During Singles' Day, an activity by a store in Wuhan was destined to become popular recently, and at the same time, it was bound to stir public debate again. That is: where exactly is the moral bottom line for businesses, and should their marketing methods be regulated to prevent them from becoming vulgar.\The incident is something that most of our friends probably have heard about. The store launched a generous promotion, but the rules of the promotion were rather bizarre: whoever takes off the most gets the biggest discount. The business basically took advantage of Singles' Day, and some people go crazy for shopping, so they competed frantically for the deal. The result was a bunch of men and women crowded together, men mostly stripping down to just their underwear, women turning it into a full-on lingerie show, and it didn't matter who they were—basically, grab it, grab it…\And so, it was all about flesh; this is an era of selling flesh. But in reality, doing such anime-style things in the real world—isn't that courting trouble?\The criticism was fierce, and public opinion was nearly unanimous. Indeed, compared to the previous 'human feast,' these kinds of things are just the same story with a new coat of paint. Perhaps we should explore what 7723 friends think about this. Of course, it's not just about evaluating the store's behavior, but rather transforming it into a discussion about 7723.\For example, the familiar 'clickbait'? And other things that 'hint at something inexplicably but make people feel disgusted'?
Regarding 'vulgar gimmicks,' what exactly is the attitude of our friends?
A bewildered generation scholar ℡ (ID:42940) said: '\It must be forbidden. If everyone has no limits and there is nothing to restrain them, human civilization could come to an end. Human nature is selfish; those with noble qualities are not born that way but developed afterward. Human society is not a wild beast; going completely naked would be improper. Also, regarding those downstairs saying that men oppose with their mouths but are happy inside, I am puzzled. Watching without being able to use it—how could that bring joy? At most, it just increases desire and harms the body. Watching without acting is so frustrating that it's better not to watch at all.'\(This scholar's analysis is rather insightful; he points out that this kind of attention-seeking commercial behavior should be within the bounds of moral and ethical norms.)\△Rules\⑴ Do not post abusive comments, whether regarding events or people.(2) Only viewpoints related to the topic may be posted. Chatting through replies, maliciously flooding the thread, and similar behaviors will be dealt with decisively, and the participant's eligibility will be revoked (all of their replies in the interactive post will be deleted as well). (3) The interactive post will be pinned for one week from the date of publication. After it ends, Xiaoji will select unique and insightful replies from participants to edit into the post content before closing it. Participants lucky enough to be selected will receive a reward from Xiaoji. If you want to review the post after it ends, you can find it in the section “2014 ‘One Week, One Topic' Series Interaction”.
??? 'Weekly Topic' 21st Episode: Singles' Day Really Getting Someone a Partner: Should the Trend of Low-Quality Gimmicks in China Be Eradicated?
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This can be considered an official Singles' Day topic. Because the twentieth issue needs to 'ignite' Mina, it will remain pinned throughout the Singles' Day period.
It doesn't matter to go streaking naked, it's just a bit cold. If possible, please give me a girlfriend.
Most men probably complain verbally, but most feel itchy inside. Why aren't there such activities near my home? Because everyone is a normal man with normal needs. Of course, it's a different story for women
Happy holidays, not really fond of people who show off, indeed, it's more charming to be a person with some depth.
In Harbin after a snowy winter, cars got stuck in the snow, and 50 yuan was charged to help push them. This is obviously taking advantage of the situation, yet some people are still willing to spend this 50 yuan. Why is that? As Shuiyue said, existence is reasonable. Going back to this matter, if it were unreasonable for the shop to carry out such an activity, then why would anyone participate? If it were unreasonable, no one would participate, and it wouldn't even be reported. Therefore, it cannot be said to be completely banned. But if one thinks this has negative effects and can be prevented, that is the government's matter, and there is no need for us to discuss it here.
It must be prohibited. If everyone has no limits and nothing can restrain them, human civilization could come to an end. Human nature is selfish, and those with noble character are not born that way, but cultivated afterward. Human society is not a wild beast; everyone running around naked is unacceptable. Also, regarding what the person downstairs said—that men oppose it verbally but are secretly pleased—I find it puzzling. How can just looking without being able to use it be pleasurable? At most, it can only lead to increasing desire and possibly harm the body. Just looking without using it is so frustrating; it would be better not to look at all.
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