As one shop owner said, he was not afraid of inspections at first, but he thought this inspection was not normal. At that time, it was rumored that a fine would be tens of thousands of yuan, and people would be arrested and goods would be deducted. "For example, if you There was an employee whose health certificate was not inspected last year, and he was taken away on the spot and had to pay for redemption. "Compared with this kind of "abnormal inspection," the loss of closing down is undoubtedly acceptable. , which is actually a quite rational judgment. Behind the panic is actually questioning and questioning of the fairness and legality of management activities.

The strange phenomenon of "a city full of rolling shutter doors" caused by a false rumor deserves deep reflection by city managers: If it is a normal law enforcement activity, why is it so lethal? If the entire market environment is fair and orderly, why are all businesses so frightened? It is even more necessary to ask, if urban management is transparent and open, why is the relationship between managers and the managed so tense?