A huge marriage advertisement in a downtown area of ​​Fuzhou City was demolished by law enforcement officers without approval. Public criticism: Such hype is disgusting!

At about 7 o'clock in the morning, a marriage advertisement covering hundreds of square meters suddenly appeared on the outer wall of a building in Hongkou, Fuzhou Banner. The advertising poster depicts a sexy woman with a QQ number and Weibo address.

Pedestrians passing by this section of the road stopped to look at it. Some said it was acceptable, some said it was disgusting, and some suspected that it was a hype by a plastic surgery agency.

The elder sister who was watching cars in the parking lot of Qixunkou said that as soon as she turned around, this giant banner appeared on the outside of the building. “I didn’t even see how it appeared.”

A staff member who claimed to be an outdoor advertising installation company said that he hung up the advertisement. He said that this business was introduced to him by a fellow villager, and he did not know who the boss was. He introduced that the size of the advertising banner was 20 meters by 15 meters. He climbed to the roof of the building the night before, folded it and placed it on the roof, and put it down at 7:30 in the morning.

“The boss ordered us to wait from 7:30 to 9:30, and no more calls are allowed.” The staff member said.

But before 9:30, law enforcement officers from the Fuzhou Urban Management Department requested the demolition.

According to the on-site enforcement officer Huang Huangfeng, the squadron leader said the giant advertising banner was an “outdoor advertisement set up without approval.” According to regulations, the owner must be notified to make rectifications. If the owner refuses to make corrections, the urban management department will forcibly demolish it.

“We consulted the owners of the building, and they all said they did not belong to them. There was no specific contact information such as phone number or address on the banner, so there was no way to notify the owners, so they were forcibly removed.”

The reporter followed the blogger’s Weibo according to the Weibo URL on the banner. The blogger claims his surname is Xu, from Nanping, he is 35 years old and currently runs a small business in Fuzhou. After her divorce two years ago, she had breast augmentation surgery. She made a banner to seek marriage, "I really hope that there will be a man in Fuzhou who can make me happy."

Although the blogger repeatedly emphasized that she did not mean any hype, many netizens believed that this was a premeditated attempt. Hype, "It can be done in other ways, it doesn't need to be so high-profile", "Hanging it up on the streets of busy cities during rush hour will also affect traffic." Some netizens responded directly, "The hype of plastic surgery institutions has been verified."

Many citizens said that regardless of whether it is a hype or not, hanging such a large marriage advertisement banner on the streets of a busy city not only causes bad Impactful and offensive.