Three tourists were arrested for carving the Badaling Great Wall. Is this culpable of punishment?

A netizen photographed three tourists engraving on the Great Wall in Badaling, Beijing. On the evening of the same day, Weibo, the official of Badaling Great Wall, issued a notice saying: After investigation, it is a fact that tourists depict the Great Wall, and it is preliminarily judged that the practical tools may be sharp objects such as keys or wire, and the description content is the name of tourists; According to national laws and regulations, three tourists were warned and fined up to 200. If the circumstances are serious, they shall be detained for more than 5 days 10 days and fined for more than 200 yuan and less than 500 yuan.

Moreover, the official said that according to the "Disciplinary Measures for Destroying Cultural Relics in Badaling Great Wall Scenic Area" promulgated in April 2020, many tourists have been administratively detained and fined for destroying cultural relics, and then 12 Scenic Area indicated that the above personnel would not be accepted; The next day, the police in Yan 'an, Beijing issued a notice to impose administrative detention on the three tourists. These three tourists deserved it, because it was stipulated a long time ago that cultural relics or buildings in the scenic area could not be engraved and destroyed, but some people would destroy cultural relics. Even if they are punished, warned or even fined, some tourists still think they will not be caught.

? Carving your name on historical relics will not make your name immortal, but will make your name notorious; At first, this phenomenon appeared when a child watched the Egyptian pyramids abroad and carved XXX on the walls of the pyramids to visit, which was criticized by the relevant Egyptian departments. Therefore, China people have always had bad comments on traveling abroad, and the slogans of some foreign scenic spots are specially marked in Chinese.

Although the country has paid more and more attention to this problem since then, and reminded people to pay attention to civilized travel, and issued relevant laws and regulations, these graffiti phenomena have also eased, but some people will still do this, but the consequence of doing so is to get corresponding punishment. Can't you consciously abide by some rules to restrain people? Protecting cultural relics is our responsibility, but we have become saboteurs.