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近日有家报纸发表了一篇文章,讲述了周总理与一分钱的故事。文章说,据周总理当年的厨师回忆,周总理每月都要查一遍家庭食品采购明细账。有一次,帐面上记着购进精盐的价格是每斤0.16元,周总理指出有误,厨师说店里卖的就是这个价。周总理当天即召集商业部长、物价局长等有关人员,开了个“一分钱”紧急国务会议。后来查清,精盐根本没涨价,而是那个副食品店搞的鬼,他们进货时发现许多包装破损了,分量亏了,所以每斤增加1分钱损耗费。周总理知道后很气愤,说:“那个副食品店乱弹琴,把损耗强加在顾客身上,既不合理也不合法!多收的钱一律退还顾客,一分钱也不能少!另外,店经理还要公开做检查,向顾客赔礼道歉。”
Recently, a newspaper published an article about the story of Premier Zhou and a penny. The article said that according to the memories of Premier Zhou’s chefs, Premier Zhou checked the household food purchases by account every month. Once, the book notes the price of refined salt purchased is 0.16 yuan per catty, Premier Zhou pointed out that the error is that the chef said the store is selling this price. On the very day, Premier Zhou called for the relevant ministers of commerce, price bureaucrats and others to hold a “penny” emergency state conference. Later found out that salt did not raise prices, but the grocery that engage in ghosts, when they found that many packaging damaged packaging, component loss, so every penny to increase 1 cents loss costs. Premier Zhou was very angry and said: “That non-staple food shop lumps the piano and imposes the loss on the customer, neither reasonable nor legal! The overcharged money will be refunded to the customer without any loss! In addition, the store Managers also openly check, make an apology to customers. ”