Reflections after reading meaningful news

On the Internet, I watched a news story from CCTV's "News Investigation", which was very educational.

This story tells that a boss in Shenyang City opened a shopping mall called Jinfeng Supermarket. During the two years since its opening, it was inspected and fined 39 times by relevant government departments. The first time was when the store opened for business, the boss put up the slogan "Jinfeng Supermarket, lowest prices". People from the Industrial and Commercial Bureau said that using the word "most" in the slogan violated the Advertising Law and would require a fine. The second time, people from the Industrial and Commercial Bureau wanted to make some money, so they went to Jinfeng Supermarket and pretended that real cigarettes were fake. The cigarettes were confiscated and fined. The boss asked a friend for help to get the cigarettes back. However, a few weeks later, people from the Industrial and Commercial Bureau came to Jinfeng Supermarket again, claiming that the real liquor was fake and wanted to confiscate it and impose a fine. Faced with endless inspection fines, the boss couldn't bear it, took up legal weapons, and filed a lawsuit in court. The people from the Industrial and Commercial Bureau were afraid that the matter would be exposed, so they quickly did the boss's job and asked him to withdraw the lawsuit. The boss spared them and withdrew the lawsuit. The people from the Industrial and Commercial Bureau hurriedly sent back the liquor and the fine. From this incident, the boss understood the importance of the law. In the future, whenever there were illegal charges, inspections, or fines, the boss would mercilessly go to court to safeguard his legitimate rights and interests.

After reading this report, I feel deeply that the law is so important in real life. I want to acquire legal knowledge from an early age to better protect my legitimate rights and interests.