There are nine common "tricks" in China scenic spots. What exactly do they mean?

1, a "black-hearted" tour guide or taxi driver, picked up tourists at the station and lied that the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor was a little far from the station and the bus was inconvenient. Carpooling is only 5- 10 yuan. Then you get on the bus and directly take away the fake scenic spots and tickets to 98 yuan. Many netizens have been cheated and cursed online. But many people still don't know that this is a fake scenic spot, and there are many people waiting in line. Others dressed up as the Monkey King, Jigong, Living Buddha and other equipment, warmly invited you to take a photo, and asked you for a co-production fee when you were happy. Many scenic spots in the country have this trick. Children especially like taking pictures because they are novel. Everyone must pay attention to spend thousands or even tens of thousands of yuan to buy a note of incense, which is called the family's safe fragrance. The craziest thing is a mountain in Sichuan, where a pilgrim directly sprinkled hundreds of thousands for the "head fragrance".

2, follow the tourists for a period of time and listen to them chat to understand the general situation, and then say that their life is not smooth, family discord and so on. Then I ask you to pay the begging fee and tell you how to crack it. The single beauty/handsome guy in the bar fell in love with you at first sight and invited you to have a drink. I don't know how expensive these wines are when you are still immersed in the beautiful fantasy of an affair. The wine tray is acting in front of you, just to make you buy wine.

Shaolin Temple has been a Buddhist paradise for a long time. There are many kinds of goods, such as wrestling, safe hanging, Xiang Sheng, etc., all from small shopping malls in Yiwu. It's a pity that many devout believers are cheated into buying a so-called amulet by tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands, buying something in a tourist supermarket or shop, and then letting you draw a lottery. Finally, they sell jade next door at a 10% discount, and they can take home a good bracelet with the original price of 998 as long as they make up for 99 yuan. In fact, the cost price of these bracelets is twenty or thirty yuan, all of which are pits.

4. Nowadays, many shopping groups package them into tour groups to attract tourists, and offer "99 yuan-Beijing One-Day Tour" and so on. After joining a tour group, tourists will ask for more money in various names, such as admission fees and insurance premiums. The worst thing is to go shopping directly at the designated shopping point, and there is no time to play at all! 90% of the so-called souvenirs sold in domestic tourist attractions come from Yiwu small market. The real local specialty is still hidden in a century-old shop deep in the alley.