Can minors give up their seats to the elderly?

Minors can give up their seats with the elderly, know how to respect the old and love the young in order to carry forward our good traditional thoughts, start from a young age, grow up to know filial piety to the elderly, love, know how to be polite, such people will be liked by everyone.

You should give up your seat. Respecting the old and loving the young is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation, and we must inherit and carry forward this virtue.

We should fulfill our responsibility to help each other and help others. Taking responsibility is a specific manifestation of self-esteem and self-confidence, an important symbol of self-reliance and self-improvement, and an inevitable choice for maturity, which is conducive to our healthy growth, to establish a high sense of social responsibility, to obtain a happy life and a meaningful life, to be able to obtain praise from others, and to establish a good image of ourselves and even the post-90s.

Giving up seats for the elderly, although it is not a legal requirement, as a moral requirement, we should do it.

Giving up seats for the elderly is conducive to creating an atmosphere of respecting the old and caring for the young, building a harmonious society, and benefiting others and themselves.

Minors, of course, can give up their seats to the elderly.

As long as the minor is not a child of four or five years old, the elderly can give up their seats.

It is beautiful for a teenager to give up his seat to the elderly, because the teenager is at his healthiest.

Yes, you can get on the bus and take the bus, you can give up your seat, as long as you like.

Minors can also give up their seats to the elderly, and respecting the elderly and loving them is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation that should be carried forward.

The new year has begun, and office workers have started a new fast-paced life. It's not yet the Lantern Festival, and there are not as many buses as before, so you need to wait a lot of time.

Standing in the cold wind, I waited for half an hour, and finally the car came. Dayuan saw that the bus was pressed by a bunch of people, and it was still squeezed up. As soon as I came up, I didn't expect that on the quiet bus, in addition to young people playing with mobile phones, children babbling, I only heard a grandmother about 70 years old talking loudly on the bus, with an angry expression, to the people around her

Can't you hear me when I speak so loudly? Did I say someone gave way to me? You all pretend not to hear, you are morally deficient, don't you know?..

As she was about to arrive at the next stop, she was squeezed by a young man. She wanted to get in the car again, but the driver wouldn't open the door for her, so she scolded in the back. The young man above said that he got off work and was tired of the day, who didn't want to sit. If you have the strength to take the car during your commute time, don't do so much.

The issue of giving up seats to the elderly is also an issue that everyone often talks about. Respecting the old and loving the young is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation, and it is appropriate to give up your seat. Young and old should be considerate of each other.

Young people try to give up their seats when they can do it, and the elderly try to avoid the rush hour of commuting, and they really encounter young people who don't give up their seats, and they are physically exhausted, so they can communicate politely with young people, and don't kidnap young people morally, after all, respect is equal to everyone, not to be trampled on at will. The question in the middle is not just a simple question of respecting the elderly, isn't respect, understanding, and communication more important?

I think that letting is love, not letting is duty, there is no should or should not be said, and it can be decided according to your own personal situation. I believe that many people have been troubled by the question of "whether to give up their seats", after all, office workers always have to take the morning and evening rush hour transportation.

When there is an old man standing next to him, he will always be inexplicably entangled, and he will not feel embarrassed to sit, you must know that respecting the old and loving the young has always been the Chinese nation.

The traditional virtue of giving up your seat will make you physically exhausted, after all, you will have to work all day ahead.

The topic of giving up seats to the elderly will always be hotly discussed by netizens, especially before this, there have been some young people who have been condemned for not giving up their seats to the elderly, and even online violence.

In fact, this matter should be decided according to one's own wishes, everyone spends the same money to get on the bus, and there is no obligation to give up their seats to the elderly. For example, some young people in the sales industry stand for far more than 8 hours a day, and if they don't get enough rest on the transport, it can affect their next job. There are also some people who are unwell, so there is no need to give up their seats.

But there are also some young people who are not tired of their work, and they will call for friends to give up their seats, and this spirit is also worth emulating. In fact, some elderly people are not worthy of giving up their seats, and they may take the rush hour to buy vegetables for a dime cheaper, or to go to a distant place for breakfast, which is a complete waste of public resources.

Ignoring the feelings and pressures of young people. In order to alleviate the pressure of the morning and evening rush hours, many cities have introduced relevant policies, such as prohibiting the use of senior discount cards during the morning and evening rush hours, etc., and the situation has indeed been improved.

Whether or not to give up your seat should be decided according to your own ideas, not kidnapped by morality, and giving up your seat is a sentiment but not an obligation. At the same time, you must also have a strong psychological quality.

Don't be influenced by others when doing things, and hope that there will be more mutual understanding between young and old.

From a personal point of view, it is not right to rely on the old and sell the old. Life is not easy, and young people are also running for life. There is no should or should not.

First of all, in principle, the man has no obligation to give up his seat to the elderly, the man, the elderly, and other passengers on the bus are all legally buying tickets to get on the bus, and they all have the right to use the seats, and who the seats belong to, first come, first come, first sit and then stand is the convention in the development of human society.

Secondly, from the perspective of ethics and morality, it is true that it is the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation to put filial piety first and respect the old and love the young, but this does not mean that young people should blindly "stool and be foolish and filial", and put themselves in corners and cliffs in order to satisfy the personal interests of the elderly. Respecting the old and loving the young is a two-way rush, rather than a one-sided blind pay, otherwise the traditional virtue will be put before the horse, so that "the bad guy is getting older and younger or smaller", for a long time, you will find that the social order is disordered because of a small step of concession, bending, the old man should understand that the office worker has been working for a day, and a nap on the bus may be his little rest time throughout the day.

If the man leaves his seat and obediently gives up the seat to the elderly, does he also ignore the equal rights and interests of others?

In the end, the respondent hopes that all passengers should face up to their equal riding rights, and pay attention to "two-way running" in the case of promoting traditional virtues.