On December 22, a ** attracted attention on the Internet, the content of which was a relief on the wall of a tax hall in Shanghai, with the pattern of three Western-looking women half-naked and stepping on the Great Wall. **The publisher said that it was difficult to understand this, and it caused heated discussions among netizens. In the afternoon of the same day, the Shanghai Municipal Tax Service** responded that it would report the matter to the relevant departments.
This relief has sparked heated discussions and questions among netizens, some people think that this design is not in line with traditional Chinese culture, but also lacks historical and practical significance, and some netizens said that it is disrespectful to Chinese culture. On the internet, the discussion about the reliefs is heating up, and many are calling for the relevant authorities to investigate and deal with it.
As a public place, the decoration and design of the tax hall should reflect the cultural traditions and values of the country. It is hoped that the relevant departments can investigate the matter as soon as possible and give a reasonable explanation and handling opinions, so that the public can have a satisfactory answer to this. At the same time, it is also expected that the relevant departments can pay more attention to the respect and presentation of national culture and traditions in the future design and decoration. Let the design of public places be more integrated with traditional Chinese culture, showing a more positive image and values.