Fortunately, the government provided a safety net, and with bank loans and other measures, the situation was eventually brought back to normal. To ensure a good start, the compensation payments absolutely cannot be delayed.

The price is usually set on the spot, and once both parties agree, the payment is made directly through the bank.

If the seller has any objections, they can take it back to think about it again, or leave it in the museum and come back to sign the contract and get the money when they've thought it through.

In short, if you're quick to pay, you'll receive more and more money.

There are also those who don't want compensation, who just drop things off and leave, or whose cases are sent directly to the authorities. With official backing, their identities can be quickly confirmed, and they are given certificates and awards. The benefits of improving their credit scores are explained. In short, they are all handled well.

If everything is done well, more and more things from the public will be brought to light.

So, who doesn't know what happened in the industry before?

Many people simply don't want to benefit from the actions of petty people.

During the Lunar New Year, the topic of museums is still very popular. Most people complain that the venues are really big, and even a day of sightseeing is tiring.

If more were opened up, it would be impossible to see everything in a day.

There are many talented people in the community, so some have suggested that we keep an eye on things, open up a portion of the area to visit, and then come back for a stroll once it's fully open. That would be considered a complete check-in.

Some people prefer to wait until the entire site is completed before coming, then spend a few days there, seeing a portion each day before leaving.

Such a big dot, it must take some time, right?

Fortunately, the tickets weren't expensive.

Besides, there should be discounts on tickets for several consecutive days.

After all, the officials know that there's no way you can see everything in one day; some people can really spend a long time looking at things carefully.