In Harbin at MINUS 30 degrees, why do so many people soak in hot springs outdoors in cold weather?

I think this has something to do with everyone's travel habits, because the new way of traveling, everyone is aiming at new fun, plus a hype on the Internet, will immediately bring high popularity to these scenic spots or scenic spots.

Especially with the popularity of small videos, many people will share their travels when they arrive at a place. Then Harbin, a hot spring below zero, is actually a hot spring. It must have been hyped up on the Internet.

Therefore, many people also experience it with the purpose of punching in, so only they know whether the real experience feels good or not. Therefore, this is also a current situation of tourism in China. Whether this scenic spot is fun or not, what is the experience? Many people just want to make a card, take a photo and send a small video when they go to a hot spot, and then prove that you have kept up with the trend of society.

But if you really like traveling. They are not very interested in these places because their travel experience is not very good. Take this hot spring with tens of degrees below zero as an example. Are you trying to say that people are really not afraid of the cold? In fact, they are afraid, but in order to satisfy their vanity, even if it is cold, they should go to the local area to make a card and take a photo to prove that they have been to this place, and then show off to everyone in the circle of friends to satisfy their vanity. Their real travel experience is not.

Anyway, I personally hope that this situation can be improved as soon as possible, and only places that really make people happy are worth going to, instead of taking photos at this scenic spot to prove that I keep up with the trend.