What kind of phenomenon does the story of Wuhan urban management and hawkers reflect?

The documentary "City Dream" was released in Wuhan. The documentary vividly shows the love and hate between Wuhan urban management and hawkers. It took a year to perfectly show the story between urban management and hawkers in Wuhan, reflecting the contradiction that the city needs development, but every hawker needs life. Cities need to develop, but ordinary people need to live. The documentary "City Dream" was filmed completely for one year. Every day, the two photography teams filmed the hawker family and the conscientious urban management, and then edited it, vividly and perfectly showing the urban management's conscientious maintenance of the city appearance, while the hawker stood on the street every day to avoid or embarrass the urban management. In this film, we can see that city managers dutifully maintain the order of the city every day, prevent these vendors from grabbing the driveway and do their best to protect the safety of the city.

From another angle, we see the ordinary life of an ordinary person. We see that some middle-aged and elderly people have no dependence and can only make a living by setting up stalls. Even setting up stalls will occupy some public areas and affect the city appearance, and then the urban management will come over to rectify it. The love and hate between the two sides began. This documentary also profoundly shows that the city needs better development, and urban management should also be the discipline of the city, but every ordinary person should have his own life, and setting up a stall is also a part of their ordinary life, which can keep them alive. The contradiction between the two sides began.

The stall became a beautiful scenery. Although the film "City Dream" reflects the contradiction between the development of the city and ordinary people, the final outcome perfectly resolves this contradiction, making these vendors become a beautiful landscape of the city and solving all the problems perfectly. The story of urban management and vendors ends here. In the future, only the drama of the two parties building a perfect city will be staged.