【Haichuan Tourism Discussion】Should naturally damaged landscapes resulting from geological disasters be restored through human intervention?
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A geological disaster on August 8th destroyed much of the beauty of a famous scenic spot. [Guess the Scenic Spot in Haichuan] What was once a place of beauty has now collapsed, becoming a scene of desolation. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1825704-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum) In addition to Nuorilang, there are also places like Wuhua Sea – how can such beautiful landscapes be restored?
I choose the second option. There is still a Tangshan today, after the Great Tangshan Earthquake.
Many earthquake sites in Tangshan have been post-processed to preserve their state after the earthquake, ensuring that no secondary disasters occur. Other places have all been rebuilt after the disaster.
If it can be restored, it should be done so as much as possible, but just make sure it doesn’t give off a artificial feel.
I mean, don’t make it look completely artificial, like reinforced concrete
I choose the third option – God is going to destroy it. Why do you humans insist on restoring it to its original state?
This is the result of using an inappropriate method
Moderate repair. . . . . . .