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Recently, a Weibo post about a Korean cafeteria was wildly reposted on the Internet, and it turned out that a Chinese student saw an announcement in a school cafeteria in South Korea about a Chinese girl who was "restricted" from eating meat while eating in the cafeteria.
It turned out that the Chinese girl had an "abnormal amount" of meat during the meal, but was discovered by the cafeteria staff and warned her "by name" on the announcement, saying that she "can only eat one piece of meat".
Such a practice is undoubtedly a public "humiliation" of the girl, and the use of the three Chinese languages for "roll call" can easily cause misunderstanding and discrimination by others.
In fact, the Chinese girl did not maliciously "pretend to be meat", she may not have known that the cafeteria has such a rule, but only out of her own preferences and dietary needs, she will fill more meat.
And the canteen's "public humiliation" of her is undoubtedly an unfair treatment of her, and it is easy to cause misunderstanding and discrimination from others, bringing her unnecessary distress and pressure.
When the Chinese girl sees such an announcement, she may feel very aggrieved and uncomfortable, feel that she has been treated and discriminated against unfairly, and will also feel very dissatisfied and angry about the practices of the school and the cafeteria.
Moreover, the practice of canteens is also easy to bring wrong "demonstration effect" to others, making others feel that they can openly "humiliate" others and restrict others' freedom to eat, which is very wrong and a kind of disrespect and harm to others.
Therefore, in our lives, no matter what kind of occasion we are in, we should not arbitrarily "name" others, let alone publicly "humiliate" others, and should respect the privacy and freedom of others
If you have any opinions and suggestions, you can communicate and exchange them privately, instead of solving the problem in a public way, causing unnecessary harm and distress to others.
Moreover, in the exchanges involving different countries and cultures, we should maintain a heart of tolerance and understanding, avoid wrong discrimination and prejudice against others, and promote mutual respect and friendly relations between different cultures through exchanges and understanding, and jointly create a harmonious international environment.
For such an announcement of Korean canteens, in fact, it reflects some differences in food culture and consumption concepts, and South Korea may pay more attention to "saving" and "reasonable matching"
Whereas food waste is considered irresponsible, China pays more attention to "enjoyment on the tip of the tongue", and believes that abundance at the table is a kind of care and enthusiasm for others.
Therefore, in the communication of different countries, we should understand and respect the cultural habits of others, instead of blindly "blaming" and "criticizing", and should promote common progress and improvement through communication and communication, and jointly seek solutions suitable for everyone.
Of course, the practice of Korean canteens is not completely unreasonable, and their original intention may be to remind others to pay attention to food pairings and reasonable meals through such announcements, and avoid waste and unhealthy eating habits.
However, when conveying such reminders, they should pay more attention to the choice of methods and language, avoid giving others the wrong impression and hurt, and should also give others enough understanding and tolerance, allowing others to have different ideas and needs, rather than imposing their own ideas and rules.
It is hoped that through the occurrence of this incident, more people's thinking and attention can be aroused, so that we can maintain a heart of tolerance and understanding, respect the culture and habits of others, and jointly create a harmonious and inclusive international community in international exchanges and cooperation.
I also hope that the relevant departments and schools in South Korea can pay attention to it, re-examine and think about their own practices, actively communicate and communicate with others, find better solutions, and provide students with a richer and healthier dining experience, so that they can not only learn knowledge, but also feel the warmth and care from different countries in their study life in Korea.
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