The number of local people paid a visit to museums and historical places are significantly lower than that of number of the non-locals. Several reasons led to this issue and some actions should be taken to address this.
It is understandable why many residents are not visiting their locally historical places. First off, school education have offered history knowledge to people, which brought a familiarity to their culture and history. As a result, people might have lost their interest in exploring the stories and old things persevered in museums and other historical zones. For example, school curriculums nowadays are embedded with a great number of high quality pictures of historical sites and things, which enables students to learn more effectively but might deters them from visiting these places to see directly. Second, visiting those places are costly to certain extent to the indigenous. Because maintaining fee and service fee of these places are considered as expensive resulting in the low level of interest among the locals.
Some solutions should be considered to alleviate the situation. On the one hand, state government can hold several entrance free of charge days such as national holidays to attract local people. On the other hand, along with the existence of history books, school can provide field trips for students and their parents to get to know more local history together. By this way, young people do not get bored easily with historical subjects but also have longer memories about this knowledge and be proud of the past when they get a chance to learn by their eyes.
In conclusion, many people are not visiting historical places where they reside as much as tourists are. Free entrance and field trip with peers would be a solution to address the current situation.
The number of local
people
paid a visit to museums and
historical
places
are
significantly
lower than that of number of the non-locals. Several reasons led to this issue and
some
actions should
be taken
to address this.
It is understandable why
many
residents are not visiting their
locally
historical
places
.
First
off, school education have offered
history
knowledge to
people
, which brought a familiarity to their culture and
history
.
As a result
,
people
might have lost their interest in exploring the stories and
old
things persevered in museums and other
historical
zones.
For example
, school curriculums nowadays
are embedded
with a great number of
high
quality pictures of
historical
sites and things, which enables students to learn more
effectively
but
might deters them from visiting these
places
to
see
directly
. Second, visiting those
places
are costly to certain extent to the indigenous.
Because
maintaining fee and service fee of these
places
are considered
as expensive resulting in the low level of interest among the locals.
Some
solutions should
be considered
to alleviate the situation. On the one hand, state
government
can hold several entrance free of charge days such as national holidays to attract local
people
.
On the other hand
, along with the existence of
history
books, school can provide field trips for students and their parents to
get
to know more local
history
together. By this way, young
people
do not
get
bored
easily
with
historical
subjects
but
also
have longer memories about this knowledge and be proud of the past when they
get
a chance to learn by their eyes.
In conclusion
,
many
people
are not visiting
historical
places
where they reside as much as tourists are. Free entrance and field trip with peers would be a solution to address the
current
situation.