Have you seen a video recently?
An 80-year-old grandfather was selling bamboo shoots on the street, but before he could sell one, he was charged 10 yuan for a booth. At this moment, netizens exploded, and everyone said: This is too unfair! Should the poor be bullied like this?
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It is understood that this old man is from Shangrao, Jiangxi, and the bamboo shoots he worked so hard to dig up were charged 10 yuan for a stall fee by a person who claimed to be a vegetable market administrator before he could sell one. Think about it, all these bamboo shoots are sold, and the old man can only earn 8 yuan, and the 10 yuan booth fee almost makes him busy in vain.
When you watch the video, do you also see the old man's helpless eyes and wrinkled face? He doesn't know what the market economy is, and he doesn't know what booth fees are, so he knows how to work hard to live with his own hands. However, it is so sad that such efforts have been exchanged for the fate of being exploited!
Many netizens were very angry after watching the video and left messages to express their dissatisfaction.
Some netizens said: "This kind of behavior of collecting booth fees is too much! In the face of the gray-haired old man, and just a little bit of something, it is really commendable courage to be able to do it!"
Netizen: This is why farmers have worked hard, but they are still poor.
Some netizens said: "The duty of the market administrator is to maintain market order, not to bully the elderly!, is this a goose plucking?"
Truth be told, this phenomenon is not uncommon in our lives. Don't charge booth fees, I'm afraid that everyone will come to set up stalls and make a mess on the street;
Of course, we also have to think about why such a thing has happened? Is it because our social system is not perfect enough and there are still loopholes in our management mechanism? We should start with the system to strengthen the protection and support for the disadvantaged groups, so that they can also enjoy fair and just treatment.
I only hope that those who manage the market can have a little more humanity and care and help for the elderly. After all, such a big city, although it can accommodate so many high-rise buildings and cars, it should also accommodate the efforts and hopes of the old man!