The reporter refuted the rumor that Sanyuanli became an empty city, and the villagers said they would adapt to it. The business of the merchants was not affected too much

The reporter refuted the rumor that Sanyuanli became an empty city, and the villagers said they would adapt to it. The business of the merchants was not affected too much

Since the comprehensive ban on battery cars in Sanyuanli, Guangzhou, many We Media have posted videos on the Internet saying that Sanyuanli has become an empty city. Now the streets are very deserted, and no one can see it. But as we all know, although the battery car is prohibited, there are still tens of thousands of aborigines in three yuan. Even if all the tenants have moved away, it is impossible to say that no one has become an empty city. So it is very obvious that this is exaggerated.

According to media reports on June 15, reporters from Guangdong TV Station visited Sanyuanli on the spot and refuted the rumor that Sanyuanli became an empty city. From the reporter's report, we can see that people on the streets of Sanyuanli are still murmuring, very lively. On the street, you can see students who have just finished school and neighborhoods where children take a walk. At the same time, the business of the shops on the street is also good, and there are still people queuing there to buy food. This comparison is really different from the rumors on the Internet.

Later, the reporter also interviewed several local villagers. For example, the villager Ms. Huang said that she had adapted to not riding a bike. And more walking is also good for your health, which can reduce weight loss. It can be said that it was not suitable at the beginning, but it was adapted after a long time. Another reporter also interviewed a rice noodle shop, and we can see that the business in the shop is still very good, basically full. When the reporter went to order a meal, she also showed that she was the 221st customer today, which did not say how much the business was affected.

At the same time, the village administrator also told us that those comments on the Internet were too exaggerated and had a negative effect. There is also the online saying that a large number of tenants in Sanyuanli have moved away, and no one is willing to rent a house there. The reporter also interviewed the nearby residents, but the residents said that they were not so exaggerated, and only a few people moved away. And now without the battery car, residents feel that their living environment is better and safer.

So some online comments are actually exaggerated. Of course, the best way to break the rumor is to carry out field visits. This reporter's field visit showed us the most real side of Sanyuanli Village at present. Therefore, I believe that with the continuous optimization of the village policy, this battery car will be banned forever.