The "Closed Doors" of the Town Stadium
In a small town in Guangdong, something "novel" has happened recently.
The stadium in the town actually hung a sign saying "outsiders are not allowed to enter".
啥? Foreigners are prohibited from entering?
This sounds like the kind of old movie where the gatekeeper of the mansion arrogantly said to the visitor: "There is no place to stay here, there is a place to stay here, but this is not the place where you should come!"
Honestly, the first time I heard this, I couldn't laugh or cry.
Shouldn't the stadium be a place for the big guys to go to the event after dinner?
Why is it that all of a sudden, it seems to be occupied by some mysterious organization, and there is a sign that says "no one is allowed to enter"?
The "Little Ninety-Nine" Behind the Privilege
Seriously, this reminds me of the landlords and old fortunes in the stories I listened to old people tell when I was a child.
They always feel that they are superior to others, and they have to hide all the good things at home, for fear that others will take advantage.
But what age is this now, how can there still be this kind of "my territory, I am in charge" idea?
I guess these so-called "privileged people" may feel that they have a little power in their hands, or a little money in their pockets, and they can use public resources as their own backyard.
But they forgot one thing, this stadium is not their private property, but jointly funded by everyone, and belongs to every taxpayer.
Who does the "outsider" label sting?
"Outsiders are forbidden to enter", these simple words actually pierced the hearts of many people.
You say that we ordinary people work hard, pay taxes and fees, and in the end can't even enter a stadium, what kind of business is this?
The word "outsider" is like an invisible wall separating us from some "noble" people.
But then again, who is not raised by their parents? How come it is that when we get to them, we become "insiders" and we become "outsiders"?
Fairness is not a slogan, it is an action
Of course, I also know that this may not be as simple as we think.
Maybe there's something unspeakable behind it, maybe there's a special reason.
Regardless, it's uncomfortable.
Fairness is not something that can be achieved by shouting slogans, it has to be implemented in action.
If even a stadium can't be fairly opened, then what social fairness and social justice are we talking about?
Break down the barriers of "privilege".
To be honest, I wish this was a matter of concern.
Not just for the right to use a stadium, but also for ordinary people who are blocked out by the "privilege".
We need to let those who feel privileged know that public resources belong to everyone, not to one person.
If they have to engage in specialization, then they have to ask us "outsiders" if they agree.
Don't let "privilege" become a social hazard
This is not only a warning, but a profound reminder to everyone.
The "privilege" mentality is essentially a distorted sense of superiority, which makes people mistakenly believe that they can override the rules and laws and wantonly trample on the fairness and justice of society.
The existence of this mentality is like a hidden danger in the social organism, quietly destroying the health of society.
If we do not eliminate this social hazard in a timely manner and allow it to spread unchecked, then social fairness and justice will be seriously undermined, which may lead to social chaos and unrest.
Therefore, we must uncompromisingly oppose the concept of "privilege" and defend the fairness and justice of society.
Take me as a starting point and defend fairness.
This is not only an initiative, but also a creed of life that each of us should put into practice and action.
Fairness and justice are not abstract concepts in the sky, but concrete practices that run through our daily lives.
In the face of social injustice, we should not just complain and blame, but also start from ourselves and defend and fight for it with practical actions.
Whether in work, study or life, we should adhere to the principle of fairness, treat everyone equally, abide by the established rules, and remain impartial.
Only in this way can we work together to build a fairer and more harmonious society.
No matter what difficulties and challenges we face, we must unswervingly uphold our belief in the pursuit of fairness and justice, and forge ahead bravely.
epilogue
Although the "outsiders are not allowed to enter" rule makes people feel helpless and angry, it also reminds us to always be vigilant against social injustice and strive to change it.
Fairness and justice are not pies falling from the sky, but need to be fought for and guarded by each of us.
I hope everyone can remember this incident and not let a similar situation happen again.
Work together to make society fairer and more just!
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