On May 2, in the Culture and Art Museum of the National Art Museum in Zibo, Shandong, a child broke a Huaguang ceramic vase with a price of 116,000 yuan. The person in charge said: It's a pity that the bottle is broken, but the child really didn't mean it, and it's a blessing not to touch the child, and the full amount is exempt!
Nine spectators are visiting an art gallery in Zibo, Shandong Province, with six adults accompanying three children. The accident happened to the youngest sister, who inadvertently touched a ceramic item worth 116,000 yuan with her hand, perhaps exerting too much force, causing the ceramic to slip from her hand and eventually hit the ground, causing it to be damaged.
A boy shouts in the video: "Looks like my sister is in trouble again." ”
The museum responded that although we initially stated that we would handle the matter in accordance with the normal compensation provisions, we were aware that there might be problems with our own management, so we finally decided to waive the liability.
Netizens have different opinions on this matter, some believe that the art museum should bear most of the responsibility, and some believe that the guardian should be responsible. This incident reminds people to take good care of their children when they go out and educate them to understand the truth.
Related topics also rushed to the top of the hot search, causing heated discussions among netizens.
Many netizens said that the fragile exhibits did not use glass covers, and the compensation waiver was reasonable if something happened.
Some netizens believe that the guardian is responsible, and the child did not mean it.
Some netizens said that usually such exhibitions will be protected by glass covers, and both sides must protect the exhibits.
Some netizens believe that children should learn a lesson if they do something wrong. The child and his family were fortunate to be spared the compensation this time, but not every time.
What do you think about this?
Source: China Anti-Cult Cover News