This is against discipline. I think it is wrong to bring goods to work and play online. At present, this section chief has been suspended for investigation.
Do what you should do at work and do other things after work. I don't think this section chief's approach is correct. You have to go to work when you go to work, and you can't do anything else. Everyone is responsible. Ordinary civil servants just want to go to work, and no one cares about you after work, no matter what you broadcast live. This man is still the section chief, and that's what the section chief did. So what do his clerks think? If the section chief can't work, he can be lazy!
This person said that the live broadcast was to pay back the money, because he owed others100000, and he also said that he violated discipline and was not illegal. I think he is crazy. Everyone knows that he has violated discipline, and he says it himself, just like showing off. His usual work attitude is obvious. No matter what his reason is, it is wrong to broadcast live at work. I think it's right to suspend him for investigation because I know I did something wrong. Many people can't stand being reported this time, and the eyes of the masses are discerning.
I advise everyone to take this person as a warning and not to continue doing it knowing that you have done something wrong. First of all, he is against discipline. He's doing a live broadcast when he should be at work. Think of the civil servants who fought floods and disasters and the epidemic. Such civil servants who only take money and don't work really don't deserve to be said to serve the people. His second mistake is that he blatantly said that he violated discipline, but it was not illegal. Maybe some people will sympathize with him when they hear that he wants to pay back the money, but they will get angry immediately when they know that he knowingly commits a crime and does not repent. This is called self-inflicted. I'll regret it when someone else reports it. Don't do anything that you regret.
That's my answer.