Should the old and weak women and children standing on the train give up their seats?

In my opinion, it should be.

In the long river of civilization of 5,000 years, our country has always been known as the "state of etiquette", respect for the old and love for the young has always been the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation, in many public transportation will generally set up the elderly, weak, sick, disabled and pregnant special seats, these are the state and the first side of the care and care of the old and weak women and children. As an ordinary citizen, in such a harmonious and friendly environment, we should also consciously inherit this fine quality, carry forward the traditional virtues within our ability, and give way to the old and weak women and children.

As the saying goes, "the old and the old, the young and the young", we ourselves have elderly grandparents or young brothers and sisters, think about if your relatives do not have seats on the train, and then get help from well-wishers, what a warm and loving thing. <>

It is undeniable that some "moral kidnapping" incidents in recent years, as well as some actions of individual old people who "disrespect the old" are also chilling to enthusiastic people, but it is certain that the positive energy of society still exists, and the mainstream of society is still that everyone will pass on love from heart to heart.

Building a prosperous, strong, democratic, civilized, and harmonious modern socialist country is precisely China's development goal at the present stage, and moral construction is particularly important in it. With the rapid development of the economy and society, the corresponding ideological and moral promotion has received more and more attention, the state and the first to pay more and more attention to the quality education of students, more and more attention to the moral sentiments of citizens, so we should also contribute to the construction of a socialist harmonious society, do not need to make much achievement, the train to the old and weak women and children standing to give up their seats is a good embodiment.

Although it is a trivial matter, it can convey the positive energy of friendship, and if it is convenient, it should still give up to the old and weak women and children who are standing.

It stands to reason that the old and weak women and children who are standing on the train should give up their seats, because the old and weak women and children belong to the vulnerable group, and we should help these people, the elderly, the pregnant people, and the disabled are all inconvenient. But here's the problem, generally take the train for a long time, if you give up the place to these people, then you may stand for a long time, so you have to help her as much as possible, if you give up the place to him, you will undoubtedly be more guilty.

You can also tell him how long each of you takes turns, I personally think that people like the old, weak, sick and disabled should not buy standing seats, they know that they are inconvenient, they should choose other ways to travel. In addition to trains, there are also cars, airplanes, and high-speed trains to choose from. But people may also have unspeakable secrets, and they are in a hurry, and they have no choice but to buy a seat on the train.

You can give him the place, as long as you don't feel uncomfortable. Another way to get a seat if you don't have a seat on the train is to go to a restaurant and buy a bowl of noodles. Now on the train, when you go to the restaurant to buy a bowl of noodles, there is a place, so you can change the no seat to a seat, and you can help him to buy a place in the restaurant.

If you meet this kind of person, your compassion is overflowing, you try to help him as much as possible, people will not be destroyed for themselves, and you can't give up your position directly to him, so that your long journey will be very uncomfortable. Giving up your seat on the bus is now being promoted, not on the train. You have to help as much as you can.

Because there are some people who will always take advantage of the compassion of others. Now I see a lot of news that no one gives up their seats to the elderly, and the elderly will beat up the young. The state advocates providing seats for people in need in order to improve the quality of the people, not to let them cause beatings because of these things, and if there are beatings, I think that not only will they not improve, but the quality of the people will be lowered.

If you meet someone on the train who needs help, you try to help them as much as you can. Whether or not to give up your seat depends on the length of your trip.

I think so, this is the most basic politeness and morality.

What society needs most now is love, and we, as young people, should try our best to help those in need.

Train tickets are really hard to buy, especially during holidays when everyone travels uniformly, so it's really unbearable to give the tickets you spent so much effort to give to others.

But "the old and the old, and the old of men; The young of me, and the young of man. "When our grandparents were on the train, we also wanted someone to give them a seat.

In fact, such a contradiction is not only related to the individual's own self-cultivation, but also a large part of the reason is the contradiction between social development and the existing level of scientific and technological concepts of the elderly.

We've all had the experience of going to a place and starting to book tickets online a few days in advance, and when we arrived at the train station, we would always see old people queuing up at the ticket counter, holding pink train tickets in their hands, but none of these tickets would be tickets.

It is not their fault that they do not know how to use the Internet and cannot keep up with the rapid development of the times, which are destined to have such results.

What's wrong with them buying tickets in the same way they knew decades ago to buy tickets now?

What has changed is the times, not the people. We all say that people should keep up with the times, but when we get to that age, I want someone to tell me how to get in.

It's not their fault that they can't buy a seated ticket, should they still accept the cold eyebrows of young people who think they keep up with the times in the aisle?

So, a seat ticket is not a big deal, give it to those who need it, try to care for others, and someone will care for you.

There is a saying that it is love to give up your seat, and it is your duty not to let go.

Trains are different from buses, everyone pays the same price for the bus, standing and sitting are the same money, and the bus runs in a relatively small area, and most people will give up their seats to the old, weak, sick and disabled.

There is still a big difference between the ticket and the station fare, for example, if you meet the old, weak, sick and disabled, you think that the distance you do the train is relatively short or you have a strong physical strength and kind heart, you can give up your seat, you pay for the ticket, then you have the right to give up your seat, and you also have the right not to do it, then if your train arrives far away at the destination, you buy a ticket and spend the money for the ticket, you give up your seat, do you want to stand for a day and a night? It's still unrealistic to look at this kind now, so it depends on the situation.

If you feel that you want to give up your seat, and your terminal is too long, you can get a general idea of when the old, weak, sick and disabled around you will get off the train, and you will have no problem letting you for a few hours, and you will not be able to stand it for a day and a night, right?

And now the person who bought a station ticket on the train will find a seat where no one sits down, and when the owner of that seat comes, he will find another one, but once I went to school and met a very young lady who occupied my seat, she and his boyfriend bought a standing ticket, but both of them were doing it, I went over and said to her, sister, this seems to be my seat, she actually said to me, I don't know. I was tired from waiting for a taxi, so I said you can look at your own ticket. Then she got up and rolled her eyes at her boyfriend, and I was speechless.

This problem is actually the same as giving up seats to the old and weak women and children on the bus, respecting the old and loving the young is a fine tradition of our country, as a qualified citizen, we should choose to give up our seats, do you really bear to watch the old parents-in-law or women and children stand all the time? So as long as we have a kind heart, we will take the initiative to give up our seats, and this is what we should do.

We all know that the elderly, weak women and children are vulnerable groups, they need the help of those around them, if you and I don't do it, then who else can they turn to? People should help each other in order to create a harmonious society. Maybe you want to take the train longer than the bus, and if you give it to them, you'll have to stand for hours.

I want to say that as long as you want to give up your seat, no matter how long you want to give up, you will feel that it is worth it, otherwise let the old and weak women and children stand, they will not be able to bear this long toss, so we should choose to work hard and give up our seats. Once, I was sick, when I was on the bus to the hospital, an old woman got on the bus, but there was no way to get on the bus and there was no seat, so I could only stand, I saw that no one else thought about giving up their seats, I could only give up my seat, but the old woman did not choose to sit, because she found that I was sick and needed a seat, at that time I was really moved, an old woman can think about herself like this, what reason do I have not to give up my seat, although this time I really can't give up my seat, But I told myself that in the days to come, I had to give up my seat.

So whether we're on the train or in some places, we have to learn to give up our seats, and we have to remember that we don't need a reason or an excuse to give up our seats, which is what we should do as a qualified citizen.

You can give up your seat to them if you feel you have the means to do it, but that doesn't prove that people can kidnap you.

I will always believe in the goodness of human nature, so when we face this matter, our first reaction is to give up our seats to them, just like when we meet an old man in need of help on the road, many years ago we would also choose to lend a hand, but why are we not willing to help others now?

There will always be some people who take your kindness for granted, so when you are giving, you feel as if it is your obligation, not only will you not be thanked, but if you do not do well, you may be blamed by the other party, and gradually everyone is not willing to take the initiative to help someone.

I have seen many people on the Internet morally kidnapping those who do not give way to the old and weak, women and children, and I have also seen such an example.

That is to say, a person takes a plane to a far place, so in order to make himself comfortable and have a better view, he buys himself the first row of the first class cabin, but there is an old man in the back, and she says to this man You must be very comfortable there, and the scenery outside must be beautiful.

The man smiled and said, yes.

At this time, there was a person next to me who said, "The old lady said that she wanted to change places with you." She can only do this airplane once in her life, you can't hear it, or you don't want to switch places with it.

The man said that this is the VIP seat that I paid for on purpose, and if she wants to see the view, she can buy a slightly more expensive ticket in advance. Instead of asking me to switch seats with her at this time.

At this time, many people will condemn him, accusing him of not knowing how to take care of the old lady's mind, but there is nothing wrong with what he said.

In the same way, if you don't want to give him a place on the train, if you have a long distance, then you don't need to give them a place, there are so many young people on the train, not necessarily yourself.

There is no right to let or not, it is right to let it, and there is no need to force anyone. Let's all do what we want! You have a big belly, you are old and you are weak, is it not caused by the people here next to you, the people sitting there owe you because you are standing on the side, no!

She gave it to you, it was his politeness, looking at you pitiful, sympathetic. It's not that someone else has to give it to you. Then you know that you are old, weak, sick, disabled, and weak, why didn't you act in advance and book your seat number early.

Do you have to wait until you sharpen your knives? Cars are now no bigger than before, and you can buy tickets a few days in advance. If a person can do it without bothering others, he should quantitatively not trouble others.

I can endure it if I can. If you really can't, it depends on whether you have that luck, whether you meet good people and sympathize with you.

It is reasonable and legal for a woman to buy three seat tickets to lie on the bus, and it is normal for an elderly person without a seat to be refused if he wants to borrow a seat. Because the woman paid the money, the position is hers.

The woman buys three seats to lie on the car, the old man without a seat wants to borrow a seat and is rejected is unreasonable, China pays attention to morality and etiquette, respecting the old and loving the young is the traditional virtue of our country, just imagine that the woman is old and meets her young is the same experience, what will be the feeling!

This behavior rarely happens in our country, if there is also a person who has a poor family education or has a different mind! Could it be you?

1.Public morality has been a coincidence.

In public places, public morality is to be observed. If you think you deserve help and understanding from others, then you should also help those in need when you are able. If no one around you gives up your seat, then you can actively give up your seat as a way to influence the people around you.

2.The age and status of the child.

If the child is younger or not in good health, the need to ask for help is even stronger. Because children need more attention and care, not having a seat can take a toll on your child's physical health.

3.The quality of the passengers around.

In real life, some people may not be good enough, and they may ignore your requests or have an unfriendly attitude. If the quality of the passengers around you is poor, you can choose to change trains or wait for the next subway.

4.Whether there are special seats for the elderly and pregnant women in the carriage.

If these seats are also occupied, other passengers should be more obliged to help. At this point, I will ask the other passengers on the bus to give up their seats to those who need them. If the seats themselves are empty, I will guide the child directly to sit there, not necessarily asking for help from others.

5.The emotional state of the child.

If my child shows irritability and disturbs other passengers, I will also take the initiative to find a seat or ask other passengers for help to give up their seat in order to avoid unnecessary trouble. But if the child is calm, I will first soothe the child and observe for a while, so that I will not be too impatient.

6.Your attitude and communication skills.

If you have a good attitude and communication skills, then you can take the initiative to ask the passengers around you if anyone can give up their seats. However, if your attitude or communication skills are not good enough, then it may cause disputes and cause unnecessary trouble.