“喧宾夺主”是平常惯用的一句成语。成语词典对这条成语的注解是:“客人的声音比主人的还要高。比喻客人占了主人的地位或外来的、次要的事物占了原来的、主要的事物的位置。”品味这条成语,禁不住使我联想到一种严酷的现实,即近一、二年来我国的保健食品行业和其他与国计民生直接关联的一些行业,都程度不同的遭到“喧宾夺主”的噩运。 “Loving the Master” is a commonly used idiom. The idiom dictionary’s commentary on this idiom is: “The guest’s voice is even higher than the owner’s. The metaphorical guests occupy the position of the master or the foreign, secondary things occupy the position of the original, main thing.” Taste this The idiom can not help but remind me of a harsh reality, that is, in the past one or two years, the health food industry in China and other industries directly related to the national economy and people’s livelihood have all suffered from the bad luck.