Does The Imperial Palace Provide Free Water For Tourists?

In order to ensure the safety of tourists and protect the safety of ancient buildings in the Imperial Palace, since August 29th, visitors are advised not to bring liquids such as water or liquor into the hospital. The Imperial Palace will conduct safety checks on them, and those carrying prohibited articles will be prohibited from visiting hospitals.

The office of the the Imperial Palace Museum has pointed out that this new regulation will be implemented as a permanent system in the future.

The best season for visiting the Imperial Palace is "summer and Autumn". During these hot months, people who go out to tour first prepare or think that they should bring a few bottles of mineral water or prepare them in advance.

But the office of the the Imperial Palace museum set out a "magic formula" for the "safety of the Imperial Palace's ancient buildings", bringing the tourists' own boiled water and mineral water into the ranks of prohibited goods.

In the midsummer of summer, when the "autumn tiger" does not return to high temperatures, visitors to the Imperial Palace are faced with the dilemma of falling into difficult drinking water, because "drinking first, eating in the rear", a person can not eat in a day, but in the "hot" half day tour can not interrupt the water.

Most of the people who have been to Beijing are not familiar with the Imperial Palace. There are only more than 9000 houses. The three hall two palace and one Pavilion is a typical scenic spot. If you visit the Imperial Palace in a day, it is almost impossible to spend all the time visiting a typical scenic spot. It is natural for people to be thirsty. The water and dangerous goods can not be brought in. The the Imperial Palace receives about 7000000 people a year, and the largest number of visitors has reached 125 thousand times a year (the number of the visitors came from the Beijing evening news in November 19th 04).

The water problem of such a large tourist can only be appealed to the commercial stalls in the Imperial Palace to quench thirst. So how much does it cost to sell 1 bottles of water in the Imperial Palace?

Prior to the "the Imperial Palace bowl of 30 yuan, the nest of a bottle of water 10 yuan," a precedent has been known at home and abroad, for the "the Imperial Palace heritage building safety" not allowed to bring water "can", but the water inside the the Imperial Palace can not "rob", here, to the relevant responsibilities, management side "to prevent needles", to guard against "under the banner of protecting the ancient architecture safety," the "cup of water 10 yuan, 30 yuan noodle" overbearing tactics resurgence, because in the sale of "high odd" price of a restaurant to visit the consumer and the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, two destroyed the tall image.

Because the Imperial Palace is the legacy left by the Chinese nation's ancestors. As the saying goes, "relying on heaven and relying on ancestors is not a good man".

It is still possible to divide white water and dangerous goods into one clear two Chu square as the best policy; have the ability to work hard in management and block the high priced selling water and the 30 yuan bowl noodle omission is the hero.

The "cup of water to sell 10 yuan, and the bowl of 30 yuan" is just contrary to Scientific Outlook on Development's "Paragon". Visiting the the Imperial Palace can not bring water with the "decree" to be implemented today, then how much does it cost to sell 1 bottles of water in the Imperial Palace?

The decision makers and managers will see to it.

However, is it possible for the Imperial Palace to provide free water for tourists?