Write an 800-word argumentative paper about tiger biting from the perspective of zoo.

Fear the rules and never cross the line.

The tiger attack in Badaling Wildlife Park has caused an uproar because of the constant fermentation of public opinion. Or think that tourists don't abide by the scenic spot system, get off the bus illegally and do it themselves; Or criticize the management department for loopholes, and it is hard to blame; Or that both sides are at fault and responsible. It's not the first time that wild animals hurt people. How to prevent the tragedy from happening again?

I don't think systems and rules should be ignored and violated.

Throughout, most of the injuries caused by wild animals are caused by tourists who do not abide by the regulations of the park and act without authorization. As we all know, tigers eat people. Why is there a situation of "knowing that there are tigers in the mountains and leaning towards the mountains"? Tourists are too headstrong. The park signed an agreement with tourists, and reminded tourists many times through warnings, broadcasts and other means that the zoo has done a relatively perfect job. In contrast, female tourists who swagger off the bus undoubtedly violate the regulations and knowingly commit crimes. Female tourists regard appointments and reminders as child's play and disagree. Ignoring and flouting the rules will eventually lead to bad consequences.

This fully exposed the quality of citizens.

In reality, it's not just zoo visitors who violate the rules. From history to today, from individuals to society, violations are everywhere.

From pedestrians crossing the guardrail at will to electric cars running red lights, cars changing lanes at will and retrograde at will, from jumping in line at will to smoking in public places, from doctors accepting red envelopes to doctors acting recklessly, ignoring the rules has long been internalized as a bad habit. From athletes illegally wearing competition shoes to corrupt officials; From producers of toxic foods such as poisonous milk powder, poisonous floss, poisonous fried dough sticks, poisonous sausages, poisonous leeks, black-hearted moon cakes, jiaozi, sulfur longan, hormone strawberries and formaldehyde candied dates to builders of bean curd residue projects. From the fascist aggression of Germany, Italy and Japan to the hegemonic acts of the United States, such as trespassing in the South China Sea, spreading "Sade" and arms sales to Taiwan. This kind of illegal behavior not only hurts others, but also hurts itself; It hurts not only other countries, but also our own. There is no luck in front of the rules, and all violations will be punished by the rules sooner or later.

However, when tourists pay the price with their lives and health, can wildlife parks be exempted? The zoo's approach seems to be in place, but it can only be an excuse for the garden to shirk its responsibility unilaterally, and it must not be a reason to shirk its responsibility. Even if the park is protected, it may mislead the staff and think that the accident has nothing to do with the park, thus neglecting management. At the same time, visitors to the zoo are not only normal adults, but also children and even mental patients. Their behavior is uncontrollable, and they are hard to control.

Frequent incidents of wildlife wounding have sounded the alarm for people, reflecting the problems of tourists' weak awareness of rules, lack of industry norms and safety guarantee. Strengthen public safety education and improve the execution of safety management measures. Fear of rules and facing up to responsibilities are the greatest fears in life.