France Called For The “rescue” Campaign For The Love Bridge

One of the places that attracts a lot of young people when traveling to Paris, France is the Pont des Arts pedestrian bridge, also known as the Art Bridge. This place is not only impressed by the romantic beauty but also the favorite destination of couples, where they share kisses, express their love and make a mark for their love. But just recently, the French government has issued a call to tourists to stop putting locks on the bridge, so what Is it happening and why it is? The place of the "sea swear" is overwhelmed Each year, thousands of couples and couples from all over the world visit the Pont des Arts pedestrian bridge, where they are Attach locks to the railing of the bridge, inscribe your name and then throw the key down the Seine river and see it as a symbol of your "eternal" love. Attaching these love locks has become the "tradition" of young people every time they come here, but due to their popularity, the number of locks attached to the bridge wall has become overwhelming and this can be dangerous. The bridge was built in 1804 under Napoleon to connect the Louvre, District 1 to the Collège des Quatre-Nations, District 6

. Pont des Arts is surrounded by The colorful plants and flowers make up a romantic garden in the middle of the Seine. The bridge was rebuilt in 1985 as well along the direction of the old bridge, but is made of steel rather than cast iron as before. There will be "tough" measures in the future Started by tourists in Paris in 2008, at first people just thought it was a romantic novel game (take details from the Italian novel "I want to have you").



Unexpectedly in real life, it suddenly created an irresistible attraction and has spread since the 2000s in major cities such as New York, Seoul and London. Since then, the Pont des Arts bridge has been "watched" by young people. Now every corner of the bridge's railing is covered with all kinds of colorful locks. The locks may be considered to have a good purpose, but its weight is actually "killing" the bridge, weakening the structure of the wall, to the extent that the Paris City Hall had to put it out. urges tourists to change the habit of attaching locks to the bridge. The city hall also sends tourists virtual locks through a special website dedicated to declaring their love, instead of continuing to put the lock on the bridge. penalties for those who put locks on the bridge, but the City Hall is also considering that there will be positive "actions" if this habit continues The City Hall website warns: “If traditional habits continue to spread and cause damage to the city's monuments, solutions will be considered in an effort to resolve the issue.



The "rescue" campaign for the romantic bridge It is a fact that the French themselves have expressed their desire to end these traditional habits of tourists, partly because it can influence Heavy impact on the bridge, in part because many people consider hanging the locks a rather "an eyesore" act. In March 2014, two Americans living in Paris launched a campaign called "No Love Locks" and this petition soon became more attractive. 5,000 signatures urged the mayor of Paris to ban the act of hanging locks on the bridge, and while waiting for an official decision, tourists are also being asked to consider Paris's aesthetics and historic heritage, as well as the safety of the bridge to think carefully before you hang up your lock and throw the keys away..

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