Ordinary citizens wearing pajamas are announced, do they need to be fined?

I think the fine is a bit too much for the current situation. I think that correcting the citizens to wear pajamas and travel still depends on propaganda, so that the citizens can fundamentally change this consciousness, which is within the scope of moral constraints, and the forced use of rules and regulations will cause some unnecessary trouble. Moreover, if rules and regulations are forced, the effect is not so good, and it will cause public outrage.

I don't think the fine is really needed, it's better to remind them to try not to go out in pajamas. In fact, to be honest, there is no violation of any rules and regulations when going out in pajamas, since there is no violation of rules and regulations, so why should you be fined? Personally, I don't think it's appropriate to impose a fine.

**Some relevant personnel think that some publicity and education should be carried out for the public, that is, wearing pajamas to travel will affect the city's appearance, and it will bring discomfort to others. After all, the least you need to be able to wear in public is to be able to dress for you. <>

Wearing pajamas to go out, although you will feel very comfortable and convenient alone, but you still have to take into account other people in public places, but you don't know that you are comfortable alone will bring some trouble to others. Anyway, personally, when I see someone going out in pajamas in a public place, my first reaction is very uncomfortable, and I think that this person is not very polite. I didn't know him, but I just thought it was weird, and it wasn't like I didn't have any clothes to wear.

Pajamas are meant to be in the home, not in the public. <>

I think it was right to realize that it wasn't appropriate to travel in pajamas and take certain measures, but he did the wrong thing. Moral restraint will cause public outrage if it is not forcibly restrained by the system. The best solution to this problem is to change people's minds and make them realize in their hearts that it is uncivilized to travel in pajamas.

I don't think so, pajamas are also clothes, and it's still very warm, although it's a little bad to go out in pajamas, but it's a little too much to fine.

I don't think that ordinary citizens wearing pajamas on the streets have caused a particularly serious impact, and they can be educated and restricted. Wearing pajamas was announced as well as fines I think are unreasonable.

I don't think you need to be fined for this, after all, it's just a difference in personal thinking, and wearing pajamas on the street is not a violation of the law, and the chengguan fine is a big fuss.

Wearing pajamas to go out does not constitute a social problem, and there are no relevant provisions prohibiting citizens from wearing pajamas to go out, but from the perspective of creating a good urban environment and improving the civilized quality of citizens, it is better not to go out in pajamas as much as possible.

I don't think there's a need for a fine, but looking at it will affect the appearance of the city. And it will leave a bad image for others. Make concerted efforts to build a civilized city.

A civilized city is a beautiful city card, representing the civilized image of every citizen. It is our glory to create a civilized city, and the creation of a civilized city is inseparable from our participation.