The community shop sent 100 pounds of cabbage for residents for free

"Family: Happy Fresh Fresh supermarket thanks to the family's love for their love, and love lovers for free." At 6 o'clock in the morning on September 9th, there were only two cabbage left in about 100 pounds. Ms. Rui, who lives in the Ruyi Lane Mingyang Garden Community, Xi'an Road Street, Shahekou District, is very warm when she saw this scene.

At about 8 am on the morning of September 9th, Ms. Rui went downstairs to perform nucleic acid testing. It was found that about 10 meters away from the detection point, a number of cartons and vegetable baskets were placed on a tricycle, and a cardboard announcement. It is the free market in the community to provide you with dishes for free.

“在目前物资紧缺，蔬菜涨价的情况下，看到蔬菜免费送，鸡蛋平价卖的商家感觉很暖心。”芮女士说，她看到时鸡蛋蔬菜都被取光了，只留下三Block bulletin board. Ms. Rui introduced that everyone is neighborhoods on weekdays. The shop is not large but in a special period, the store still tries to help everyone under the condition of limited ability. This spirit is moving.

"Provide help for those in need, a cabbage can solve a big problem." Mr. Zhang, the owner of the shop, runs a fresh supermarket in the community. Mr. Zhang temporarily closed the shop. He put some vegetables outside for everyone to collect it for free.

In the early morning of September 9, he put about 100 pounds of cabbage in the store, a large bag of potatoes, cabbage, and the remaining peppers, loofah, green onions, etc. on the tricycle near the nucleic acid dot for everyone to get it for free. There are also some eggs, which are sold for 30 yuan for each bag of five pounds. When Mr. Zhang looked at more than six in the morning, he found that there was a few vegetables left.

Ms. Rui said that two days ago, Mr. Zhang also issued a notice in the owner's group. Each person sent 5 N95 masks for free. Mr. Zhang's move reflected the mutual help between the neighborhood. In this regard, Mr. Zhang said that as a neighbor, everyone took care of the shops to maintain each other on the weekdays, and they were just doing their best. "Take it to customers to customers, and there are not many types of vegetables. It is worth it to help families in need." Mr. Zhang said.

Peninsula Morning Post, 39 -degree video trainee reporter Liu Xuanzhou He

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