It is illegal to damage the RMB in China, and the relevant state departments have also made it clear that if you see any damage to the RMB, you are welcome to report it. When a netizen was traveling, he found a homestay on the south bank of Zhongwei, and nailed a nail with a penny coin as a washer. Then he took a video and exposed it, which also triggered a hot discussion among netizens. After investigation, the staff of this hotel said that they bought this chair in the second-hand market and didn't pay attention when they bought it back. I think this store should carefully observe when buying chairs to see if the gaskets are RMB. If there is, it will be dismantled in time. Now this hotel also says it will remove the gasket of this chair.

Personal opinion As can be seen from the video, this bamboo chair is very old and looks like a very old chair. It feels like more than ten years. In fact, it was very common to nail nails with coins as washers more than ten years ago. Many rural people will go to carpenters to customize chairs. At this time, carpenters are likely to use this coin to nail nails, although this behavior is illegal. But most farmers don't know this law. I think this shop is a crime of oversight at best. After all, they didn't make this chair, they bought it outside.

The embodiment of legal consciousness is still very valuable. After encountering such RMB damage, he can choose to report the loss in time. I think every citizen should learn from this person, safeguard the dignity of China laws with practical actions, and let everyone know that as long as they are in China, they must abide by relevant laws. The obligation of China citizens is not only not to break the law, but also to see the light of day. If someone breaks the law, he should report it in time so that we can make our decision.

The attitude of this hotel is also sincere. After this video was uploaded to the Internet, it was adjusted in time, and the coins on this chair were also removed. I cooperated with the investigation of relevant departments for the first time. I think this attitude is also worth learning from other businesses.