No tin: It was only after seeing Shenzhen that there was such a good way to cure the urban dog! There is no need to treat the urban dog, and it is inevitable that he will suffer from the disease. According to one view, there is already a better solution in Shenzhen, and Shenzhen's dogs are put in chips free of charge to find out who's the owner, whether he bites someone or falls for it or abandons him. If you don't have a chip, you'll be fined 500 or 1,000, and it's worth drawing on.
According to another view, Shenzhen is one of the richest cities, with high fiscal revenues and few places of expenditure, with the means to inject chips free of charge to all Shenzhen ' s dogs, and not so much money in the rest of the country, and is afraid of being abused to death by the locals.
Since the Shenzhen approach, while seemingly civilized, may also be a source of dissatisfaction, it should be noted that Shenzhen is a special district, with policy and tax incentives, and that tax revenues are paid to the centre and remain in Shenzhen, with no transfer to the province to alleviate poverty.
Shenzhen has developed so well that young elites and peasant workers throughout the country have created GDP for it, but have preferred to spend a great deal of money on dogs and not to provide registration and access to their children, who have worked in Shenzhen for most of their lives. Shenzhen's approach is supported by many elites, but it is also chilling for many and threatens to further exacerbate contradictions...
The second view, which I do not share, is that there is an error in the first place, which is not to be welcomed by the elite, who can afford to play chips. There are also a lot of dog farmers who bring dogs to the factory, and there are young workers who want to touch them.
With regard to free vaccines and chips, it is believed that we all know the strength of Shenzhen, and shenzhen ' s dog breeders want to be fully affordable at their own expense because shenzhen wants to promote universal access. It's easier to walk on the road with a dog who's a good manager, a farmer or an elite.
No tin: It was only after seeing Shenzhen that there was such a good way to cure the urban dog! Shenzhen is therefore free to manage dogs who are at the bottom, and who are reluctant to pay for a vaccine chip, rather than spending their money to catch a dog in the streets and tear their faces apart, it is smart to encourage them to play the chip themselves.
Do you disagree with that?