Tourists Demand Return Of 'Can't Climb Anymore' Sign
Tourists visiting Hainan's Yangpu International Container Terminal have demanded the return of a sign that reads 'Can't Climb Anymore.' The sign, which had previously gained popularity, was initially replaced by park authorities, but visitors protested, requesting its...
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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
“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
“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。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
“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。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
“曾经也因此意外走红。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。”
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