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the liyuan incident is a good example. a college student who returned to his hometown in ye county, henan province, had his liyuan, which he had worked hard for ten years, demolished. this has triggered people's thinking about "conflict of interest" and "proper handling".

from the perspective of the deputy county head, he may think that forced demolition is necessary because the road construction is to develop the economy and facilitate people's travel, and the pear orchard itself may not be an economic forest or a scattered fruit tree. but the facts show that this is not simple. the pear orchard represents the hard work and efforts of this returning student, and his efforts are worthy of recognition.

the key to the incident is the compensation issue. whether the pear orchard is an economic forest or a scattered fruit tree may seem simple, but it involves the distribution of interests between the two parties and determines the outcome of the conflict. the deputy county chief said, "you can sue me if you want to," which quickly fermented the incident and became the focus of public opinion. this highlights that even government departments need to be cautious when dealing with such issues to avoid escalating conflicts.

the occurrence of this incident has made us see the potential problems and risks brought about by road construction. while pursuing development, we must not forget to safeguard the interests of the people and properly handle every detail.

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