Text: Mr. Pork Guy T.
Let's open up the pattern first.
Then, Mr. Pork Guy will talk to you about the incident that happened when the deputy mayor of Guizhou and others sprinkled salt on the villagers' banquets.
Countless barbecue stalls popped up overnight, ** widely distributed invitations, providing many guarantees. Guests from all over the world flocked to eat, drink and have fun. Does Zibo's practice count as a wine-setting? Mr. T thinks so.
Through various publicity, "Village Super" became a big hit. After playing football, the team and the villagers eat and drink happily; Guests from all over the world who heard the news watched the ball game, read the landscape, and enjoyed the food. Is Rongjiang's practice considered to be a wine? Mr. T thinks so.
Make a fuss with ice and snow to attract friends from all over the country, especially the "little potatoes" in the south, to Harbin to watch the snow scene, and stew goose in an iron pot. Does Harbin count as a wine-setting? Mr. T thinks so.
The directors of culture and tourism from all over the country are dressed in strange clothes on the screen, running and jumping, what are they for? Mr. T felt that they were also trying to successfully put on a show.
Such an approach has received rave reviews. 
However, in Xiaohai Township, Weining County, Bijie City, Guizhou Province, villagers put out wine – still full moon wine, but were dissuaded by public officials led by a deputy mayor, who then went beyond the odd act of sprinkling salt on the dishes.
Is there any harm in villagers putting alcohol on the table? Mr. T believes that instead of doing so, the current environment has a very positive and positive effect. The more banquets are placed, the more Mr. T's pork will be sold, and the villagers' agricultural products will not be sold. Nowadays, many banquets are organized by professionals, which will bring more employment opportunities.
There will definitely be people who divorce and set up wine, and the male cat and the second wife of the family will also put wine. But at the same time, we must firmly believe that the society will correct the disgusting and contrary public order and good customs—the most direct way is naturally that the villagers will not participate, or give a small amount of money punitively, and the people who set the wine will not gain more than they lose.
Let's just say that Xiaohai Town will put wine this time. Children are not allowed to drink at the full moon, will it affect the villagers' enthusiasm for having babies? If this affects the local population growth, the deputy mayor is really a sinner for the ages.
From a legal point of view, it is natural that one's own money can be used at will. I don't talk about the law anymore, I only talk about politics. Now that the economic situation is severe, we often hear complaints that people have money but do not spend. Isn't it a good way to stimulate domestic demand and stimulate consumption by letting the villagers set up wine, making the villages and towns lively, and having fireworks?
The Chinese New Year is coming soon, and there will be a lot of small wine tables where dozens of people gather. Is there enough salt in Xiaohai Town? Or is it strictly forbidden to have a New Year's party?
To sum up, Mr. T came to the conclusion that -Sprinkle salt on the villagers' banquetsIt's to pour salt into the wounds of the economy