Recently, a news that "five village cadres sent a plate of dumplings to five guarantee households" has aroused widespread concern in the society. However, the focus of this news is not on the delivery of the dumplings themselves, but on the various "performances" in the process of delivering the dumplings. According to relevant sources, not only did the whole process involve photography and videography, but also in front of the camera, the village cadres were enthusiastic and unrestrained, but under the camera, they were just short-sighted and went through the motions. This "formalistic" approach has aroused widespread heated discussions among netizens.
First of all, we have to question what is the purpose of this form? Is it to make the elderly feel warm, or is it to let people see the "good deeds" of the village cadres? If it is to make the old people feel warm, then why not pay more attention to the feelings of the elderly in the process of delivering dumplings, but focus on the camera? If it is to let people see the "good deeds" of the village cadres, then what is the point of such formalism?
Secondly, some netizens proposed that the footage of the elderly eating dumplings should also be filmed, so as to prove that the elderly feel warm. This is a very reasonable point. If we only give dumplings and do not pay attention to the process of the elderly eating dumplings, then how can we know whether the elderly really feel the warmth? and how can we prove the "good deeds" of the village cadres?
Moreover, such formalism not only makes people feel vulgar, but also makes people feel unreal. If it's really about caring for the elderly, then why don't you put more energy into practical actions and more on formalities? This kind of behavior not only makes people feel unreal, but also makes people feel disrespectful.
In addition, we can also see that in this news, five village cadres sent a pound of dumplings, but they were afraid that the world would not know. Such behavior is not only ridiculous, but also pathetic. Our leaders, every day, do not forget to send a plate of dumplings to the masses, what kind of "care" and "love" is this?
To sum up, we can see that the behavior of the five village cadres in this news has serious problems, both in terms of form and content. This is not only regrettable, but also worrying. What our society needs is not such formalism, but real care and love. What our leaders need is not such a show, but real action. #Article Launch Challenge#