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英语作文 the best places in china

Answer 1

Beijing: The Great Wall and Nanluoguxiang Hutong
As the country’s capital, some of Beijing’s top scenic spots have suffered most under the influx of tourism in China. Examples include the famous Nanluoguxiang in Gulou, an old-style hutong alley that has been perfectly fitted for tourism; as well as Badaling, the section of the Great Wall easiest accessible from the city (and probably most restored).
During the high-season, Badaling is so full of people that it takes an hour of walking until you can actually see the wall. Not only is every inch of it rammed with tour groups, tour flags and the tourists wearing the same hats, but it also becomes exhausting to have to say ‘no’ to every little souvenir and drinks vendor. This section of the Great Wall has definitely been ruined as none of the original mystical and atmospheric scenery surrounding the wall has been left, and it is now disappointingly devoid of charm. Some of the watchtowers have also been physically ruined as people have written their names on them.
Nanluoguxiang has suffered a very similar fate. Not only is it clear that the streets are definitely not what they pretend to be – a depiction of the traditional hutong-style streets in Beijing – but they seem to have transformed into the opposite. Shops aimed at tourists cover this little section, along with bars and restaurants aiming at tourists’ tastes. This is perhaps the worst thing, as tourists set out to eat food that is supposedly altered for their tastes, and they do not experience real Chinese food. A much better option is to get lost in the hutong alleys surrounding Nanluoguxiang, as these are more authentic residential neighborhoods where you’ll find some great restaurants.

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