Is it true that the bamboo forest of Yuelu Academy was engraved by tourists?

It's true. It is not uncommon to leave a "visit here" in various ways at the scenic spots. Recently, some netizens broke the news on Weibo, saying that the bamboo of Yuelu Academy was engraved with words, "It hurts so much to spoil the cultural holy land."

On the afternoon of October 10, the reporter came to Yuelu Academy and found that there were more than 10 bunches of bamboo in the bamboo forest, like a queue stationed in the academy. Some of them have 50 or 60 bamboos in a bunch, and almost all of them are engraved, a little older in 2006, and the most recent is in October this year. If you look closely, you can see that some of them have the words "Take a trip here," some of them are engraved with the words "I wish you peace and happiness," and some of them read "I wish all your wishes come true."

Some people also carved "Ma Yun" and "Ali" on bamboo. In addition to kanji, there are also Japanese and Korean. The words are glaring.

Ms. Yang, a tourist, said that she would never do such a "random name" thing.

The staff in charge of publicity of Yuelu Academy introduced to Ms. that these bamboos existed as early as the 90s of the last century, and Yuelu Academy has been actively advocating civilized tourism for tourists, hoping that civilized tourism will become a kind of consciousness. In the past two years, the college has strengthened the team of student volunteers and full-time volunteers to discourage uncivilized behavior.

The reporter found that the behavior of tourists carving words in the bamboo forest has been reported many times, but it still exists. According to Article 23 of the Regulations on the Management of Scenic Areas in Hunan Province, any unit or individual entering the scenic area must obey the unified management of the scenic area management agency, abide by the relevant management regulations of the scenic area, take care of public facilities, consciously maintain environmental sanitation and public order, and protect scenic resources. However, there are no relevant regulations to regulate the lettering behavior of tourists.

I hope everyone can take care of the scenic spot and don't portray it at will.

I am currently a PhD student in History at Yuelu College of Hunan University, what is the problem?

Now tourism is a non-envious section of the usual thing, ordinary to normal, but there are many classics that have been damaged by the only damage, before seeing the damage of Notre Dame Cathedral to repair 100 million yuan. I still hope that everyone can travel in a civilized manner.

There are more than ten bunches of bamboos in the bamboo forest of Yuelu Academy, like a queue stationed in the academy. Some of them have fifty or sixty bamboos in them, but the distressing thing is that almost every one of them is engraved with a name. The older one was in 2006, and the more recent time was near the National Day not long ago.

It is engraved with the words "Come here", or "Peace and happiness", and "I wish all my wishes come true". Sadako also carved "Ma Yun" and "Ali" on bamboo. In addition to kanji, Japanese and Korean are also available.

These numbers were available in the 90s of the last century, and Yuelu Academy has always advocated civilized tourism. In the past two years, there have also been many student volunteers and full-time volunteer teams to discourage uncivilized behavior. This kind of uncivilized tourism behavior has been reported many times, but it still exists, but there are no relevant regulations to regulate the lettering behavior of tourists.

Is it really meaningful for some people who don't understand those who engrave the words and dates on the bamboo, and the people who have so many names in China with so many duplicate names? There is also peace or not, is it possible to solve the problem by turning things into letters? Do you hope that in the future, when your descendants go on a trip, they will find your name by touching the bamboo covered in these handwritings?

Insider affairs in the British circle: Wish: None of the people who carve words on bamboo can be admitted to a good school as they wish.

Wholesale stores: quality knows no borders, don't go out without quality.

Twist: Shame for not having quality!

g Hedou: Next to the erection of a sign "the letterer wishes to do nothing".

Jin Sui'er: Don't go out if you don't have quality.

Fallen Stars 9950: The academy can set up a wishing wall, which is far more effective and humane than mere condemnation.

Pu Afeng: Since the level of education cannot keep up with the level of economy, it is necessary to engage in culture. Don't always get these things that don't have a level.