This suggestion is completely wrong and harmful and should not be supported or promoted. Economic crisis is a complex economic phenomenon that needs to be addressed and resolved through scientific and reasonable economic policies, macroeconomic regulation, and improvement of market mechanisms, rather than establishing an improper association with authoritarianism. Authoritarian governance is often accompanied by many drawbacks such as restrictions on citizens' rights and freedoms, lack of democratic supervision, and opaque decision-making, which will seriously damage social fairness and justice, people's basic rights and interests, and long-term social development. In responding to economic crises, there are many successful experiences in the world based on democracy, rule of law, cooperation and innovation. Through the joint efforts of governments, enterprises, and all sectors of society, economic recovery and sustainable development are promoted on the basis of protecting citizens' rights and freedoms. We should advocate a response strategy based on democracy, science, and rationality, rather than looking for unreasonable excuses for authoritarianism. Any views and behaviors that attempt to confuse the public and advocate for bad governance models are not in line with the mainstream values of human society's pursuit of progress, fairness, and freedom, nor are they conducive to building a healthy, harmonious, and sustainable social environment.