Traditional people's livelihood in Northeast China

Power rationing policy has swept through many cities in China, most of which are first-tier cities and second-tier cities, and this power rationing storm continues to affect other cities, which also makes a large number of cities in China adopt power rationing policy, which brings some inconvenience to everyone's life and has a greater impact on factories that use industrial electricity. As soon as the electricity restriction policy appears, the first thing that needs to be restricted is industrial electricity consumption. To put it bluntly, it is a power outage measure for industrial power plants. Such power outage measures have indeed affected major production plants to a certain extent, but officially speaking, the power outage in Northeast China should not affect people's livelihood.

Although what we see at present is that most of the power rationing policies affect factories and have limited impact on the masses, many netizens have suggested that such power rationing policies will also have a certain impact on the lives of the masses and bring us a lot of inconvenience.

First of all, it has brought inconvenience to people's lives, because the power restriction policy came suddenly, and everyone could not adapt to the sudden power outage. Once there was a power outage at home, they didn't receive any power outage notice, which greatly affected their daily life. In some places, there are even power outages many times a day, which also makes people's lives more troubled.

Secondly, the prices of many commodities will go up, because the retail industry, engineering channels, etc. are all affected by the power restriction policy, and many products cannot be produced and transported on time, making products in short supply. In this case, most products can only be sold by raising the transaction price, so the price will naturally go up after the products are put on the market, and the people need more money, which will also increase our living cost.