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Saving a scenic area needs more than tears

China Daily | Updated: 2015-10-21 07:47

LIU YUAN, DIRECTOR OF SHANHAIGUAN TOURISM BUREAU in Qinhuangdao, North China's Hebei province, reportedly cried out on hearing the news that the scenic area was stripped of its 5A-Rating on Oct 9. She said she felt guilty and ashamed and was a "sinner" to tourists and the local people in Shanhai Pass. Comments:

The public may like to see the confession or apologies from the officials of the local tourism authority that is responsible for the scenic spot being downgraded in the rankings, but the official's reaction seems over the top. Crying "I am the sinner to Shanhaiguan" sounds like overacting. Especially as it is not one person's fault. As a matter of fact, other tourist attractions are faced with the same problems and clearly it should be seen as a widespread issue that needs addressing.

New Express, Oct 20

Saving a scenic area needs more than tears

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