The subway is one of the common means of transportation for people's daily commuting, and a large number of people take the subway to commute to work every day, shuttling to all corners of the city.
And in the subway, taking off shoes is a very common uncivilized behavior.
The subway car is relatively closed, the air circulation is poor, and taking off shoes will cause odor to spread, affect the riding experience of other people, and bring discomfort and distress to others.
The seats in the subway car are a public facility, and taking off your shoes may also stain the seats, causing inconvenience to other passengers and staff.
Recently, a woman on the subway took off her shoes, crossed Erlang's legs, and pointed her bare feet at the young man next to her.
The subway is a public place, and it is obvious that this behavior is very inappropriate, and it is not surprising that it causes the dissatisfaction of a man next to him.
The young man may not be able to stand the smoke, so he also crossed Erlang's legs and kicked the woman's bare feet with his own shoeed feet, reminding her to put on her shoes.
The woman may have realized that her behavior was inappropriate and obediently put on her shoes.
This man's approach, while not the best solution, does remind us that each of us should follow public order and actively maintain a civilized subway environment.
The subway is also a small civilized world, and in a relatively confined space, many selfish behaviors affect others.
For example, let's not talk about the conflict in the seat, and those who play loudly, watch ** games openly, and take off their shoes to emit foot odor are even more unbearable.
Cut the queue on the platform, or stand directly at the opening of the subway without queuing on both sides. If you don't get off first and then get up, as soon as the subway opens, a group of people swarm inside.
There is also a loud humming along with the ** in the headphones, which is very noisy to the passengers, and it will really be out of tune.
Have you seen any other offensive incivility on the subway?
We can't accept those tramples on public order, and the subway, as one of the important means of transportation in modern society, should be a civilized and comfortable space, not a place where people feel uncomfortable and disgusted.
In the subway, we should maintain a good riding order, strictly abide by public order and good morality, and take care of the riding experience of others.
Not taking off your shoes is an essential personal quality that can make everyone's trip more comfortable and enjoyable. At the same time, we should also strengthen the publicity and education of the people around us, start from ourselves, improve the quality of everyone's ride, and jointly create a civilized and harmonious travel environment.
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