The signboard of a row of stores in Chengdu was changed to pinyin version, and the street office: will be replaced to Chinese

Jimu Journalist Ding Peng

On June 24, a netizen in Chengdu, Sichuan, broke the news that a row of shops, including her shop, were replaced with a pinyin version, which had a certain impact on the business. On the 26th, a merchant in the incident told Jimu Journalists that there were only 7 nearby merchants. The staff of the bull market street office in the jurisdiction stated that the relevant departments are dealing with the matter on the spot and will make temporary Chinese signs for replacement.

Current shop door (screenshot screenshot)

The online video shows that on the street -oriented shop on the first floor, the door of several merchants next to each other is the name of the Chinese Pinyin shop with large characters, and only the Chinese store name is written in the lower right corner. Video publishers said that such a door signboard is not conspicuous and has an impact on business. I hope the relevant departments will pay attention.

The reporter was informed that the incident occurred in a row of shops along the fifth section of Jinjiang District, Chengdu, Sichuan. On the 26th, Jimu News called a merchant of the shops along the street. The merchant said that the government staff had already come to the store to learn about the situation at noon.

The previous shop door was all Chinese characters

Another merchant also told reporters that only the 7 merchants in their rows nearby are Pinyin version of the door signboard. It has been more than a year. The earliest time to change was the larger name of the Chinese character shop. The lower right corner was the name of the Pinyin shop in the small character. Later, the relevant departments changed the signboard to the name of Pinyin Big Character, and the lower right corner was changed to a Chinese small shop name. The merchant said that Pinyin's shop name is not conspicuous, and the small Chinese store is far away from the name of the store, and it will not be clear, and it will have a certain impact on business.

On the 26th, Jimu Journalists called the Qiaokou Street Office of Jinjiang District in the jurisdiction. The staff said that there were already people who had handled the matter at the scene and had negotiated with the merchant to replace them with temporary Chinese signs. The relevant departments will also actively cooperate with the approval procedures. At present, relevant departments are making temporary Chinese signs. The staff member also said that at that time it was to replace the label signs to be replaced by the street shops.

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