How to treat the reverse tourism from big cities to small cities without staying in hotels and setting up tents?

I think this is really a very good thing. If no one stipulates travel, we can only go to those tall cities. No one stipulates that we can only stay in five-star hotels when traveling. Isn't it just to feel more different customs and enjoy more different feelings? In fact, sometimes when we go out to travel, we don't have to live in high-rise buildings or five-star hotels, but we want to enjoy the local customs. We usually live at home and seldom have the opportunity to live in tents, but traveling in the opposite direction will really provide us with many different opportunities.

Some people may think so. He thinks that the so-called reverse tourism is nothing more than the tourism of some poor people. If he really has money, he certainly wants to go to some good places and make some very high-end hotels. In this way, the whole person will feel better about traveling. That's true, but I think everyone's pursuit is different. Some people really like to live in tents, stay in homestays, and then see some scenery that others have never seen. There will really be some different feelings. Why can't we all do the same thing and have some characteristics of our own?

Many people have gone to Hegang now. They may think that the scenery of this place is different and unique. It is like this, because few of us really travel to such a small place. In fact, I will travel to many different places in my life, and I can't walk exactly like everyone else. Is it because people have been to this place that they must go? In this case, it really doesn't make much sense. If I can go to some places that no one else has been to, I think it is a unique experience.