Let s talk about what incivility you have seen in public places.

Failure to comply with local regulations, making loud noises without regard for the feelings of others, littering, spitting, and cutting into queues ......People who take some very uncivilized habits out of the country are really disgraced and thrown abroad, and I feel that the image of Chinese is largely lowered by these people! There are also the kind of people who think that they are amazing when they go out to play, and they look high, and they think that they can do whatever they want if they have a lot of money.

The first is that you don't abide by local regulations after going abroad, you will lose face at home, and you will lose face abroad, and you will lose the ......face of the whole countryThe second is people who don't look at the traffic lights and cross the road, this kind of really can't bear it, you don't want to live at home, cut your wrists and drink medicine and hang yourself, why do you want to pull others to do backs, hit and kill the driver and lose money, is it over? It may even be criminally liable.

Take off your shoes in the middle of your trip, give off an unpleasant smell, cut in line and get a whole bunch of people, take the best photo spots, throw garbage everywhere, and smoke in public places that are most unbearable.

There was a young man who put his mobile phone outside the subway, and the people around him reminded him, and he directly burst into foul language, and I personally felt that this person was very unqualified.

In tourist attractions, do not pay attention to the hygiene of scenic spots, scribble; Turn on your mobile phone and call ** before the plane is taxied, this is the most despised, not only joking with your own life but also with all the people on the plane.

Once at Versailles, I was staring at a painting, and suddenly someone tapped me the shoulder and said"You! Get out of the way! ", I turned my head and saw that it was a Chinese aunt holding a mobile phone to take pictures, and I thought I was blocking her from taking pictures.

I hurriedly moved the place for her, only to see that after the aunt took a **, she immediately shuttled through the crowd again, taking pictures one painting after another.

Most cities on Hainan Island are as red as blood on the streets of betel nut lanes!

I feel like I'll speak out loud when I encounter incivility when picking up a delivery because he makes a mess and it's hard for others to find takeout. In fact, when you go out, you will inevitably encounter uncivilized behaviors, such as littering, spitting, etc. When faced with this situation, we can stop it.

It's a public place, after all.

However, when it comes to stopping such uncivilized behavior, we must first ensure our own safety before we can stop it. If the other party is crowded and looks unfriendly, even if you want to stop it, pay attention to the way. If you really can't do anything about it, it's better to leave it alone, so as not to get yourself in trouble.

Also, when stopping, don't sarcastically mock the other person as soon as you go up. This will only make the contradictions irreconcilable, and turn what could have been happily dealt with into an unsolvable incident.

Therefore, when we are confronted with such uncivilized people, we should step forward and politely tell the other person: "This is a public place, please don't let uncivilized behavior appear." If the other person is interested, he will immediately stop his behavior.

And the action to stop is to lead by example. This method should be thick-skinned. If the person randomly recognizes garbage, you can give the person a plastic bag or paper towel.

The other party puts the garbage in a plastic bag or wraps it in a paper towel, and then tells the other party that the trash can is in**.

Therefore, when we are faced with those uncivilized behaviors, we must stop those who should be stopped, and we must not allow such people to destroy our civilized environment.

I think that there should be a lack of resistance, but the resistance here does not mean intensifying the contradictions, but using legitimate methods to stop them in time. When going out, it is inevitable to encounter uncivilized behaviors, such as littering, lying on park benches, spitting, open defecation and other uncivilized behaviors.

However, when stopping this uncivilized behavior, you must first ensure your own safety before you can come forward to stop it, if the other party is a lot of people, and it seems unfriendly, then even if you want to stop it, you have to pay attention to ways and means, if you are really weak and powerless, it is best not to care, so as not to cause trouble for yourself, of course, if you resist beating you can still manage. In addition, when stopping, don't just insult or ridicule the other party at once, which will only intensify the contradictions between the two sides and escalate the things that could have been handled happily into unsolvable matters.

Therefore, when we are faced with this kind of uncivilized and impolite person, we should step forward and tell the other party with kind words: "This is a public place, please don't let uncivilized behavior appear", if the other party is interested, they will immediately terminate their behavior. If the other party recognizes the garbage, you can give the other party a plastic bag or paper towel, and the other party puts the garbage in a plastic bag or wraps it in a paper towel, and then tells the other party where the trash can is.

If the other person is lying on a bench in public, you can go straight to him/her, ask him or her to get up, and tell him or her that you should sit here too, as long as he or she has no problem with his or her head or is not a scoundrel, he or she will get up and let you. Therefore, these ways of counterattacking are also a way for us to stop uncivilized behaviors, when we face those uncivilized behaviors, we must stop what we should stop, and we cannot let this kind of people accompany us to destroy the harmony and civilization of our society, after all, it is the duty of every citizen to build civilized cities and civilized villages.

For example, if you encounter uncivilized behavior while taking the bus, you should be kind enough to persuade the other party. Persuade the other party in a softer tone. If you persuade the other party, the other party does not listen to the user, and do not take strong measures to cause unhappiness on both sides.

If the other party's uncivilized behavior is aimed at the user and is very strong, it is necessary to take the right measures to resist the other party, such as activating other people in the car to resist the other party's uncivilized behavior. If it is in the spirit of the attitude that more things are better than less things. It's okay to ignore the other person's uncivilized behavior.

Or move around and get away from each other.

1.Littering: If I see someone littering, I remind them to find a dumpster. If they don't listen, I'll find a nearby staff member or police officer and report the uncivilized behavior.

3.Queue Jumping: If I encounter someone cutting in line, I politely remind them of the order of the queue and point out the inappropriateness of this behavior. If the person still doesn't listen, I will ask the staff to assist in handling the situation.

4.Loud in public: If I encounter someone making a loud noise in public, I remind them to be aware of their sound and to respect the rights of others. If they still don't listen, I'll ask a nearby staff member for help.

In conclusion, it is important to respect others and the environment. You can take a positive approach to teach others how to respect others and the environment, and if uncivilized behavior occurs, just point it out politely.

In the face of incivility, will you stop it in person? Yesterday, the reporter conducted an investigation on this topic, and some citizens thought that they were embarrassed to stop it in person, for fear of causing unnecessary trouble, but many citizens also had a firm attitude, saying that they would "show no mercy" when they saw uncivilized phenomena.

Why do citizens hate these uncivilized behaviors but are reluctant to blame them? I think the first reason is that some citizens themselves are also uncivilized. Civilized behavior should first start from oneself, and only by managing oneself can we be qualified to persuade others.

Indeed, civilization is not a glossy cloak for others to see, but an ability to self-regulate. The general public should actively cooperate, start from themselves, start from the trivial things around them, restrain themselves, and persuade others, so that this society can be more civilized.

**。It should be admitted that when encountering uncivility in public, a considerable number of people have a "nosy" mentality. Although there are objective reasons for the existence of this mentality, we should still encourage saying "no" to incivility.

Some municipalities have specifically legislated to protect citizens from such legitimate behavior. In Nanjing, for example, a local regulation stipulates: "In a non-smoking place, passive smokers have the right to ask smokers in the place to stop smoking."

The Shanghai Rail Transit Management Regulations also stipulate that eating and drinking are prohibited in subway stations and carriages, and the penalties for illegal acts are comprehensively increased. With the protection of these local regulations, I believe that both city managers and ordinary citizens will be more justified when it comes to stopping the uncivilized behavior of others.