In Guiyang, a visitor who claimed to have come from Jiangsu, with his fingers on his head, threatened him not to use a slingshot to drive away a monkey. He explained that the bullet was empty, that the man was inexcusable, emotional and verbal. What's going on? The video was sent to the Internet and attracted interest.
On 26 July, staff from the Mount told the journalists of the Morning newspaper that the incident had taken place at a collection of monkeys and a high-growth area. The monkeys in the park are already overloading, and looting of land is frequent, and monkeys are fierce. Owing to concerns for the safety of tourists, staff members use empty bullets to make noises, including grafts, to scare monkeys.
The monkeys are scared away, the tourists in the video may not understand that he may have come from outside the country and feel that the staff came so far and scared the monkeys away, that he may not be happy, and that he may not know that the monkeys on our side are often injured in the summer, causing such a misunderstanding.
The staff said that there was a service consulting department in the park and that every day, from morning to night, tourists were bitten by monkeys. If tourists in the field return home, they will have to deal with them locally and cause additional problems. The staff has been working here for a long time, and the visitor may not have thought that our monkey was so fierce.
According to staff, there was no physical conflict between the two on that day. There is also increased publicity in the viewing areas, with warning signs and broadcasts in the park, as well as warnings to enter the park, to keep a distance of 3 metres and to be safe while watching.