Why is the May Day ticket still a "second light"?
Every festive season, think about the "ticket", no, the ticket for the May Day holiday is running out again! Are you also gearing up and ready to grab, but you find yourself as if you are participating in a double contest of "hand speed and network speed"?
The ticket for May Day is always so difficult to grab, as if travelers from all over the world are collectively dispatching at this moment, trying to reach the poetry and distance in their hearts through a ticket. But the reality is often cruel, when you open 12306 with anticipation, only to find that the ticket has been swept away like a ticket to a popular concert.
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No, netizens said: "The hotel has been booked, and the strategy has been done, but the tickets have not been grabbed!" "12306, can you do it well and leave me a ticket?"
The customer service lady of 12306 patiently explained that this is mainly because the ticket amount from the departure station to the terminal station is relatively large, and the ticket at the intermediate station is relatively small. In addition, many passengers like to buy short-distance tickets and then "rub" long-distance buses, which leads to an imbalance and waste of capacity.
Back in the days when there was no high-speed rail, although the green cars at that time were slow, tickets didn't seem to be as difficult to buy as they are now. Nowadays, high-speed rail has sprung up like mushrooms after a rain, but it is still hard to get a ticket. This begs the question: is it because of the increased demand for travel, or is there room for improvement in the way tickets are distributed?
Of course, this also leads to another bold idea: if private companies were allowed to run 12306, would it be different? Maybe market competition will lead to better service quality, and maybe the distribution of tickets will be more reasonable. But all this is still unknown.
In this era of "second kills", we should perhaps learn to face the "second light" ticket more calmly. After all, travel isn't just about the destination, it's about the scenery and the people you meet along the way. So, even if you don't get your ticket, don't be too frustrated. Think about it from a different angle, and you may find that the most beautiful scenery is actually all around you.
In the May Day ticket rush war, each of us is a warrior, holding a mobile phone or computer, staring at the countdown on the screen. When that moment comes, we don't hesitate to click "buy", only to find the harsh reality of "tickets sold out".
Behind this phenomenon of "second light", it actually reflects an anxiety of our time - anxiety about time and resources. We are always worried about missing out on something and always want to seize every possible opportunity. And the ticket, as a link between us and the distance, has naturally become a concentrated embodiment of this anxiety.
At the same time, we have to admit that the development of high-speed rail has indeed brought great convenience to our travel. But then comes the problem of ticket allocation. The 12306 customer service explanation, although reasonable, could not completely solve our problem. Because in this matter, there is no absolute fairness, only relative reasonableness.
Faced with such a dilemma, we may be able to think about solutions from two aspects. The first is to optimize the ticket distribution mechanism so that more people have the opportunity to grab tickets, and the second is to develop more modes of transportation to ease the pressure on high-speed rail. Of course, both options take time and effort to implement.
In the process, we can also try to change the way we travel. For example, choose to travel off-peak, or try other means of transportation. After all, the purpose of travel is not just to get to the destination, but also to enjoy the beauty of the journey.
In conclusion, I would like to say that whether we grab a ticket or not, it should not affect our love of life and the pursuit of beauty. Because in this world, there is always a scenery reserved for us. As long as we look for it with our hearts, we will definitely find our own piece of sky.
On the eve of this May Day holiday, may we all find our own way of traveling to feel the beauty and vastness of this world. Regardless of whether the ticket is "second" or not, our travel dreams will not be extinguished. Because the meaning of travel is not only about the ticket and the destination, but also about our minds being relaxed and cleansed. So don't be discouraged even if you don't get a ticket, because there are so many ways to travel waiting to be discovered and experienced.
So what do you think about the phenomenon of "second light" on May Day tickets? How do you think this problem should be solved? Welcome to leave a message to discuss, let's make suggestions for future travel together! At the same time, I hope that everyone can maintain a positive and optimistic attitude to face every challenge and difficulty in life. Remember that there are always surprises and gains waiting for us on the way to travel!