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Donations can be deducted from the taxable income equivalent to the amount donated, not directly from the tax owed, with a maximum deduction of 30% of the taxable income.

It sounds a little complicated and calculation can be a hassle; in any case, it doesn't save much—the money spent on donations is definitely more than the tax, so don't think of it as a way to avoid taxes; it's more of an encouragement for individuals to support public welfare.

If visitors know about this policy, they will surely be more motivated to donate.

Moreover, there should be clear prompts in the donation interface, urging people to donate within their means, preventing good intentions from becoming a burden.

Beyond the donation process, to prepare for busy holidays in the future, an online reservation feature should be introduced. This way, by controlling the number of visitors through reservations, the venue won't get overcrowded and impede the visiting experience.