2020 National Examination Interview Let superstitious bad habits pay the due price?

In the interview, this is a comprehensive analysis test.

First, explain what bad habits are and the impact they have.

second, whether any changes have been made before;

Third, what are the new ideas, who will implement them, who will implement them, who will supervise them, and who will check the implementation status.

Fourth, what changes have been made or will be made in rural areas because of these new ideas.

Even so, there are some situations that are still unexpected: First, it is not only the elderly who have deep-rooted superstitions and may not have much access to the Internet, but also many young and middle-aged people who are not very old and well-educated. For example, in September 2019, Wang, a 23-year-old female student who graduated from a medical university and was preparing to take the postgraduate entrance examination, threw a coin into the apron when she got off the plane in order to "avoid disasters and pray for blessings", and finally Wang was fined 200 yuan.

College students who have graduated from medicine are so superstitious, which makes people feel emotional. Second, the lessons of the past have not become the teachers of the future. Almost every incident of throwing coins at aircraft engines will go viral on the Internet and cause heated discussions, so much so that some airports have put up propaganda slogans saying that "throwing coins into an airplane to pray for blessings is an illegal act that undermines safety and harms good fortune".

It stands to reason that Yin Jian is in the past, and people in the future should learn a lesson, but from the current point of view, it is not uncommon for others to eat a trench and not grow wise.

Is it because these people have isolated themselves from the modern information society, or are certain "beliefs" so powerful that they ignore the rules of real society?

In any case, such bad habits should be reined into. And making violators pay an adequate price is an important way to restrain them. Only when the cost is matched with the negative impact can we punish the former and the latter, and can we wake up those who are "asleep" in their minds.

Throwing coins into an aircraft engine has been suspected of violating the Public Security Administration Punishment Law. It clearly stipulates that people are liable for acts that disturb order on buses, trams, trains, ships, aircraft or other means of public transport. Prior to this, the management department also adopted disciplinary measures such as education, warnings, fines, and detention for similar behaviors.

The airline's lawsuit and making the passengers involved bear civil liability for compensation undoubtedly adds to the legal cost of the act. The higher the cost of violating the law, the stronger the psychological deterrence for some passengers. "Praying for blessings" does not pray for good fortune, but for misfortune, which will make them more "sober".

In the final analysis, the judgment of 120,000 yuan in compensation for throwing coins into an airplane is quite a warning: bad habits and superstitions also have boundaries and costs, ignoring the rules of reality and public interests, not only can not pray for "blessings", but also may "pray" for trouble or even disaster.

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