Typhoon

The strongest typhoon came today and it again showed the bad side of the city.

A bunch of psychopath would get outside and get the punches from the wind to test its power.

The buildings are not as stable as you think, so are the transportation. If today had been a ordinary weekday, the city would have been paralysed and the people panicked.

But people today stayed at their home and clicked "we are safe" in Facebook. They certainly need more educations.

Before the typhoon, the small shops escalated the price of tape and got a handsome profit. But if the window cannot stand the wind, the tape cannot too. So what concepts do the shops sell to the ordinary people?

Safety? Peace of mind?

Should we ask the people to pay more when the problem arrives?

I am clueless. But in the country which I adore so much when the calamity came, the shops discounted the food and even gave the food for the needed.

That is the difference.