When I saw the word nail household on the news, I felt very uncomfortable.

I have declared on more than one occasion that I am a nationalist, but that does not mean that I am isolated from the rest of the world and do not go abroad.

Many years ago, I was working in Western Europe, I went to Germany and stayed at a friend's house.

The next morning, probably due to the fatigue of the journey, coupled with the occasional wind chill, I got up in the morning and drank some boiling water and lay down. My friend William was sweating profusely because I didn't see a Western doctor, and there was no Chinese medicine in his vicinity.

While he had been trying to persuade me in his room, the phone rang. At that time, it seemed fashionable all over the world to have a few phones at home.

He picked up the phone, his expression flat. But then it became more and more serious.

I don't know German, but I can guess some simple words.

Later, he told me that the government was going to demolish the nearby park and build a new entertainment venue.

I left in a few days and rarely contacted me in the future. Once, in my sister, he excitedly told me that the park was preserved, but only half of it.

I can't say anything good about foreign countries, but I just want to ask what is the conscience of media workers.

You are fighting and killing on the news all day long, here is a nail household, and there is a refusal to demolish.

These words look so glaring.

Could it be that thousands of years of cultural edification have to be used by these derogatory terms for the common people? Add the photos of your configuration, what does it say?

Excuse me, can I weakly ask: When we were planning, did we have to demolish so much? What do planners eat? Is it from an airplane looking down or from a distance in space?

Media workers, you and we are ordinary people, and we may not have as high a consciousness as Lei Feng. If it happened to us, what would we think and say?

In my hometown, I also built a small three-story western-style building on the side of the road.

If someone else wants to move my house, I guess I have the heart to play with my life.

I'm also a candidate for your nail household.

I'm just a flat-headed guy who doesn't think about GDP or obey the big picture, so I aspire to keep my house.

In Zhao Benshan's donation, Liu Neng said vigorously: "I want a daughter-in-law." ”

People will say, "I want a house!" ”

I don't think there's anything wrong with that.