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the experience of the "aotai line" witnessed these contradictions. the painful lessons it brought in the qinling mountains made everyone more aware of the risks brought by mountain roads. the number of search and rescue operations was frequent, and the death toll continued to rise. this is not only a theoretical prediction of the "old reform", but also a cruel truth in reality.
banning and regulation are not a panaceamany similar routes are off-limits for safety reasons, but the problem remains. these routes are often loved by people and drive people to explore. however, they also bring risks of environmental damage and even cause ecological disasters. animaqing is a representative example.
environmental protection and social responsibilitythis is one of the important reasons for the ban. with the increase in the number of hikers, some routes have been banned due to excessive traffic, but these routes still attract people's desire to explore. many hikers are eager to find their own sense of existence in nature and also eager to gain people's recognition. they pursue adventure, but don't know how to balance risks and challenges.
security questionit is also a factor that cannot be ignored. many people are eager to conquer steep mountain roads and hope to gain honor in the process of experiencing challenges. however, they often ignore safety hazards and even try to climb dangerous routes without professional guidance. the xiate ancient road in the flood season and the aotai line on may day are examples of these routes.
fire and flood prevention seasonanother important factor is that many mountain roads are subject to fire and flood control management during certain periods of time. high-risk areas for forest fires and other safety hazards also lead to the closure of these routes.
however, closures are only part of the solution. we need to find better ways to meet the challenges and protect the environment and lives.
