Leave a note on your visit here

Located in the Zhongyuan Giant Buddha Scenic Area in Yaoshan, Pingdingshan, Henan, on the 28th, it began to provide tourists with message boards, name stones, pen and ink and other tools in the designated area for tourists to write "visit here". Amid the explosive discussion on the Internet caused by "Chinese-style visit here", the scenic spot's actions are quite refreshing for tourists.

On the same day, the reporter came to the scenic spot and placed a publicity board, a message board, and a number of stones on the Buddhist altar. There were also tables, chairs, and pens for tourists to use. Among them, the promotional board depicts the cartoon image of Sun Wukong in "Havoc in Heaven" with the slogan "Why can't we come here?" Many tourists have left the words "XX came here to visit" with a brush on the stone and took photos with it.

At the scene, the reporter noticed that almost all tourists who came here were attracted by the content of the publicity board. For a while, many tourists gathered in front of the message board to leave their names and messages. After a period of time, in addition to "Come here for a visit", there were also ridiculing messages such as "I hope the mistress and mistress can live in peace", and some even drew the QR code of their own WeChat ID. . Upon seeing this, the staff of the scenic spot commented: "This is letting go. It seems that tourists really have the need to leave messages in the scenic spot."

The scenic spot treats "visit here" differently and enlarged , which seems quite cute and interesting to tourists.

Shang Xiaopeng from Ruzhou, Henan, told reporters: "I made a special trip from Ruzhou this morning and wanted to pray for my family in front of the Giant Buddha. I happened to catch up with this event in the scenic spot and was also on the message board. I wrote my wishes on it: I hope my family will be safe and my business will be prosperous. I think this approach is very interesting. At least there is a designated place for painting in the scenic spot, so people with restraints will not damage the scenic spot facilities. "

"I think that deliberately enlarging the word 'visit here' is to use recent topics on the Internet to hype ourselves up. But it can also be regarded as a guide. At least it will be clear at a glance where you can leave a message. This is fair and aboveboard. The scenic spot says 'come here', which makes me feel quite satisfied," Song Mingming, a tourist from Luoyang, told reporters. Song Mingming also mentioned that he would post a photo with the stone with his name on it on Weibo for all his friends to see.

A few days ago, the inscription "Ding Jinhao came here" on the relief of an Egyptian temple aroused heated discussion on the Internet. Netizens took stock of the various "visit here" left on Chinese and foreign scenic spots and lamented that these writings "hurt the scenery very much." On Weibo, some celebrities also participated in the heated discussion about this matter, or pointed out that "it cannot be killed with a single blow"; or traced the origin of "composing poems and inscriptions on famous mountains and rivers, which has existed in ancient China". Somehow the word "XX came here for a visit" spread from word to mouth, and it has made a comeback as a major topic.