Nowadays, many tourist attractions have porters to help people pick things and carry tourists with chairs or sedan chairs. Please talk about your opinion according to this phenomenon.

People who help people pick things or carry sedan chairs usually appear in the mountains. For example, there are porters in Mount Tai, and if you can't climb Mount Huangshan, someone will take the initiative to carry you up. Generally, this price is not low. The local price has little to do with it, mainly depending on the "climate" of the scenic spot and the difficulty of the work. Some people may think that this charge is too expensive and dark, but think about it. It's not easy to climb this mountain, let alone have someone to carry you up. It is even more difficult, and efforts are also reasonable.

Besides, there is demand for whatever is needed. These porters who help people pick things and carry tourists with chairs or sedan chairs appear precisely because tourists who want to reach scenic spots have this demand: they want to reach the top of the mountain but are unable to do so; Carrying big bags and small bags, but they are all necessary for going out. . . In fact, this is also determined by the relationship between supply and demand, and it is the product of market economy. Fees other than scenic spot tickets are actually formed under market regulation.

I don't know if the answer is satisfactory ~