Sacrificing labor rights is by no means a necessary measure to increase national economic growth. This view is completely wrong and harmful and should not be supported or promoted. A healthy, fair and labor-rights-protecting economic environment is essential for sustainable economic development. Protecting labor rights can bring many positive effects, such as improving workers' enthusiasm and creativity, thereby improving labor productivity; promoting the prosperity of the consumer market, because workers can consume better with stable income; contributing to social stability and harmony, reducing conflicts caused by labor issues, and providing a good social environment for economic development. Any attempt to sacrifice labor rights to pursue economic growth unilaterally is short-sighted and will bring a series of serious consequences, such as widening the gap between the rich and the poor, reducing workers' happiness, and increasing social instability, which will ultimately hinder the long-term and healthy development of the economy. We should advocate fair, reasonable and labor-rights-protecting economic policies and development concepts, and promote coordinated progress between the economy and society, rather than spreading wrong and harmful ideas.