在中国,人们出游时,拿着食物喂鱼、偷装公园的温泉水等行为一般不会遭到实质性的处罚。然而,如果你带着这样的思维跨出国门旅游,那问题可就大不相同了。2016年6月15日,一位来自中国大陆的游客在位于美国怀俄明州的黄石国家公园(以下简称黄石公园)参观时,以医疗用途为由偷装了公园的温泉水,惨遭园方罚款1000美元(约合6950人民币)。黄石公园于1872年3月1日被正式命名为保护野生动物和自然资源的国家公园,是 In China, people travel, holding food to feed fish, stealing the park’s hot spring water and other acts generally will not be subjected to substantial penalties. However, if you travel abroad with such thinking, the problem may be quite different. On June 15, 2016, a visitor from Mainland China stole the park’s hot spring water for medical purposes on tour of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, the United States (hereinafter referred to as Yellowstone National Park), and was fined 1,000 Yuan by the park US dollar (about 6950 yuan). Yellowstone was formally named as a national park for the protection of wildlife and natural resources on March 1, 1872.