encountered something strange today.
I went out in the morning and saw someone sticking a piece of paper at the elevator entrance on our floor. When my husband saw that the first word was cursing, which was similar to FxxK. I translated it with Google and it roughly means: C, his X's alcoholic, either shut up or get out.
One meter to the right of the elevator is our
paper sticking to the right of the elevator, and our family lives in the house on the right of the elevator, and it is the only house on the right. I don’t know whether it is posted to everyone on the fourth floor or for our family. Someone has posted it at the entrance of the building once before, which means that the drunkard is out of here, and this time I posted it directly to our fourth floor.
Everyone knows Finns love to drink beer. I can often see Finns start drinking in the morning, and occasionally encounter drunk people on the streets. But there are 5 households living on this floor, and 2 households with children are elderly people. I have never heard of someone disturbing the people on this floor at night.
My husband and I were reflecting at the first time, was it because our children were too quarreling and making people quarrel, thinking we were drunk? But if you think about it carefully, our family basically went to bed at 9 o'clock in the evening and got up after 7 o'clock in the morning. My husband doesn't smoke or drink. He didn't make too much noise when he came back at night. Only when the two children were at home during the day may have a loud noise. Sometimes the sound of toys falling on the ground will affect the people downstairs, and there will be no big noise at other times. If we have to complain about such a little noise, it would be too fragile. We can come to our Tianchao to exercise well. But no matter how we think about it, we don’t think it should be us. But after all, we are always afraid that we have done something bad and we cannot follow the customs and respect other people’s habits.
discussed with my husband and decided to resolve the conflict head-on, whether it was targeted at our family or not. My husband sent the photo to the property company by email and asked the property company to contact which household was complaining about which household on our fourth floor. We can clearly point it out. If we confirm that our family disturbed him, we can communicate in person.
On the other hand, I suddenly remembered that when I checked in, I saw a thick check-in guide provided by the property. I haven’t read it carefully. Today I opened it to see if there are some rules in it, we have ignored it ourselves. I don’t know if I don’t read it, but I really learned it after seeing it.
is this book, and the cover translates to it means: Active life. I think the name is particularly good, which means that moving into a new home is a brand new beginning and requires a positive attitude towards life.
Open the first page of the maintenance price of various things, the price of cleaning and cleaning, etc.
Bill price
The second page is residents' responsibilities and organizational rules. The translation is not very accurate. I looked carefully and found that there are clear requirements from 10 pm to 7 pm. It must be kept quiet and cannot affect other people. I wonder if the sound of running water in the bath counts? The content after
is more comprehensive, from the instructions for using various electrical appliances at home, to how to ventilate and keep the indoor air fresh, to how to dry clothes, how to deal with sewage, how to sort garbage, distribution of household water consumption, power consumption of electrical appliances, how to save water and electricity, how to prevent accidents, rules and maintenance of public areas, etc. Finally, there is a resident manual that advocates green energy saving. Every home details are taken into account. The key is to give some scientific methods to tell you how to operate, how to save energy, and how to be safer and more reasonable. Unlike most of our home operations in the country, we come from experience and word of mouth. In addition to the initial price list, other guides were made in 2002.
How to vent
Avoid unnecessary moisture
Comfortable temperature
Apartment cost distribution
Home water consumption distribution
Use of sauna
Avoid fires
When reading this guide, I have to admire the science and rigorousness of foreigners in doing things, and provide a lot of daily knowledge I didn’t know before.
Also, I have to complain about it. Isn’t this Finnish social fear? Isn't it high quality? Why did you swear when you come? Even if my neighbors in China want to complain, they will post a note to say that the noise in your house has caused me to rest. Please keep quiet. Thank you for your cooperation, and there is no one who scolds you as soon as you come!
So we should not belittle ourselves, the moon abroad may not be so round, we have to look at everything in two.
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