Did the crying woman find the people from the Baogong Mansion in Kaifeng?

At present, there was no definite information on whether the crying woman had found the Baogong Mansion in Kaifeng. There was some unconfirmed news that the woman had been found, and she herself publicly confirmed this news. According to the response from the scenic spot, this woman was a devotee. Perhaps she was moved by Lord Bao's story, so she knelt down and cried for a long time. However, some people questioned this statement and said that they could not understand why they were so moved by the statue of Bao Gong that they cried endlessly. Therefore, it was still unclear whether the crying woman had been found.

Kaifeng Baogong Mansion was located on the north bank of Baogong East Lake in Kaifeng City, Henan Province.

According to the search results provided, the opening hours of the Baogong Mansion in Kaifeng were 07:30-19:00 in spring, summer, and autumn, and 07:30-17:30 in winter.

The ticket price for the Baogong Mansion in Kaifeng was 65 yuan per person per trip.

The entrance fee to the Baogong Mansion in Kaifeng was 30 yuan per person.

The reason why the woman was crying in the Baogong Temple in Kaifeng was still unclear. It was reported that she was a devotee who burned incense and worshiped Buddha, probably because she was so moved when she saw the Baogong Hall that she cried. However, there were also netizens who speculated that she might be crying because of sadness or stress. The staff of the scenic spot said that they already had plans to deal with emergencies to ensure the safety of tourists and the normal operation of the scenic spot. In short, the specific reason for the woman's crying had not been confirmed.

The official response said that the woman was a staff member of the scenic area and not a tourist. She saw the statue of Bao Gong after burning incense and worshiping Buddha, and she cried bitterly because she was in low spirits. The scenic spot had already arranged for someone to persuade her and urged the tourists to look at the matter rationally. There was no need to go overboard. The search results did not provide a clear answer to the woman's specific identity and why she chose to cry in the Kaifeng government hall.

The Baogong Temple in Kaifeng was a memorial hall that was restored and rebuilt to commemorate the famous upright official Bao Zheng in ancient China. It was located by Baogong Lake in the southwest of Kaifeng City. It was a group of classic ancient buildings in the style of imitating the Song Dynasty. The Baogong Temple occupied an area of more than 1 hectares and had a construction area of 2200 square meters. Chen Zhan in the temple has a bronze statue of Lord Bao, dragon, tiger, dog copper guillotine, Lord Bao's wax figure and other cultural relics and historical materials. The Baogong Temple was one of the most important tourist attractions in the Central Plains, which was developed and constructed by the National tourism Administration. It was also one of the top ten tourist attractions in Henan Province.

Regarding the situation of people crying in Baogong Temple, the following conclusions could be drawn: In the Baogong Mansion scenic spot in Kaifeng, Henan Province, a woman knelt down and cried in front of Baogong Temple, attracting everyone's attention and discussion. The staff of the scenic spot explained that the woman was a devotee and might have been touched by Bao Gong's story. However, the story behind it might be more complicated, and the specific reasons were unknown. Some people speculated that she might have encountered some difficulties in life or psychological pressure, and the residence of Duke Bao became a place for her to vent her emotions. The official response of the scenic spot said that the woman was not a tourist, but a staff member of the scenic spot. She was in a low mood on the day of the incident and could not help but cry when she saw the statue of Lord Bao. At present, the scenic spot had arranged for someone to persuade her and appeal to the tourists to look at the matter rationally.

In the Baogong Mansion scenic spot in Kaifeng, Henan Province, a woman knelt down and cried in front of the Baogong Temple, attracting everyone's attention and discussion. The staff of the scenic spot explained that the woman was a devotee and might have been touched by Bao Gong's story. However, the exact reason was unknown. Some people speculated that she might have encountered some difficulties in life or psychological pressure, and the residence of Duke Bao became a place for her to vent her emotions. The official response of the scenic spot said that the woman was not a tourist, but a staff member of the scenic spot. She was in a low mood on the day of the incident and could not help but cry when she saw the statue of Lord Bao. At present, the scenic spot had arranged for someone to persuade her and appeal to the tourists to look at the matter rationally. As for whether the Baogong Temple closed because of the crying, there was no evidence to prove that the Baogong Temple closed because of it.