Some people think that using traditions as attractions for money-making will destroy our culture, but others think that there is nothing wrong with attracting tourists that way. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

Many

people

hold a view that the government's use of

money

-making attractions aimed at

tourists

contributes to the destruction of others, believing it is a way to save

traditions

. In

this

essay, I will elaborate on both sides and

then

state my position. On the

first

hand, the reason

people

state that traditional customs are damaged because of commercialization is that means many

people

have changed many old-fashioned places to make them more suitable and convenient for many visitors.

For example

, to make it comfortable for

tourists

in the process of venturing and visiting some big mountains, they build many suspension cables on the way from the ground to the mountain. Had it not been for misplaying the wild landscapes, it would not have the tradition of historical monuments. On the

second

hand, others hold that earning

money

from cultural tradition is a solution to save that culture. Because the government will have expenditure for keeping many historic monuments.

In particular

, the

tourists

pay

money

for visiting many tourist attractions, and those fees will be spent on keeping and repairing cultural

traditions

. A good example of it is Cu Chi Tunnels, the visitors spend

money

for buying tickets to visit inside, and that fee is a tool for the government to repair the tunnels.

Besides

that, Dong Ho folk painting still exists to

this

day because of the

money

from selling their paintings to the

tourists

who visit Dong Ho village. Without

money

,

people

will not have the financial resources to maintain

the

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traditions

. To conclude, some argue that using tradition as a

money

-making attraction has a part to destroy it. Meanwhile, others believe in preserving cultural

traditions

. In my opinion, I concur with the latter notion.