Will you travel after the epidemic?

Don't do raiders, don't go to parties in popular cities, sleep naturally every day, go out slowly, eat and go shopping ... Recently, the phenomenon of "smashing tourism" is particularly popular on social platforms and video websites where young people gather. Will you travel after the epidemic? Some people say: of course I will go! Others said, wait and see. Three years after the outbreak, necessary isolation measures and uncertain risks prevented many young people from traveling. /kloc-since February, with the further optimization of epidemic prevention and control policies, people's worries about going out have decreased, and many people can't wait to embark on a new journey. However, at present, the spread of COVID-19 across the country has also brought many troubles to people's overseas travel. Based on this, "rambling tourism" became popular. Avoid crowded people, go to an "unpopular" place, or bask in the sun, or look at the stream. When you are tired, lie in the hotel and rest. When you are hungry, you can eat while walking. Although it is "bad tourism", at the end of the year and the beginning of the year, it is a good choice to temporarily put aside all kinds of affairs and "empty" yourself with this "bad" mentality to feel the fireworks of nature and humanity. In addition, "hasty tourism" can also avoid the risk of COVID-19 infection caused by excessive crowd gathering to some extent, and reduce people's worries about tourism. In fact, as early as the National Day, "bad tourism" entered the public eye with the upsurge of "reverse tourism". The seemingly negative and secluded mentality of "destructive tourism" reflects the young people's resistance to "social fatigue" in the post-epidemic era. Han Bingzhe mentioned in the book "Burnout Society" that the meritorious society and the positive society led to the mental state of "excessive fatigue and burnout". In fact, contemporary young people are a typical generation influenced by this social feature. In the busy and fast-paced life, young people lack a window to solve their sense of powerlessness, fatigue and anxiety in the face of work and life. Therefore, holiday travel has become one of the important forms for young people to relax themselves. However, affected by the epidemic in the past three years, people have to deal with uncertainties such as silence, isolation and shutdown frequently, and countless plans have been disrupted again and again. Every change of epidemic information affects people's sensitive nerves more or less, which aggravates people's "social fatigue". Therefore, in the face of endless raiders, mixed information of truth and falsehood and unpredictable uncertainty, young people are increasingly choosing to escape from this "high-pressure state" and achieve the purpose of putting their own ease and comfort first through "rambling tourism" without planning and strategy, instead of spending too much energy to deal with uncertainty, they should take things as they please and release their repressed emotions as much as possible to counter their own emotions. From promiscuous social intercourse to promiscuity with children, promiscuous love to promiscuous travel, promiscuity seems to have become the classic philosophy of contemporary young people. The rise of this kind of "profligate tourism" indicates a new form for young people to fight against "social fatigue", and also reminds people to pay attention to negative emotions and mental fatigue in the post-epidemic era, and enhances young people's sense of gain and happiness.