When Shanghai's Pudong Airport announced a ban on ride-hailing pick-ups, and then dramatically resumed just a few days later, we had to ask: what is the secret behind this? Why does a regulation sit idle for years after it was issued, only to suddenly make a comeback? This farce seems to be a drama where interests and power are intertwined, and people can't help but sigh: under the strange phenomenon, it is all self-interest.
Shanghai, the bustling metropolis, is supposed to be a benchmark for fairness and justice. However, in this Pudong airport ban turmoil, what we see is the arrogance and prejudice of power. Why only for ride-hailing? Why favor a newly established ride-hailing company? Is there an unknown exchange of interests hidden in this?
And when we dig deeper into the background of airport travel, we find that there is a mysterious airport company behind it. Zheng Xiuli, the actual controller of this company, has a mysterious identity and is capable. Her business is spread across the country's major airports, how many of them are compliant, and how many are bridges built by power and connections?
The most shocking thing is that the first branch of Airport Tourism is directly located in Pudong Airport. This has to make people wonder, is this a unique vision of business, or is it the wanton behavior of power? Why would a company set up a branch office in such a sensitive area as an airport? Could it all be a coincidence?
And our Mr. Zheng not only has the ability to open the company in the airport, but also has the ability to prohibit the city's online car-hailing from Pudong Airport. The platform she launched is priced at 360 yuan within 60 kilometers, is this a keen insight into the market, or a wanton plundering of consumers? Has her behavior violated the principle of fair trade?
The ban at Pudong Airport seems to be a mirror of the metropolis of Shanghai. It illuminates the arrogance of power, the ** of interests, and the lack of fairness and justice. And in this turmoil, our President Zheng showed the power of power with her strength and means.
She doesn't care about doubts and criticism from the outside world, because she has enough strength and connections to deal with it. She didn't even bother to pretend to be fair, because in her opinion, power was the best pass. She tells us through her actions that in this city, strength and connections are the most important things.
Recalling that the little brother of Jingdong was rejected by the "pass", we can't help but ask: when will fairness and justice be truly realized? When will the metropolis truly show its inclusiveness and progress?
The turmoil at Pudong Airport is undoubtedly a severe test for Shanghai. It tests the city's sense of fairness and the city's ability to govern. And each and every one of us is a witness to this trial. We have witnessed the arrogance and prejudice of power, as well as the lack of fairness and justice. But at the same time, we also see hope. Because it is only when we realize the problem that it is possible to change it.
I hope that after this turmoil, Shanghai can truly reflect and take action to work for fairness and justice. Because only in this way can this metropolis truly become everyone's dream place.
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