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五一假期期间，一则“越王勾践本人来天河机场也得办托运”的帖子，在社交媒体走红。

A viral social media post during the May Day holiday humorously suggested that even King Goujian of Yue would have to check his sword at airport security in Wuhan, highlighting strict carry-on rules.

该网络帖子显示，武汉天河机场立起了一块安检提示牌，明确刃长超过6厘米的“越王勾践剑”不能随身带上飞机。

The remark drew attention to a security reminder at Wuhan Tianhe Airport in Hubei province. The notice states that any blade longer than 6 centimeters, including souvenir replicas of the legendary Sword of Goujian, is prohibited in carry-on luggage.

评论区中，不少网友分享了此前带文创“宝剑”被拦的经历↓

也有网友调侃，“夫差矛这招太狠了”。

真实情况到底如何？据上游新闻报道，针对网友的种种疑惑，天河机场安检处工作人员介绍，机场安检区域确实立有上述温馨提示牌，是以湖北省博物馆镇馆之宝越王勾践剑为例，提醒旅客刀刃超过6厘米的刀具不得随身携带，需办理暂存、托运或邮寄手续。

According to airport security staff, the sign was put up as a reminder for travelers. By using the well-known Sword of Goujian, a national treasure from the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC) housed in the Hubei Provincial Museum, as an example, the notice highlights that knives with blades exceeding 6 cm cannot be taken on board. Such items must be stored temporarily, checked in, or sent by courier.

该工作人员提到，刀刃超过6厘米的刀具禁止随身携带，是民航局早已出台的规定，文创版越王勾践剑亦在管制范围之内。“为了提高过检效率，才有此提示牌进行重点提醒。”

The regulation has long been in place and was issued by the Civil Aviation Administration of China. It applies equally to souvenir items and real blades. Staff said the sign is intended to improve efficiency at security checkpoints by addressing a common oversight among travelers.

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至于提示牌具体的设立时间，对方表示并不清楚。她回忆，不少旅客在过安检时存在认知误区，认为文创纪念品既没有开锋，尺寸也不大，可直接带进客舱；被拦下后，部分人既未提前办理托运，又觉得临时跑去邮寄太过麻烦，索性将其留下，安检处由此积压了大量旅客无法随身带走的仿制剑，“客流高峰期，有时一天甚至就能收到四五把。”

机场方面建议携带此类旅游纪念品的旅客务必提前核对物品尺寸，并预留充足时间抵达机场办理相关手续，以免让心爱的“宝剑”遗憾滞留。

Passengers carrying similar items are advised to check the size in advance and allow sufficient time for the necessary procedures, or risk having them left behind.