In this case, Aunt Liu's mood turned from joy to anger because four of the six Chinese cigarettes she bought were fake, causing her to lose face. She angrily went to the supermarket owner for an explanation, but the owner firmly denied selling fakes. In the end, Aunt Liu took the supermarket to court, demanding a refund and three times the compensation.
At the beginning of the article, Aunt Liu was in a particularly comfortable mood, because her son's marriage had been decided, which made her feel relieved. However, her joy was interrupted by the ringing of the phone, and her mother's words made her feel embarrassed and angry. She hurriedly put down the rice spoon in her hand to answer the phone, and her mood was a little better. But as things unfolded, her mood was deeply revealed by anger and disappointment.
Aunt Liu's behavior fully embodied the spirit of the Consumer Rights Protection Law, and she took out the invoice issued when she purchased the cigarettes and the police appraisal results, and demanded three times the amount of compensation from the supermarket. The court finally ordered the supermarket to refund Aunt Liu 2,800 yuan and compensate three times the price, totaling 11,200 yuan. This judgment fully protects the legitimate rights and interests of consumers, and also warns and punishes merchants for selling counterfeits.
In this rewritten article, more details and emotional expressions have been added, while maintaining the central idea. Hope this rewrite meets your requirements and expectations!
