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According to the cartoon, |
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various kinds of promises are often seen in advertisements, |
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department stores and even public services. |
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Even a hen has learned how to promise. |
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It is clear that the hen is deliberately mystifying those who are interested in the eggs she lays. |
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In our society, many enterprises try to fool consumers in much the same way that the hen does. |
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In the first place, shop-owners and company managers in mounting numbers |
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make use of promises and attempt to induce consumers to purchase their goods or services. |
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In the second place, battles of false promise-making become increasingly severe in the commercial welfare, |
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causing great harm to the society. |
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As far as I am concerned, all we should lay more emphasis on |
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is what we do and how we can virtually improve the level of service. |
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As the old saying goes, "Good wine needs no bush." |
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Only in this way can we make people satisfied with what we do. |
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