A landlord in Shanghai lined up to "buy food" for tenants. What else has happened to you?

A landlord in Shanghai got up at six o'clock in the morning to queue up to buy food. After he bought food, he gave it to the tenants free of charge to ensure the normal life of the tenants during the isolation period. The landlord's approach is very warm, which not only touched several tenants, but also touched many netizens.

Although the epidemic situation is ruthless, there are also many warm-hearted stories in the epidemic prevention process. Epidemic prevention people? Dabai? Send materials, some people send vegetables to neighbors in the closed area, and some people sign up as volunteers to help medical staff in the community control the epidemic.

First, the landlord provides meals for the tenants and cooks meals for more than a dozen people every day. Under the epidemic situation, we saw many enthusiastic, kind and caring landlords, many of whom reduced or exempted the rent for tenants, and some even provided meals for tenants. Others encourage tenants to look forward when they are emotionally broken, and everything will be fine.

I once met a landlord who delivered meals to tenants every day after the rental community closed. The landlord considers that the renters are all young people, and they don't have the habit of cooking on weekdays. So when cooking, I cook a little more every day and send some to the tenants to prevent them from eating bread and instant noodles all day.

Such behavior also moved tenants, saying that they met a good landlord and lived together like relatives.

Second, the community is closed and it is difficult to buy food. When vegetable business households deliver vegetables for free, it is common for the community to close. After the community is closed, it is inconvenient for residents to buy food, and it may be difficult to buy food. There is an owner in a certain district who runs the vegetable business on weekdays; Knowing this situation, they will hoard vegetables at home and give them to neighbors in need for free.

Neighbors will choose to give money to each other after receiving the food, but the stall owner will not accept it. It means that under the epidemic situation, it is not easy for everyone. These vegetables will rot and be thrown away after a long time.

After the outbreak, the landlord received a thank-you gift from the tenant, and the stall owner's business in vegetables was better than before the epidemic. These are the performances of returning the peach to the plum, and also make the society more harmonious and beautiful.