On December 24, a takeaway boy in Dalian, Liaoning Province, accidentally soiled a man's shoes while delivering food. After apologizing, the man asked the delivery guy to squat down and wipe his shoes clean with a rag or wipe. The scene was awkward and absurd for a while, and witnesses said that even the police came to investigate the matter in the end. The incident quickly sparked heated discussions on the Internet, with some people thinking that the man's approach was too much, but others thought that the delivery boy should take the initiative to shine his shoes.
This incident has aroused widespread concern and thinking. Driven by morality and public opinion, we should rethink society's attitudes towards food delivery people. The takeaway brother has become a sight on the streets of the city, bringing convenience to the city residents, and when performing his job duties, should he be criticized or even insulted?
The professional status of the takeaway brother has attracted attention, and respecting the profession is the attitude that every professional should have, and no worker should be insulted. The man's act of asking the takeaway boy to squat down and shine his shoes may involve a violation of the takeaway boy's personal dignity, and according to the relevant provisions of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China on personality rights, everyone has the right to demand that others respect their own personal dignity. If the man's actions cause insult or moral damage to the delivery boy, the delivery boy may have the right to demand that the man cease the tortious act and may demand compensation for moral damages.
This incident does not reflect just one individual incident, but the general attitude of the whole society towards frontline service workers. We need to think deeply about how to make the whole society more respectful and understanding of the people who deliver food, and how to build a more harmonious and inclusive society. Perhaps, this is not just a takeaway brother's shoeshine incident, but a reflection on the values of the whole society.
In view of this matter, it is necessary to explore the deeper reasons. On the one hand, it may be that the society's attitude towards front-line service personnel is not respectful enough, and on the other hand, it may also be related to personal quality and life pressure. According to statistics, in recent years, the food delivery industry has gradually developed and expanded, and most of the food delivery personnel are young people, who are the new generation in the process of urbanization, and their work and life pressure is also increasing. In order to improve the social status and dignity of food delivery workers, it is necessary for all sectors of society to work together, including relevant policy advocacy from the government, care and care from enterprises, and understanding and respect from the public.
Finally, there are similar problems at the international level. In some countries and regions, similar incidents have also occurred, and through the study of international cases, we may be able to provide us with some reference and enlightenment.
To sum up, this incident reflects a multifaceted problem that needs to be considered and resolved from various aspects such as individual, social, legal, and policy. Only in this way can we build a more harmonious and inclusive society.