What do you think of the commercialization of scenic spots now?

Conflict. I think they are short-sighted. They are green leaves, but they steal the limelight from flowers. The current scenic spots have completely destroyed the original culture and history in pursuit of interests.

In today's era of "sky-high" domestic tourism, almost all scenic spots in China will not be cheap, and even some scenic spots have been questioned and dissatisfied by the public because of repeated consumption, "sky-high" tickets and unreasonable prices.

In East China, I think Wuzhen is doing better. It separates tourist attractions from commercial streets, which not only retains the original scenery, but also brings economic benefits. Tourism is a collection of food, shelter, transportation, shopping and entertainment, and shopping is a part of it. But if shopping and tourism are combined too closely, the concept of tourism will be blurred. Is that still a tour?

If tourism is done well, it will attract more tourists and the flow of people will be large, which will naturally directly promote the local economic development.