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Parents are "banned" from delivering meals! The canteen will deduct money for 700 a month if you don't eat, and the school: for the safety of students

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On a hot afternoon in Hunan, in a high-walled courtyard called "Qingfeng School", a food storm was quietly brewing. The school, which was originally a temple for students to learn about, has recently become controversial. A new regulation has pushed school cafeterias to the forefront. The suspense is stirring, and a battle over the right to eat for students is about to begin.

Parents are "banned" from delivering meals! The canteen will deduct money for 700 a month if you don't eat, and the school: for the safety of students

It is reported that the school's cafeteria used to be a source of happiness for students, but recently, there have been frequent rumors of expensive and worrying quality of the dishes in the cafeteria. Some students have reported that the food in the cafeteria not only tastes bad, but sometimes even has food safety problems. As a result, they have to turn to their parents for food delivery or takeaway.

However, just when the students thought they could continue to enjoy the sweetness of their parents' meals, the school suddenly issued a ban on parents from delivering meals to students, requiring all students to eat in the school cafeteria. The rule drew an immediate backlash from students and parents, who were outraged that the school's approach was too tough.

Parents are "banned" from delivering meals! The canteen will deduct money for 700 a month if you don't eat, and the school: for the safety of students

From the school's point of view, this new regulation is to ensure the safety of students' food and maintain the order of management. They explained that there have been recent incidents of students pretending to be their parents to deliver meals, but in fact they are delivering food from takeaways or restaurants, which poses a great safety hazard to the school and that it is necessary to take measures to limit it.

However, students and parents disagree, arguing that schools should solve the problem of canteens, improve the quality and price of meals, rather than blindly restricting parents from delivering meals. Their discontent is growing, and some have even expressed their desire to petition in protest.

Parents are "banned" from delivering meals! The canteen will deduct money for 700 a month if you don't eat, and the school: for the safety of students

In this food war, social media has become a rallying cry for students. They are making angry voices on various platforms, hoping to get more people's attention. For a while, there was a strong protest mood on the Internet, as if it was an uncontrollable fire.

Just when the school and the parents of the students were at loggerheads in the whirlpool of public opinion, a student named Zhang San resolutely stood up. He published a long article with an in-depth analysis of the matter from his own unique perspective.

Parents are "banned" from delivering meals! The canteen will deduct money for 700 a month if you don't eat, and the school: for the safety of students

In his article, Zhang San pointed out that although the school's approach is for the safety of students, it ignores the needs and rights of students. He believes that schools should pay attention to students' opinions and actively improve the service quality of canteens, instead of blindly restricting parents' food delivery behavior.

Zhang San also put forward some constructive suggestions, such as strengthening cooperation with canteen contractors to jointly improve the service level of canteens; Establish a supervision mechanism to strengthen the supervision of canteen hygiene and food safety, etc. His views have been recognized and supported by many people and have attracted widespread attention.

Parents are "banned" from delivering meals! The canteen will deduct money for 700 a month if you don't eat, and the school: for the safety of students

Under Zhang San's advocacy, students and parents began to take active action, and they organized a joint letter activity to put forward their own demands and suggestions to the school. At the same time, they also convey their voices to all walks of life through various means, hoping to attract more people's attention and support.

After some heated arguments and games, the school finally made a compromise, saying that it was willing to listen to the opinions of students and parents, and promised to further improve the service quality and quality of meals in the canteen. Although this food controversy has come to an end for the time being, it has triggered deep thinking about students' rights and food safety.

Parents are "banned" from delivering meals! The canteen will deduct money for 700 a month if you don't eat, and the school: for the safety of students

In the days to come, I hope that the school and all walks of life can work together to provide a safe, healthy and delicious dining environment for students, so that every student can enjoy a real food feast.

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