Hey, ladies and gentlemen, there's a piece of news recently that makes people laugh and cry. I heard that a certain school's snack shop was "closed" by the school because the price was too low! This can't help but remind people of the plot in the movie "The Hunger Games", does the school also want to have a "snack version" of the Hunger Games?
This incident is really shocking. It stands to reason that it is a great thing for students to have an affordable snack bar in school! It can satisfy the students' appetite and make them spend less pocket money, so why not do it? But this school is good, not only does it not appreciate it, but it also messes up this good thing.
Let's analyze this. First of all, the low price of this snack shop indicates that it may be a business model with small profits and quick turnover. This business model can not only benefit the students, but also allow the store to make money, which is simply a win-win! But the school does not seem to see it that way. They may feel that the price of the snack shop is too low and that it will affect the "financial interests" of the school. After all, there are so many higher-priced snack shops in the school, and if this low-cost store opens, won't it rob them of their business?
But is it really appropriate for schools to do this? As an educational institution, the primary task of the school should be to educate and educate people, not to pursue financial gain. Students need a safe, healthy and harmonious environment to learn and live in school. If the school blindly pursues financial interests and ignores the actual needs of students, wouldn't it be unsightly to abandon the basics?
Of course, the school can't be blamed for this. After all, schools have their own difficulties and considerations. However, we also have to say that the school is indeed a little inappropriate in handling this matter. They should listen more to the opinions and suggestions of students, and consider the actual needs of students, rather than blindly pursuing financial interests.
Finally, I would like to say that although this incident is a small episode, it also serves as a wake-up call. As schools and educational institutions, we should always keep in mind our mission and responsibility to create a good learning and living environment for our students. At the same time, we also hope that the school can learn from this lesson and be more sensible and appropriate in dealing with similar incidents in the future.