The "Civilization Fan" is made for the promotion of the civilized quality of citizens. On a small piece of plastic, six or seven lines of words such as "No spitting", "No quarreling and fighting" and "No loud noise in public places" are densely printed. However, the government’s spending money to "send civilization" has turned into "send words", which has not caused people to discuss "common sense of civilization", but questioned the price of fans and mocked the effect of action.
The "civilized fan" is a little bigger than a slap in the face, and it is nicknamed "children’s fan" by the local people. Fan hard a few times, but there is no cool wind, but there is irritability. Some citizens took the fan in the front foot and threw it into the trash can in the back foot.
There are nearly 500,000 people in Shushan District, and 100,000 people gave away the "civilization fan", and one-fifth of the population reviewed the common sense of civilization. This may not be a bad thing, but after the delivery, has the "citizen quality" improved? Has anyone ever paid a return visit? The ancients still knew "example by words". If there is "spitting everywhere" and "talking loudly in public places" in Shushan District, I am afraid that not only a piece of "no" but also "example" is needed.
The government of Shushan District purchased 100,000 "civilized fans" through government procurement, with an average of 2 yuan per fan. Subsequently, netizens screamed, and it was generally believed that the price of "civilized fan" was much higher than the market price. A netizen even ordered a fan of the same style in person, and the price did not exceed that of 1 yuan. Is the price of "civilized fan" reasonable? If the gap with the market price is too large, is the process of purchasing "civilized fans" open and transparent, and is there any trick?
Although the "civilization fan" is small, it reflects the lack of the concept of "asking politics for the people, asking needs for the people, and asking for the people". I hope that the relevant departments will respond to the people’s doubts, put the "civilization fan" under supervision, and seriously reflect on those old problems that are not surprising.
On a hot day, Shushan District thought of sending "civilization fans" to the citizens. It is worthy of recognition that the relevant departments are indeed doing things, but the effect of "sending civilization" and whether the people who spend public funds buy it are also crucial.
Whether a small plastic film can truly become a "civilized fan" depends not only on the words written on it, but also on the critical eyes of the society. "If I say it’s not expensive, it’s not expensive" and "If I say civilization, it’s civilized" … I’m afraid it’s not that simple, but also depends on whether the people approve it or not.