In fact, it is not unfair for college students to be punished for damaging cultural relics during their study tour. Because the stone carvings of Liang Wudi in Xiao Yan's Southern Dynasties, located in Danyang City, Jiangsu Province, are very precious among cultural relics, if individuals or units need to print stone carvings, they must obtain the permission of relevant departments and need professional rubbing methods to ensure that the rubbing will not destroy and pollute cultural relics.

First of all, as the leader of the history department, the teacher didn't realize that the laws and regulations related to cultural relics were unqualified. What's more, the relevant departments are not allowed to directly carry out rough rubbing, and their own behavior is problematic. Ersheng has been appraised by cultural relics experts. Although this rubbing did not cause any damage to the structure of cultural relics, all three stone animals have residual ink marks, which must be dealt with scientifically as soon as possible.

Secondly, responsible teachers and schools should take responsibility for some wrong behaviors of students during school office and activities. Then this time, all the expenses for cleaning up cultural relics must be borne by the perpetrator of negligent behavior. In addition, the teacher who leads the team also needs to accept the administrative punishment of the local cultural law enforcement department, and only criticizes and educates the students, hoping not to make it again.

It must be noted that the rubbings of cultural relics must have special technical means, and once they are improperly operated, the stone carvings will be polluted and damaged. Therefore, rubbings of cultural relics must be approved by relevant cultural relics departments and operated by professionals. What's more, such a precious Danyang stone carving, rubbing procedures and related regulations must be more stringent.