Are many people in China unwilling to pay property fees? If so, why?

The first is that property companies generally make it difficult for owners to be satisfied. Take the area around the Third Ring Road of the Imperial Capital where I live as an example. The property management company has a good attitude, but its business ability is extremely low. . . Tearing small advertisements in the corridor every day, but turning a blind eye to tons of decoration garbage. Enthusiastic about surfing the internet, when I want to promote the page, I take out a piece of green paper that is one-third less than that chewed by the dog. I can only take pictures with my mobile phone, lest we take it away. . . Somehow, this is the last one. The front door is heavily guarded, and the back door is basically unattended. The back door has become a garbage dump and a dog flying distribution center. The second is that ordinary people have no concept of service charges. I don't see any advantage in spending money on services. Save if you can, and put it off if you can. Third. . . For the property that doesn't pay the money, we can only adopt the method of merging the underworld with each other, that is, adding blocks to each other and having no law enforcement power. And if a landlord doesn't pay, can you arrest him or cut him, or even sit on water, electricity and gas? Since people don't pay, that's the only way. . . On this earth, only violent organs and social contracts can actively pay money. If there are neither, who will take the initiative to pay? Many people in the front row said that they didn't pay the property fee because the property service was not in place. Let me talk about our community. There are five guards at each of the two gates. Visitors must register when they come in and out, and any visitor or owner in the community can find the owner through the license plate number. The problem of parking indiscriminately basically does not exist. There is a small door that can only be reserved for people, with two security guards standing. You have to scan the card in and out. In addition, there are security guards riding battery cars to patrol the community 24 hours a day. The cleaners in the community sweep the ground spotless every day. The leaves fell to the ground in the heavy rain the night before and must be cleaned up before noon the next day.