Tourists Demand Return Of 'Can't Climb Anymore' Sign
A park has reinstated a humorous sign that reads 'Can't Climb Anymore?' after a previous replacement caused dissatisfaction among visitors. Park officials in Danzhou have reinstated original signage following demands from visitors during the May Day holiday.
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Sources · 7 independent
CNR Voice of China
“那么这个五一假期，警区工作人员说已经再次换回了之前的标语牌。警区说，绝大多数游客似乎对“攀不动了吧”这标语牌的认可度更高一些。”
CNR Voice of China
“I am now located at the Yangpu International Container Terminal in Hainan Danzhou. The market here is unique in the world.”
CNR Voice of China
“听见世界的囘响。非常有幸是原外的一方子。我们穿的所有衣服都是有国籍的。在国外生育我们的中文。”
CNR Voice of China
“The park quickly replaced the sign. However, tourists disagreed, and many demanded that it be changed back.”
CNR Voice of China
“原本就在那里，而且据说是精确地撞中了登山者到那个地方的时候体力透支的状态，曾经也因此意外走红。”
CNR Voice of China
“我现在正位于海南丹州的洋浦国际集装箱码头。大机会，这个市场是独一无二的世界名。”
CNR Voice of China
“后来有人质疑这个牌子是不是在嘲讽游客，警区很快给换了。结果游客不答应，纷纷要求换回来。那么这个五一假期，警区工作人员说已经再次换回了之前的标语牌。”
CNR Voice of China
“结果游客不答应，纷纷要求换回来。那么这个五一假期，警区工作人员说已经再次换回了之前的标语牌。”
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