Recently, the owner of a wonton shop sparked heated discussions because customers added too many ingredients. Afterwards, the boss not only did not repent, but supported himself with relatives and friends on the Internet, asking netizens not to condemn again, causing even greater anger. This series of incidents reflects the serious lack of personal awareness of the rule of law and moral cultivation, which needs to arouse deep reflection in society.
The reason was that a customer added some extra ingredients to the wonton shop, and was punched several times by the boss and abused and kicked out of the store. After the beating video was exposed, netizens collectively boycotted the store and went to the review platform to condemn it. However, the boss not only did not relent, but scolded netizens in the comment area, saying that too much material would affect the cost, and also posted a video accusing netizens of "closing the store".
What's even more infuriating is that the boss's relatives and friends are also involved in the defense, and his sister publicly posted a video to excuse the boss, saying that "it was just a few hits", and that the customer "put a lot of small ingredients every time he eats" caused it. She also asked netizens to "don't catch it", turning a blind eye to the impact on the life of the boss's family, and completely ignoring the serious illegal act of beating people.
This series of incidents fully exposed the extreme lack of awareness of the rule of law and moral cultivation of the parties. It is illegal and criminal for the boss to beat someone, but not only did he and his family have no remorse, but instead appeared as victims, demanding that netizens stop, and even exonerate themselves. Their distorted thinking of rationalizing the beating and completely mistaking themselves as the victim is shocking.
Under the conditions of market economy, the relationship between merchants and customers should be established on the basis of equality and voluntariness. Businesses do not have the right to impose their own ideas on others, let alone punish "willful" consumers by beating people. Bosses should win customers by improving the quality of service, rather than relying on violence to force customers to comply.
What is even more noteworthy is that this distorted sense of power may originate from our socio-cultural soil. Under the influence of traditional concepts, some people still retain the wrong concept such as "the customer is right", and this distorted mentality needs to be eradicated with rational education. At the same time, it is also necessary to cultivate a sense of social morality, promote a tolerant, rational and non-violent way of doing things, and let more people understand the dialectical relationship between rights and obligations.
This case enlightens us that it is necessary to continue to promote education on the rule of law and strengthen the concept of the rule of law and moral cultivation of every member of society. Let violence be history, and let reason and love be mainstream. Only with moral businesses and cultivated consumers can we create a harmonious and beautiful consumption environment.