Think about whether "there is no silver here for 320" has ever happened in our life.

Today, when we enter the real life, people and things like "there is no silver here for 320" often happen and exist around us. In front of Xiaogang's shop, you can always see the advertising slogan "There are no fakes in our shop". Some stores also attract customers by means of "the lowest price in the city". Isn't this just copying the practice of "there is no silver here for 320" in the "market economy"? In front of many bath centers, in the lobby of hotels, you can always see "No Prostitution and Whoring" signs, and in some leisure places, you can also see some signs set up by public security organs that read "No Prostitution in this area" and so on. Isn't this the strange pioneering work of "there is no silver here for 320" in the reform and opening up?

Nowadays, slogans or tips such as "No defecation here", "No climbing here", "No dumping here" and "party member cadres are forbidden to take bribes" can be seen everywhere in small streets and harbors. Their subtext does not clearly tell people that "people often shit here", "people often climb here", "people often take out garbage here" and "party member cadres are mostly corrupt. Today's hospitals are full of posters: "Doctors are forbidden to accept red envelopes" and "Medical representatives are forbidden to enter the consulting room". Isn't this the concrete embodiment of "there is no money here"? "

What is even more outrageous is that some schools expressly prohibit teachers from raping underage female students, and even stipulate that male teachers cannot talk to female students alone. Do you really need rules? It seems that "respect is a teacher, and learning high is an example."

In modern society, the word "being a teacher" has depreciated, and "there is no silver here for 320" can actually come in handy here. Hope to adopt!