The vulgar slogan of the shop

Swear words are printed on the porridge cup of a breakfast shop next to a primary school in Shaanxi Province. Bian Xiao believes that such vulgar copywriting should not appear at the gate of primary schools, because primary school students are flowers and bones of the motherland, and their lives still have a long time. Now they are like a blank sheet of paper. The knowledge in their minds is obtained from the outside world, so children should not be influenced by vulgar culture. Those bosses must be vigilant, and the staff of relevant departments should check at any time to reduce the occurrence of similar incidents.

Vulgar copywriting can not bring good inspiration to children, but will affect their three views. Not conducive to children's physical and mental health. Even if some children don't know much about it now, they will imitate the language on the packaging bag. Adults will only smile after seeing the content and will not feel particularly concerned. However, once they hear these words from the children's mouths, they will certainly be shocked and even blame all the mistakes on the school teachers. They will question what teachers tell their children every day.

Local industrial and commercial supervision departments and school teachers should regularly patrol the main shops at the school gate. If they find that some content is not suitable for children, they must stop the owner's behavior. Moreover, the boss himself needs to be vigilant and can't choose these messy packaging bags. Everyone should put themselves in others' shoes, and the boss should also reflect on his own behavior. In case their children go to school and learn vulgar content, parents will feel very uncomfortable.

Some businesses really don't pay much attention to slogans, but they will choose products with good quality and low prices. Therefore, factories and some small workshops have grasped the psychology of businessmen who are greedy for petty gain and kept the prices of these things at the lowest level, and then took the opportunity to sell creative goods to their bosses, who then sold them to their children. Not only roadside stalls and snack bars, but also many take-away packaging and stationery packaging have this problem.