The Survey Said Nearly 80% Of Respondents Admitted That They Had Been Involved In Unfair Competition.

Xiao Xie, a graduate student from a university in Beijing, is planning to purchase a laptop computer.

In order to compare the advantages and disadvantages, he browsed a lot of digital product evaluation website, but finally found that these so-called "assessment", can not give readers effective information.

"No matter which product is being criticized by a large number of people, it is no good at all.

Who knows if it will be?

Xiao Xie's "cyber hitchhike" refers to a group of people employed by public relations companies.

The idiom of "Internet goers" is to use extreme language and slander on forums or blogs.

Recently, the China Youth Daily Social Survey Center conducted a public opinion poll conducted by public opinion China Network and Sohu news center. (4371 people participated), 86.1% of respondents confirmed that there were many unfair competition in their lives, of which 49.9% said "very much", while only 2.2% thought "relatively little" or "very few".

Of the respondents, 78.3% admitted that they had been involved in unfair competition, 10.9% of them were "regular" participants, 34.9% had "some" similar experiences, 32.5% had "few" participation, and only 21.7% had "never participated".

There is a serious tendency of "success only" in today's society.

What are the main areas of unfair competition? The respondents' choices are: "workplace" (88.8%), "shopping mall" (64.3%), "daily life" (32.7%), "classmate" (21.4%), "friend" (18.1%), etc.

Xiao Xie laments that unfair competition is originally a commercial term, but now it applies to every aspect of social life - parents compete for key kindergartens, and college graduates grab the "iron rice bowl".

The phenomenon of unfair competition is everywhere.

"Strangely, many people can always find various reasons to justify themselves and feel that" existence is reasonable ".

Zhang Ming, a professor at Renmin University of China, pointed out that there is a serious tendency of "success only" in today's society. Many people only advocate success and ignore everything beyond success.

Many people know not only the skills of unfair competition, but also the just competition.

Many literary works are also advocating power and tactics.

"A lot of people are trapped in it, and the social morality is seriously declining."

In the survey, respondents thought that the reasons for this situation were: "hidden rules are more effective than the rules" (83.4%), "rules are not strictly implemented, penalties for violations of rules are not enough" (60.9%), "rules are, but not respected" (54.4%), "many people only focus on immediate interests, have no scruples" (52.6%), "laws and regulations are not sound, and rules of competition are not clear" (52.6%).

Xu Shiying, a professor at East China University of political science and law, said in an interview with China Youth Daily that unfair competition is so rampant because many people in the face of many opportunities brought about by reform and opening to the outside world only go to the interests and do not care about the means to gain benefits.

In addition, at present, our system of competition is imperfect, the law enforcement is not strict, and the "unfair competition cost" is too small for some people to indulge the growth of unfair competition behavior from the side.

81.5% thought it would be more successful not to abide by the rules.

"Competition and rules are twins, and unfair competition is flooding. It reflects the lack of" rule consciousness "in the current society.

Xu Shiying said, "it's like taking a bus. If everyone follows the rules of" first down, back up ", people can get off and get off the train very smoothly.

Rules bring order, and order as a public product is what we all need to produce together, and it can benefit everyone. "

In the survey, only 4.3% thought that people were "very respectful of rules" at present, 9% of them thought "more respectful", and 25% felt "respectful in general".

Another 25.7% chose "less respectful" and 35% thought "very disrespectful".

In addition, 36.4% of the people pointed out that almost everyone in the current society had failed to observe the rules; 59.9% thought that those who did not obey the rules were "very common", while only 3.8% thought "less" or "almost none".

Mr. Li, a citizen of Zhengzhou city in Henan Province, admitted that in his Engineering Measurment Company, people who rely solely on ability and knowledge could not be promoted for ten or eight years.

Everywhere in the society is the same. If a person does not understand the hidden rules behind the rules, it is difficult to achieve good development.

According to the survey, 81.5% of respondents believe that in the current society, those who do not follow the rules are more likely to succeed than those who abide by the rules.

Only 5.5% of the respondents expressed "disapproval", and 13% felt "not easy to say".

"This is a demonstration effect."

Xu Shiying pointed out that when a person benefits from not following rules, others will compete to imitate. "Just like bad money drives out good money, it can't stop."

If the elite take the lead in keeping the rules, the public can pay tribute to the rules.

How to put an end to unfair competition? 81.5% of people choose "everyone should be equal before rule, and eliminate all privileges".

In addition, 74% of people expect to strengthen law enforcement and increase penalties for violations; 58.9% of them suggest perfecting legislation to make rules clear and reasonable; 58.5% of them choose to "strengthen people's sense of fair competition and create a level playing field"; 46% of them propose to strengthen "rule education" and enhance people's "rule consciousness".

Zhang Ming pointed out that in the whole moral system, elite groups play an exemplary role.

Only when the elite of all kinds of resources take the lead in obeying the rules and are willing to let their power under the rules, can the public pay homage to the rules.

Xu Shiying believes that if we want to stop the phenomenon of unfair competition, we should first guide the public to establish "rule consciousness".

This requires the public to have "public awareness", that is, recognizing what is good for everyone and for ourselves.

Secondly, we should improve the legislation and enforce the law strictly, so that those who do not obey the rules should be severely punished.

"To do this, law enforcement officials need to be fair and honest.

Because, as a guardian of rules, once the law enforcement officers appear rent-seeking behavior, the authority of rules will be greatly reduced.

A netizen from a public opinion China website said, "we need to establish a system so that those who obey the rules will be rewarded.

Only in this way can people believe in rules and respect rules.