Recently, it was reported on the Internet that "cut cakes sold in a service area in Inner Mongolia are sold by 12 thousand grams", causing concern. Later, the photographer responded that the merchants were not selling cut cakes, but medicinal wine, and that 12 thousand was the price of "precious medicinal materials".
Video source: Henan Business Daily · Jiaodian Video (01:00)
So, is it reasonable to pay 16 yuan per gram for medicinal materials? Does the merchant clearly mark the price? On May 1, the Beijing Youth Daily called the Inner Mongolia Market Supervision and Administration Bureau, and the staff responded that the work had been carried out on April 30 and is currently under active verification. The original title of "12000 yuan cake cutting" in the service area is actually "12000 yuan medicinal materials"? Inner Mongolia carries out verification "
