A recent incident in the community refreshed my three views, there is an aunt in our community who raised a group of chickens in the corridor, and the smell was too pungent when I once walked the stairs. Occasionally, it is put in the woods downstairs of the community, and if it rains, it is put in the underground parking lot, which is really hard for the community cleaning aunt.
Later, people in the same building successively reflected in the owner group that the aunt who raised the chicken was a group of Confucianism, and a person quarreled with a bunch of owners in the owner group.
It's not that I hate chickens, but the hallway is not ventilated and smelly. Twittering. In case of avian flu. My grandmother's family used to raise more than 1,000 chickens on the bungalow, it was the bird flu of chickens, dozens of them died in one night, they were all afraid, my family let them be raised on the bungalow, the bungalow was full of dead chickens, it was too scary.
It's cruel to poison the chicken, but it's not right to affect others like this. If you like to raise it, you can raise it in your own home, don't hinder others, don't raise it in your own home, don't raise it, public is everyone's, not her home.