Today, the vegetables we bought for three or four days finally arrived. At three o'clock in the afternoon, seven cucumbers, seven carrots, a can of lunch meat and two cabbages were distributed in the community, enough to eat for a few days, so there was no hurry. But this will send vegetables, and it is estimated that it will be unsealed tomorrow. Takeaway still hasn't recovered. We are very lucky.
I think we, Shanghai or other provinces and cities need to learn from this incident in Shanghai. You can't simply hoard more vegetables. No matter how many vegetables you hoard, you will finish them one day.
First, I didn't denigrate Shanghai. What I said was my personal experience. If you think my description is a little exaggerated, please comment and prove it. Second, don't say that Shanghai has a large permanent population and is an international city at this time. If you are wrong, stand at attention. Third, things happened, and I didn't really do nothing. My roommate and I have been fighting for food. We paid attention to the news of group purchase and meal delivery in WeChat group. I also work at home normally. I have never been out of the house except making nucleic acid and taking food, so I have to wear a mask when I go out. I didn't disturb anyone, nor did I hinder the progress of epidemic prevention. I think I did my best.
I understand that resources are different and social status is different, but I can't buy any food or order takeout, but some people can buy high-priced hamburgers and have various vvip treatments. I don't envy them. I just want to know why the delivery people can't get to Pudong. Only flower shops can open takeout. This is what I don't understand. I hope some people don't confuse this. I'm not saying that these people live better than me. I just question whether public resources are wasted or occupied.