How do you view the increase in the price of pork and other non-staple foods using materialistic dialectics? (Answer in terms of two sides, universal connection, and qualitative change over quantitative change) (1) Price increases have both advantages and disadvantages. On the one hand, price increases are conducive to stimulating residents' consumption and expanding domestic demand; on the other hand, price increases are likely to cause inflation and a decline in residents' happiness index.

(2) The world is universally connected. We should look at problems from the point of view of connection. The price increase of pork and other foodstuffs will inevitably cause the adjustment of the production structure of related industries and the consumption of pork and other foodstuffs by the residents

(3) Quantitative change is the necessary preparation for qualitative change, and qualitative change is the inevitable result of quantitative change. To adhere to the principle of moderation. The price increase of non-staple foods, if allowed to continue its vicious development, will inevitably cause the national economy tension, or even collapse.

In summary, so the price increase should be moderately regulated behavior.