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Recently, an unforgettable incident was staged in the Baoquan tourist area of Henan. During the holiday on May 1, 2024, nearly 10,000 tourists were stranded on the mountain due to overload. I was deeply shocked that the Baoquan Tourist Area had to apologize publicly.
The scene was poignant. Among the many stranded tourists, there is a mother and her child who stand out. They stood helplessly in front of the bus that was ready to leave, the mother anxious, and the child crying in the cold wind. The surrounding environment is in chaos, the roads are blocked by private cars, and countless tourists are stranded, even with security guards, the situation is still difficult to alleviate.
It's not just the chaos of the situation that is scary. What struck me even more was the behavior of the stranded tourists. They rushed forward to snatch the food and drinking water distributed by the scenic spot, and some people were even proud of it, displaying the materials they grabbed on social platforms, and some people rushed into the sales hall coldly while dealing with the responsibility of the scenic spot, smashing its glass.
I was disappointed by the sight. Should each of us, in times of crisis, adhere to reason and guide good behavior? We should think about whether we always maintain the heart of a citizen in public places, actively maintain public order, and try our best to express the basic understanding and respect for civilized tourism?
Selfishness is understandable in difficult moments, but it is unacceptable if it becomes a deliberate goal. Each of us should learn to look at problems rationally, instead of blindly following trends. In the face of disaster, perhaps we can really be reasonable, maintain order, and take the overall situation into account.
Netizens think: I understand, please allow me to give my views from this point of view. Truth be told, this must be a serious problem. Imagine that thousands of tourists, with their bodies clinging to their bodies, standing there waiting for so long. Oh my God, it really chills my heart. Fortunately, we haven't had a major accident yet, let alone tragedies like the Bund in Shanghai and Itaewon in South Korea. Thankfully, we all took action, and someone dared to break through the barriers and let the people trapped in the crowd disperse. This accident has to start from the source, and the problem is undoubtedly in the scenic spot.
Netizen 2 thinks: You are so right, this thing is really heartbreaking. You described the situation of Baoquan so vividly and accurately, it really brought me in. You've seen the crowded landscape with tourists, and what's worse is that the road is not a long line, but a jumble of intertwined lines. Then you told me that the staff of the scenic spot slipped away when it was time to get off work, and this is really disturbing! If you want to say that there are many people on 1 May, isn't that the moment when they should go all out? Why do they only look at the money and not the people? Other scenic spots are also crowded, but they are not as chaotic as Baoquan, on the other hand, Baoquan, in the final analysis, is a management problem!
Netizen 3: Some netizens have witnessed it with their own eyes, and the perspective you gave is really to the point, the incident is happening right in front of you, and everything is clearly visible. At the beginning, everyone was calm and waited in line. But suddenly, a group of people did not follow the rules and cut the queue directly, which can be imagined how annoying this is. Then there were two more troublemakers, you say, can the crowd stand it? Then the crowd rushed up, the captain was out of order, and the bus was blocked. You're right, who can leave? It's a farce, and you can only reap the consequences!
Personal Opinion:
Ahem, buddy, I've got to give my opinion on the matter. This Baoquan oolong incident is really infuriating, and I deeply regret it. On the case alone, you have to say, isn't this just a classic "oolong theater" of a play? First, the scenic spot did not properly take countermeasures, and a large number of tourists were blocked there, and even ducks could walk on the crowd; second, they felt that their responsibility was not great, which made me laugh. At the same time, those unruly tourists are really laughable, and in the end, it is crowded, and everyone can't get down. Actually, if everyone was a little calmer and a little more rational, things would not have turned out like this. Everyone is staring at money, but forgetting that talent is the most important thing. In short, it's like a tragicomedy, like our lives.
At the same time, we need to recognize that the root of the problem is not just our behavior. It also lies in the soundness of the emergency management system, the preparation of scenic spots, and even the supervision of the government. These factors directly led to the occurrence of detention events. We need to look more closely at whether it is a lack of management, a shortage of capacity, or a lack of government regulation.
We all look forward to a civilized, orderly and safe environment. Scenic spots and governments need to reflect on their emergency response capabilities, but we, as tourists, should also remain rational and convey humanistic care when encountering difficulties.
We shouldn't just complain, we should look for solutions. Only by improving management and legislation can the current problems be solved. We need tourism to be a welcoming, friendly, peaceful place, not a distorted reflection of human nature.
I am convinced that there is also a good side to human nature. When faced with challenges, we should help each other, not attack each other. I hope that in the future, such incidents will not happen again, and tourism will become a stage to show the beauty of humanity.
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