When I saw this news, I was really angry! I thought it was an arrogant and domineering female tourist, but it turned out to be a reversal, and it turned out that the boatman was the real bully? What's wrong with this world, you can even encounter this kind of thing when you go on a trip?
This boatman is too arrogant, isn't it? Relying on his familiarity with the waters, he scurried around on the river, and hit other people's paddleboards? Isn't this bullying honest people! Do you want to be scared of the children when I encounter this situation when I travel with my grandchildren? That female tourist is really bold, a weak woman dares to argue with this kind of snake, I see, eighty percent is forced to be anxious.
Tell me, who is to blame for this? I think the most scolding is the local administration! Tourists have complained several times, and they just don't ask, isn't this conniving at those black sheep? This kind of "underworld and evil forces" should have been rectified a long time ago, but it is a pity that some people just turn a blind eye. I would like to warn those who are bullying people not to think that they can do whatever they want with a little special status, and be careful to shoot themselves in the foot!
To be honest, this is a big problem. Our country's tourism industry is developing so fast, why can't the management level keep up? Some scenic spots just make quick money and don't care about the tourist experience at all. In my view, we must solve the problem at the root, not only to severely punish those black sheep, but also to establish a long-term mechanism to protect the rights and interests of tourists.
If you want me to say, the scenic spot should establish a complete complaint handling mechanism. Tourists can give feedback at any time if they have problems, and the relevant departments must deal with them in a timely manner and cannot be perfunctory. Moreover, those "black sheep" who have repeatedly refused to change their ways should be blacklisted and their business qualifications should be directly revoked. Only by really making these people pay the price can we deter those who are lucky.
Also, we tourists also have to improve their awareness of self-protection. When you go out and encounter something unfair, you can't swallow your anger. We must learn to use legal weapons to protect ourselves, complain when we should complain, and call the police when we should call the police. Only when everyone has the courage to speak up can we force those departments that do not act to improve their work.
Finally, I would like to say a word to those management departments: don't patronize and count money, forget that serving the people is your job! If even the basic rights and interests of tourists cannot be guaranteed, then what is the talk of developing tourism? I hope this incident can be a wake-up call for everyone to take it seriously and work together to create a better environment for our tourism industry.
What do you think? What would happen if this happened to you? Do you choose to swallow your anger or fight for it?
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