Guizhou plans to ban banquets such as remarriage. Is it necessary to manage across the board?

The management measures of forbidding remarriage and other banquets are quite strict intervention measures, which have indeed caused some controversy. Although I can't comment directly on the specific situation in Guizhou, I can provide some general views to help you think about this problem.

One-size-fits-all management measures are usually aimed at solving specific social problems or promoting social changes. However, these measures may have some negative effects, including infringing on individual rights and freedoms and destroying traditional culture and social habits. Therefore, when evaluating the necessity and appropriateness of such management measures, the following points need to be considered:

1. Urgency of social problems: Are management measures such as prohibiting remarriage aimed at solving specific local problems? Do these problems have serious social impact? If so, one-size-fits-all management measures may be considered as necessary measures to deal with problems quickly.

2. Feasibility and effect: Does the management measure achieve the expected effect? Can it effectively solve the problem, or is it just a superficial measure? Can relevant law enforcement and regulatory agencies implement and manage such regulations? These are all factors that need to be considered.

3. Individual rights and freedoms: One-size-fits-all management measures may infringe on individual rights and freedoms. Prohibition of banquets such as remarriage may affect individuals' rights such as freedom of marriage, freedom of choice and freedom of communication. Therefore, it is necessary to weigh the necessity of management measures and the balance between individual rights.

4. Cultural and social impact: Does the prohibition of remarriage and other banquets conflict with local traditional culture and social habits? Is it possible for such management measures to undermine social cohesion and social ties? Cultural and social impacts need to be carefully considered before one-size-fits-all measures are implemented.

To sum up, it is necessary to carefully weigh the necessity, feasibility and potential negative impact of across-the-board management measures. Before formulating and implementing these measures, we should solicit opinions and feedback from all sides and try our best to balance the relationship between the need to solve social problems and individual rights and freedoms.