What should each of us do in the public space?

In public places, the dress should be neat, clean and simple, do not show off excessively, and keep your body stable, quiet and free of strange smells in public places, that is, the body should try not to make noises and emit odors, such as intestinal sounds.

Hiccups, farts, and chirps.

Foot odor and fox odor.

Eat the smell of raw garlic, green onions, raw leeks, etc., and pay attention to traffic rules when walking on the street.

Do not cross the road casually and pay attention to traffic safety.

Do not eat while walking in public places, and do not litter waste, do not spit, blow your nose, and be sure to flush the toilet after using it.

In and out of public places, you must be light, slow and quiet, do not kick the door with your feet, and do not panic and be careless, so as not to cause unnecessary misunderstandings, do not lie on the set seats, not only be humble and elegant in public places, but also take care of public property, do not scribble.

In public places, the seat of one's own number is occupied by others, and it is forbidden to drive away with confidence, and the other party asks for a seat adjustment, and does not refuse rudely, but can be taken care of according to the situation, and does not rush to grab the seat of the person who occupies the seat number first.

When entering the seat after being late, you should ask others to give way, and avoid quietly breaking in.

Extended information: Public places refer to the places where people often gather, are used by the public or serve the people, are an indispensable part of people's lives, and are a window that reflects the material conditions and spiritual civilization of a country and nation.

According to the Regulations on the Administration of Sanitation in Public Places issued on April 1, 1987.

There are 28 types of public places in 7 categories that can be supervised in accordance with the law: accommodation and social places (8 types): hotels, restaurants, inns, guest houses, carriage and horse shops, cafes, bars, and tea houses; Bathing and beauty establishments (3 types): public baths, barber shops, beauty salons.

Cultural and entertainment venues.

5 types): theater, video hall (room), amusement hall (room), dance hall, ** hall; Sports and amusement places (3 types): stadiums (halls), swimming pools (halls), parks; Cultural exchange venues (4 types): exhibition halls, museums, art galleries, libraries.

Shopping places (2 types): shopping malls (stores), bookstores; Medical treatment and transportation places (3 types): waiting room, waiting room (plane, boat) room, public transportation.

cars, trains, planes, and ships).

There are common hygienic characteristics: the population is relatively concentrated, the contact with each other is frequent, and the mobility is large; The equipment is reused by the public and is easy to contaminate.

The mixing of healthy and unhealthy individuals can easily lead to the spread of diseases, especially infectious diseases; The quality of employees is uneven and mobile, and the health quality of the environment is extremely closely related to the health level of the overall population.

Everyone should not make loud noises in public places, do not spit, and obey the order of public places, which is the most basic requirement.

Everyone should pay attention to public hygiene in public places, do not make loud noises, and pay attention to the storage of personal belongings in public areas.

Obey the order of public places, do not spit, do not make loud noises, and do not litter.

Public places refer to the places where people often gather, are used by the public or serve the people, are an indispensable part of people's lives, and are a window that reflects the material conditions and spiritual civilization of a country and nation

According to different functions, public places are generally divided into hotels, public baths and barber shops, theaters, dance halls, stadiums and parks', exhibition halls and libraries, shopping malls, waiting rooms (cars, machines), children's activity centers and other categories.

They share common hygienic characteristics: the population is relatively concentrated, the contact is frequent, and the mobility is large; The equipment is reused by the public and is easy to contaminate. The mixing of healthy and unhealthy individuals can easily lead to the spread of diseases, especially infectious diseases; The hygienic quality of the environment is closely related to the health level of the population as a whole.

According to the "Regulations on the Administration of Sanitation in Public Places" issued on April 1, 1987, there are 28 kinds of public places in 7 categories that can be supervised in accordance with the law

1. Accommodation and social places (8 types): hotels, restaurants, inns, guest houses, carriage and horse shops, cafes, bars, and tea houses.

2. Bathing and beauty places (3 types): public baths, barber shops, beauty salons.

3. Cultural and entertainment venues (5 types): theaters, video halls (rooms), amusement halls (rooms), dance halls, and ** halls.

4. Sports and amusement places (3 types): stadiums (halls), swimming pools (halls), parks.

5. Cultural exchange places (4 types): exhibition halls, museums, art galleries, libraries.

6. Shopping places (2 types): shopping malls (shops), bookstores.

7. Medical treatment and transportation places (3 types): waiting room, waiting room (plane, boat), public transportation (car, train, plane and ship).

Legal analysis: 1. Do not litter, do not spit, do not damage flowers and trees, do not quarrel and fight, etc.;

2. No smoking in non-smoking places;

3. Theaters, libraries, clubs and other places should not make loud noises or frolic, and the use of mobile phones and other communication tools will not affect others.

4. Do not artificially stain or damage public facilities, mailboxes, newspaper columns, seats, manholes and other public facilities.

5. There are no uncivilized behaviors such as littering, spitting, damaging flowers and trees, quarrels, and brawls in public places;

6. All indoor public places and workplaces are completely non-smoking, and there are obvious non-smoking signs.

Legal basis: General Principles of the Civil Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 4: Civil activities shall follow the principles of voluntariness, fairness, equivalent compensation, and good faith.

Article 5: The lawful civil rights and interests of citizens and legal persons are protected by law, and must not be infringed upon by any organization or individual.

Article 6: Civil activities must comply with the law, and where the law has no provisions, national policies shall be complied with.

Article 7: Civil activities shall respect social mores, and must not harm the public interest or disrupt the social and economic order.

Article 8: The laws of the People's Republic of China apply to civil activities within the territory of the People's Republic of China, except as otherwise provided by law.

The provisions of this Law on citizens apply to foreigners and stateless persons within the territory of the People's Republic of China, except as otherwise provided by law.

Common uncivilized behaviors when traveling are:

1.Crowding out public resources. For example, occupying extra public seats, occupying sinks for long periods of time, etc.

In this case, I will take the initiative to communicate with the other party, explain the situation and make suggestions for the reasonable allocation of public resources. If the other party does not listen to the dissuasion, it is necessary to contact the relevant management for coordination.

2.Littering. Some tourists litter with cigarette butts, paper scraps, melon seed shells and other garbage. In this case, I will take the initiative to remind the other party and provide the location of the trash can, so as to avoid direct conflict with the other party. If it doesn't work, you also need to contact the management to deal with it.

3.Feel free to make noise. For example, loud and noisy noise, affecting the rest of others. At this time, I will take the initiative to dissuade the other person, explain that the other person needs a quiet environment, and ask for the volume to be lowered appropriately. If it doesn't work, you need to change your environment to avoid it.

4.Close contact. In crowded places, some degree of physical contact will inevitably occur.

However, if the other party deliberately pushes or pulls frequently, it is uncivilized behavior. At this point, I will directly inform the other person of the chain of their own physical boundaries and strongly urge the other person to stop this behavior. If it doesn't work, it will call for help or call the police in time.

5.Open defecation. This behavior is extremely uncivilized and can cause public health problems.

In this case, I will directly and severely prevent the other person from doing this and ask him to go to the designated toilet spot. The matter will then be reported to the relevant management for further action.

So chaining, in general, in the face of uncivilized behavior, my way is to communicate and remind in advance, explain the reasons and ask for corrections. If it is invalid, contact the management or staff to assist in handling it according to the situation. In public places with large numbers of people, appropriate avoidance can also reduce conflict.

However, behaviors that contradict the bottom line of social morality need to be strictly stopped and reported to the relevant departments. This requires balancing one's own security with the public interest.

Legal analysis: Public places refer to the places where people often gather, are used by the public or serve the people, are an indispensable part of people's lives, and are the windows that reflect the material conditions and spiritual civilization of a country and nation.

Legal basis: "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Public Places" Article 2 Public places are the general name of all public places and facilities used by the public for work, study, economy, culture, socialization, entertainment, sports, visiting, medical treatment, health, rest, tourism and meeting part of their living needs.

The law does not clearly stipulate what constitutes a public place, and public places are defined from legal theory.

You are accused of insulting the chengguan, not because of whether your shop is a public place, but because you posted this insulting thing in a place where everyone can see it. Even if you post such a note on your doorstep, it will be considered an insult to the chengguan. But it's not the same when you stick it inside the door, because no one can see it, or very few people can see it.

Insults are mainly seen to see that you have not caused an impact within a certain range.

Another question is whether you have the right to choose customers. This issue is now being hotly discussed. I tend to believe that stores do not have the right to choose customers, but there are also scholars who support your point of view, arguing that since customers can choose stores, two-way choices, stores can also choose customers.

The jury is out. But what is certain is that if the chengguan is enforcing the law, you have no right to refuse him access to your shop.

A public place is a place where people often gather, are used by the public, or serve the public.

The population in public places is relatively concentrated, with frequent contact with each other and high mobility; The equipment is reused by the public and is easy to contaminate. The mixing of healthy and unhealthy individuals can easily lead to the spread of diseases, especially infectious diseases; The quality of employees is uneven and mobile. The hygienic quality of the environment is closely related to the health level of the population as a whole.

Features of public places:

1. Personnel concentration and high mobility.

A public place is an environment with a high concentration of people in a short period of time, and a large number of people can be accommodated at the same time in a certain space. The composition of the people entering public places is complex, men, women and children, people with strong and weak physiques and people in different physiological states come into contact with each other and interact with each other, which is easy to spread diseases. Due to the high concentration of personnel and the polluted air, ventilation should be strengthened.

2. Equipment and articles are easy to be polluted.

The vast majority of public places have a lot of equipment, equipment, and items for multiple people. These items and devices are repeatedly used and touched by multiple people, so they are prone to cross-contamination and endanger the health of people. When an infectious disease is prevalent, avoid going to public places.

3. Diseases can be easily spread in public places.

Public places have a large number of people and close contact, and they are places where various infectious diseases are transmitted, that is, the transmission of *** substances that affect health in public places is fast. First of all, it is easy to spread respiratory diseases. Whether or not respiratory infections are contagious depends on the density of the population and the opportunity for contact with them.

The higher the population density, the more opportunities for exposure, and the easier it is to spread. Places such as theaters and clubs are the places where respiratory infections are most likely to spread.

Secondly, it is easy to spread intestinal infectious diseases. Public places are equipped with common tableware, tea sets, towels, washbasins and bedding, and many people repeatedly cross contact, which is easy to be contaminated by intestinal pathogenic bacteria and spread intestinal infectious diseases. In addition, it is also easy to spread some contact diseases, such as ringworm, ** disease, venereal disease, etc.

4. The layout and management of buildings in public places have unique characteristics.

With the continuous development of the city and the increase of population, public buildings and public places have developed rapidly to meet the needs of residents' daily activities. However, some public places were built on the basis of the old city, and the location and layout were not reasonable, and the design did not fully meet the requirements of hygiene, which brought greater tasks to health supervision and management.