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Can't the student ticket system be a little more flexible? It absolutely requires scanning a QR code; screenshots from the China Higher Education Student Information System (CHESICC) beforehand aren't accepted, nor is a student ID. What if there are many people and everyone's in a rush? Everything else is fine. Sanqingshan is definitely worth visiting, and the staff along the way are very helpful.