Tourists drive to crush grasslands and insult herders. Should cross-country become wild?

Tourists drive SUVs to crush grasslands and insult herders, which not only damages the image of SUVs, but also makes many netizens say that tourists turn SUVs into wild donkeys. It is necessary to know that off-road vehicles are more suitable for driving in rugged terrain, but now they have become the chief culprit in destroying grasslands, making netizens lament that good tools will also cause harm to the environment or others if they fall into the wrong hands.

Off-road vehicles should play their role in protecting human beings in some remote places. They should be tools in the hands of some people and let off-road vehicles run wild. This is actually a homophonic explanation, mainly because tourists are so arrogant that they don't seem to think their actions are wrong at all. As can be seen from the video, the number of tourists is relatively large, and the herdsmen's attitude at first is also very good, but they only verbally stopped it. Instead of stopping the crushing, the other party insulted the herdsmen and asked them to stop shooting quickly. Herdsmen will definitely not stop filming, because this is evidence, so that tourists will not quibble after the incident.

Going to the grassland is the dream of many people, but the ecological environment of the grassland is very important and should not be destroyed by tourists. In addition, pasture is actually the feed for cattle and sheep. If all of them are crushed by off-road vehicles, they may lose their main food source and make herders have to buy pasture. I hope everyone who goes to a certain place can abide by the local customs or some regulations, and don't become a tourist that everyone hates. There are roads on the grassland, because there are many tourists coming and going, and herders occasionally drive or ride horses to drive away tourists or sheep. Visitors can visit along these roads, which is good and polite.

If everyone rolls the lawn like the tourists in the video, it may make herders no longer welcome tourists. They would rather not sell some tourism products than have their homes destroyed by others.