On the surface, the District of Tuvalu may seem like it's not in charge of anything, as you won't see a single administration in the City of Hope, not even the SAR government's offices.

But the online platform, which has been integrated into every corner of people's lives, seems to be like an invisible hand, meticulously managing everything that is closely related to everyone in this small society.

Supermarkets, canteens, public transport and housing rentals are everywhere the Tuvalu District Government is located.

The online platform on which the task is posted and the personal account is based, as well as the venue for registering and verifying personal identity, are the places where the public feels closest to the SAR government.

When you need help, you only need to post a task through the task release platform, and you will get a corresponding reply almost immediately, making people feel as if the SAR government is close to you.

But when you don't need it, the SAR government will act as if it doesn't exist and won't interfere with any of your private life.

When you work and live in Tuvalu, it is as if everyone is the government and the government is everyone in the region.

When I returned to China and had dinner and chatted with my former neighbors and friends, I clearly felt the obvious antagonism between the two.

From their conversations, it seems that the government thinks a lot about the people, manages everything, and does everything.

But for some reason, the government always does not get the support of the people, and the more it does, the more it makes mistakes.

"Have you heard, all the ducks fed by Lao Li Tou in the next village were killed by the government."

"I heard from others that his free-range ducks seriously polluted the environment, and it was because a few people in their village reported that the government sent someone to deal with it."

"I also heard that the relevant government departments have advised him many times for his matter, asking him to dispose of these ducks as soon as possible, but he just didn't listen, so he killed all of them."

"The problem is that this duck has not been raised for a day or two, why has it suddenly become the culprit of environmental pollution?"

"yes, didn't our ancestors come here like this before?

In the past, every household would raise pigs, chickens, ducks, and geese.

Let's not talk about raising pigs, after all, the manure pits are concentrated together, and even if it smells, it will only affect a small range.

But most of the chickens, ducks, geese and other poultry are free-range.

Moreover, it is impossible for those poultry to learn to poop in a fixed place, so in the past, their droppings were almost everywhere in the yards and houses of every household.

But it doesn't seem like there's any such bird flu or bird flu or environmental impact as we talk about now. ”

"You didn't have a high standard of living before, and you didn't have the hygiene awareness you have now.

In the past, everyone lived in a tiled house, and the house was ventilated, so the house appeared relatively dry, which was not conducive to the growth of bacteria.

Even if it smells a little, it will dissipate quickly and will not have much effect on the people who live in it.

But now everyone's living conditions have improved, and almost every household has built a brick house.

The brick house does look better than the tiled house, and the inside of the house looks cleaner.

But no matter what you do, the floor height and structure of this brick house have been decided, and its ventilation performance is far less than that of the original tile house.

In the past, the house was muddy, and the slate was better, and these poultry pulled some droppings on it, and they didn't feel anything if they didn't look closely.

But now on the floor tiles at home, if you drop a leaf, you will feel that the ground is not clean. ”

"This is also a good thing, in the past, everyone's awareness of hygiene was not high, and once you get used to it, you don't feel that there is anything inappropriate.

But now some people in the village have higher requirements for their living environment after working and living in the city for a period of time, which is also an inevitable development. ”

"In fact, the poultry raised at home are not free of avian flu, but in the past, everyone only knew that it was easy to get chicken plague if they were fed too much.

Anyway, chickens with chicken plague will be thrown away from home, otherwise, they may die a lot.

This chicken plague is actually bird flu, but it was not called that before. ”

"Yes, in the nineties, everyone was susceptible to influenza viruses in the spring, and I had several infusions because of this, but at that time, I didn't feel that the flu was as terrifying as the so-called avian flu now."

"I think it's a bit of a choking.

Any illness can kill a person under certain circumstances.

But until now, no scientist has eliminated all pathogenic bacteria.

Listening to those reports, there is no evidence of direct transmission of the bird flu through the human body, and it only infects specific people.

So, I don't think it's as scary as they say. ”

"Yes, judging from those reports, most of the infected people are cured well, the course of the disease is short, the recovery is fast, and there are no sequelae.

Only a small number of infected people, especially those who are older and treated too late, will die as the disease progresses rapidly to other symptoms.

Therefore, early treatment and strengthening physical exercise can have a significant inhibitory effect, and there is no need to kill all the poultry as soon as the situation is discovered. ”

"I heard that the avian flu virus can only survive in cool and damp places, so it is not conducive to the spread of the virus in the dry tiled house of the original people.

Moreover, free-range poultry can effectively reduce the density of manure and avoid the spread of the virus on a large scale.

In the natural environment, except for spring, large-scale chicken plague rarely occurs in other seasons.

Because the temperature is higher in summer and autumn, and the air is drier in winter, it is difficult for the virus to survive in nature. ”

"It should be like this, poultry needs to be free-range, which is a kind of farming experience that our ancestors have formed over the years.

In this way, the power of nature can be used to eliminate these invisible viruses, which obviously reduces the probability of chicken plague.

In today's farms, all the poultry are kept in cages, and if you don't pay attention, you can have a large outbreak of avian flu.

In order to prevent this, the farm will use a large number of antibiotics on those birds, and the effect is obvious, but the result is serious antibiotic residues.

Didn't it be said on TV that this antibiotic has a great impact on the human body, and regular use will produce drug resistance, resulting in many drugs having no effect when you get sick in the future.

Therefore, many antibiotic drugs have been tightly controlled, and antibiotic drugs in pharmacies can only be purchased with a doctor's prescription. ”

"Yes, the problem of concentrated poultry breeding is obviously much more serious than that of free-range breeding, why should you have trouble with these ordinary people?"