A man in Chengdu pretended to be a doctor to fight against the epidemic and ate a meal. Should this behavior be condemned?

This year is one of the great tests that China faces. The outbreak of the new crown epidemic has made our nation face disasters together. However, in the face of disasters, there are always heroes who stand up and stand as one. There are countless such touching stories, so there are many stores providing benefits to the heroes who have made outstanding contributions in the fight against the epidemic. However, recently a Chengdu man pretended to be a war doctor and went to a hot pot restaurant to eat Bawang Meal. Caused heated discussion.

The thing is like this, according to the hot pot restaurant merchants, a man contacted them through WeChat and said that he was an anti-epidemic doctor and wanted to come to their store for dinner as a anti-epidemic doctor and asked them if There is a discount for anti-epidemic doctors. The hot pot restaurant merchants entertained the man who called himself "anti-epidemic doctor" with enthusiasm. However, while the man was eating hot pot, he kept asking if the order was free. Later, the hot pot restaurant The owner of the store noticed something was wrong, and later verified that there was no such person. Finally, the man was taken away by the police. It turned out that the man had helped with disinfection in the village, so he claimed to be an anti-epidemic doctor.

As soon as this incident broke out, it aroused a great response from the public. Some people said that pretending to be an anti-epidemic doctor in order to eat this meal was a discredit to the soldiers fighting the epidemic. What a sacred image the warrior in the epidemic is. Just for a meal, he smeared the image of the anti-epidemic warrior. This man should be severely punished.

In the face of national crisis, there are always many heroes who come forward and make positive contributions to the country and the people. Although they may not be very famous people or have much money, they still serve the country. , for the sake of the people, and also shine with their own little efforts, survive the disaster for our nation, and make their own contributions. No matter what identity or origin these people have, it does not matter. What matters is what they do. Everything is admirable to us. We should treat them with respect and gratitude, instead of smearing them with various things. In the face of national justice, we must do our best. As Chinese, we must fulfill our responsibilities as Chinese.