"The sky is falling, who will carry it?" This old peasant proverb tells the origin of the fate of the peasant and the earth. However, when the peasants who were born and raised in Sri Lanka do not even have the right to control the one-third of an acre of land in their homes, where will the land go?
Event recap
In the early morning of May 16, a shocking piece of news spread quickly on the Internet.
An ordinary farmer was asked to pay a management fee when he parked in his small yard!
This is undoubtedly a blatant trampling on the rights and interests of peasants, like a hammer smashing on the earth, stirring up a thousand waves.
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"What kind of truth is this?" "Can't you even keep a third of an acre of land at your doorstep?"
The angry voices of netizens echoed in the virtual world, and the arrows of doubt were fired at this incredible event.
It's like a farmer planting a seed that he sows and expects to blossom and bear fruit in the spring, but is not expected to be strangled in the cradle by weeds.
So, what kind of untold story is hidden behind this?
"If you are not afraid of poverty, you are afraid of poverty."
China's peasants are hailed as the country's solid cornerstones, sweating through the dirt with their rough hands, supporting the country's food security and social stability.
In the cold winter months, they sow hope; In the sweltering heat of summer, they reap the fruits. The back of a farmer carries the weight of family and dreams.
It is the sons of these lands who are now facing an unprecedented predicament.
The homes they worked so hard to run have become the object of monopoly and demand.
His small courtyard used to be a place where he could park simple vehicles at will, but now he has to pay expensive "management fees".
This is not only a flagrant violation of the rights of farmers, but also a disrespect for their hard work.
"Power is relative, abuse of power is corruption" ——— Mao Zedong
What's behind this?
Is it the shadow of corruption that is spreading and spreading, or is it the fact that some people are looting people's wealth in the name of "management"?
Whatever the reason, it is undoubtedly eroding the trust of the people and the fairness and justice of society.
If management is reduced to a money game, it has deviated from its original purpose and value.
As the saying goes, "the people are the state, and the country is solid".
The rights and interests of peasants are the foundation for a prosperous and strong country and social stability.
When this foundation is impacted and eroded, the consequences can be devastating.
Therefore, someone must stand up and speak up for justice and support the weak.
What to do? Who's going to step up?
When this absurd incident was exposed, it immediately sparked heated discussions and indignation on the Internet.
Netizens' opinions
I took it, I didn't take anything, this one is indeed served!
If you go home to sleep, do you still have to charge for accommodation?
What is the significance of introducing property in rural areas?
This is the truth, I have lived in the suburbs of Shanghai for many years, and in the past two years, I have introduced the property and started to charge parking fees, 151 months per car (the minimum is 3 months each time), 800 for half a year, and 151 years for the whole year. Shanghai local residents don't have to pay, they pay for renting a house in other places! After the property company came, in addition to collecting parking fees, nothing else seemed to have been done, and the three doors of the community were sealed by them! I thought maybe I just wanted to save two or three security guards' salaries!
Some netizens have experienced it personally, and there are more netizens who are incomprehensible about this matter!
We also need to deepen the reform of local management and services, so as to truly "serve the people".
Improve the level of management and service quality, optimize the process, and ensure that everyone can live in a fair and just environment.
Only in this way can the peasant friends truly feel the warmth and protection of the big family of the country.
We can no longer stand idly by, and everyone has a mission to defend justice and punish lawlessness.
It's not just about a piece of land to park, it's about our basic adherence to justice, the rule of law, and morality.
Let us take action together to defend the rights of farmers and the fairness and justice of society with practical actions!
Write at the end
When we re-examined and wrote social rules, can we still maintain our original intention and remember the sweat and dedication of ordinary people?
May this not be a forgotten lesson, because the peasants' yards should not become a monopoly toll booth, and their rights and interests cannot be violated.