"Why do you allow plastic buoys to be sold here since they are prohibited?"
"No, we do not allow them to sell plastic buoys here; the stalls are over there."
"Then, why not place the warning sign in front of the stalls?"
"That's not our business. Ours is to ensure safety in the water. Hey, that guy with a plastic ring, get onshore; it's not allowed in the water!" During the conversation, more people carrying plastic buoys turned up.
"The stall owners are doing their business legally, aren't they?" the security man said.
"You let the tourists buy the plastic buoys; then you forbid them from using it; they have to rent the rubber tires here. Isn't this cheating?" I said angrily.
"If you think so, you can file a complaint (to the authorities) or call the police," the security man said sarcastically.
I was speechless.
Most of the tourists are there just for the weekend. None of them have the time to spend half a day visiting the local authorities for an explanation. Losing 50 or 60 yuan is much less than the loss of one-third of a tourist's time at the resort.
The locals obviously are fully aware of this. The security men, the rubber tire vendors and the stall owners were not breaking the law.
But it is obviously a trap. I wonder why the local government has not taken action. They can, at least, move the warning sign from the beach to the front of the stalls.
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