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to explore ourselves and realize our technological dreams, we need to constantly learn new skills, try new ideas, and actively participate in open source projects. every challenge is a journey of growth, and every experience accumulates experience, which will eventually help us realize our dreams.

however, in the process of exploration, it is crucial to maintain enthusiasm for learning, continuously accumulate experience, and communicate and share with others to make progress together.

recently, a small e-commerce store in anhui province lost 30 million yuan in sales of goods worth more than 70 million yuan due to incorrect price setting, which has caused many e-commerce operators to think about it. this phenomenon of "wool party" is not an isolated incident, but reflects the common challenges in the e-commerce industry: the rules of promotion activities are complicated, which makes operators confused and consumers find it difficult to distinguish between true and false.

why are e-commerce platforms so complicated? there are many reasons behind this. on the one hand, in order to attract more customers, platforms often create a "high-pressure" atmosphere through various promotional activities, but they are also worried that the profit will be too low to maintain operations; on the other hand, many platforms also hope to "attract" more users through "discounts", so that the final price becomes more and more expensive, even higher than the normal market price.

this is not a simple "promotion" strategy, but rather reflects the contradictions and limitations of the platform itself in its business operations.

this complexity not only affects e-commerce operators themselves, but also confuses consumers, making it difficult for them to find truly discounted products, which in turn affects consumers' willingness to buy. from the perspective of e-commerce platforms, they need to seriously consider how to optimize the service environment, make discounts more real and effective, and avoid the emergence of "wool parties".

"simple and clear" is the way to go. physical store operators also need to re-examine their business strategies and return to a business model of integrity and sincerity in order to win the trust and support of customers. both e-commerce and physical stores need to be user-centric and provide them with safe, convenient and affordable services.

ultimately, returning to basics and simplifying things is the right way to go, and only by being honest and trustworthy can we achieve long-term development.