen everywhere. There are few trash cans, so you have to walk a long way to find one. Many local and foreign residents have set up many stalls to sell various snacks and decorations, which has also brought great pressure to the environment.

The consumption projects in Qianhu Miao Village Scenic Area are also criticized. Attraction tickets 120 yuan, slightly higher than similar attractions. The consumption of scenic spots is also amazing. We just had a simple meal in the scenic spot and spent it near 400 yuan. A stir-fried dish costs 30-40 yuan, and meat dishes like fish soup cost 200 yuan, so tourists can't afford it.

I wanted to experience the true Miao customs, but I was disappointed. Except for the diaojiao building, other aspects here have almost completely lost their old national flavor. More like a big city, it has opened many service-oriented shops, such as hotels, inns and even bars.

The above is the feeling of extreme poverty that thousands of Miao villages have given me.