Recently, a company in Changsha, Hunan Province held an unprecedented challenge activity: "35 days without looking at your mobile phone, work and rest on time, reward you with 400,000 yuan". The event attracted a large number of applicants, including Mr. Chen. He paid the registration fee of 9,000 yuan, confident that he would be able to succeed in the challenge, but in less than half a day, he was eliminated because of a seemingly trivial rule.
Originally from a small city in Hunan, Mr. Chen has always taken his health and schedule very seriously. When he saw the challenge, he was immediately intrigued. He felt that this event would not only help him get rid of the shackles of his mobile phone, but also take the opportunity to adjust his schedule and have a chance to win the attractive prize of 400,000 yuan. So, he did not hesitate to pay the registration fee of 9,000 yuan.
Before the start of the event, the organizer conducted an intensive training for all the challengers, explaining all the rules and precautions in detail. Mr. Chan was particularly attentive during the training process, and he remembers every detail vividly. However, less than half a day after the event began, Mr. Chen was eliminated because of an inadvertent eye rubbing.
The reason is simple, but also frustrating: the challenger cannot cover his face, and if he does so for more than three seconds at a time, he will be eliminated. When Mr. Chen felt sleepy, Xi rubbed his eyes habitually, and this action made his face be covered by his hand for more than three seconds, and he was told that he had failed.
Mr. Chen was shocked and disappointed by this result. He couldn't accept the fact that he was eliminated because of such a small move. He thinks this rule is not reasonable because it goes against human biological instincts. Rubbing his eyes, while a natural physiological response, was considered a violation in such a demanding and challenging environment, which made him feel unfair.
"I didn't notice this rule when I signed up, and I think rubbing my eyes is a natural physiological response that can't be avoided," said Mr. Chen. I paid the registration fee of 9,000 yuan, but I was eliminated because of such a small action, which I think is very unreasonable. Mr. Chan was so angry that he felt he had been treated unfairly, so he asked the company to refund his registration fee.
Mr. Chen's plight has attracted the attention and discussion of other applicants and netizens. Many people believe that Mr. Chen's experience is indeed unfair, and they believe that the organizers should revisit and adjust the rule. At the same time, there are also some people who think that Mr. Chen is overconfident and careless, and does not read the rules carefully and follow them.
The organizers also responded to Mr. Chen's request. They said the campaign was designed to help people get rid of mobile phone dependence and develop good Xi, and the rules were carefully designed and considered. Although eye rubbing may be a natural physiological response, in this long, high-intensity challenging environment, the challenger needs to strictly follow the rules.
However, the organizer also expressed its willingness to negotiate with Mr. Chen and refund part of the registration fee. "We understand Mr. Chen's feelings and grievances, and we are willing to negotiate with Mr. Chen and refund part of the registration fee as much as possible," they said. ”
This incident has drawn attention and discussion about similar activities. In today's information age, people are increasingly relying on mobile phones and other electronic devices, and this dependence has had a negative impact on people's physical health and daily life. Challenges like these are extreme, but they can make people realize the dangers of over-reliance on mobile phones and re-examine their Xi.
However, there are also those who believe that the value and significance of such activities are not great. They believe that in order to get rid of mobile phone dependence and develop good Xi habits, the key lies in personal consciousness and self-management ability. At the same time, they also questioned whether this kind of activity with high bonuses as bait could really achieve the desired effect.
In short, the company's "35 days without looking at the phone, working and resting on time, and rewarding 400,000 yuan" activity of this company in Changsha, Hunan Province has aroused widespread attention and discussion in the society. While Mr. Chen's experience is regrettable and sympathetic, it also makes us realize the dangers of over-reliance on mobile phones and re-examine our own Xi. Only when we are truly aware of this problem and take positive action to change our lifestyle can we truly get rid of our dependence on mobile phones and have a healthy and beautiful life.