Why does the campus library not accept smoking?

What behaviors are unacceptable in the campus library?

In April this year, the Ministry of Education, the National Health Commission, the State Sports General Administration, the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League, and the All-China Women’s Federation Seven ministries and commissions jointly issued the "Notice on Carrying out Civilized Behavior Promotion Work", requiring the establishment of a civilized behavior promotion mechanism. A few days ago, Ministry of Education spokesperson Xu Mei responded that public awareness of uncivilized behavior in public places has now been formed. However, because laws and regulations have not yet clarified the relevant penalty details, conflicts with civilized behavior have occurred in some cities to varying degrees. Wang Dengfeng, dean of the China Education Policy Research Institute at Beijing Normal University, believes that civilized behavior does not distinguish between occasions. Schools and libraries cannot accept certain practices for different occasions and need to constrain and guide behavior.

1. Uncivilized eating

In September 2018, two students were eating on chairs in front of the self-service bookshelf in the library of Beihang University. His hand was still holding the napkin tightly. The reporter noticed that the two students covered their mouths with napkins and put them on the bookshelf after using them. They did not notice that other students were using napkins to cover their eyes while taking their meals. School: There are staff in the library who supervise and manage students every day. Should they criticize and educate students who are having meals or should they dissuade and stop them? What if they don’t listen or conflict occurs again after being dissuaded and stopped?

2. Spitting

In a canteen near Shilibao Primary School in Miyun District, Beijing, a group of students spit everywhere after school every afternoon. The student said, "Generally there are no teachers to take care of these students." A staff member in the Shilibao Primary School cafeteria told reporters that students who spit will usually be criticized or warned, but in particularly serious situations, they will basically just throw the spit away. Spit on the ground.

3. Making loud noises

On the Beijing Normal University campus, the quiet library is a place where everyone competes to check in, but there are also students who make loud noises in the library, or even read cards loudly. Disturbing other readers. "There are not many people in the library, and we can't manage it." Among the students, a staff member told reporters. In the library of Tsinghua University, some students were borrowing books and chatting, and some were smoking. The reporter noticed that smoking is prohibited in the library, but some students still smoke themselves. The use of loudspeakers and telephones is also prohibited in the Tsinghua University Library. A staff member of the Security Office of Tsinghua University said that you can listen to music on your mobile phone in class, but "it must be done quietly" in the library.

4. Graffiti

In schools such as Beijing Institute of Technology and the High School Affiliated to Beijing Normal University, it is also a common phenomenon for students to graffiti. At the North Campus of Beijing Institute of Technology, a student used paint to draw a painting on the wall. These paintings were graffiti done by classmates in the playground outside the school. There are two small shops selling graffiti boards on the North Gate Road of the North Campus. One store does not have any signs, but the words "Please do not graffiti" and "No use of paint" are written with watercolor paint on the wall. In another place, a "warm reminder" sign titled "Beijing Institute of Technology Mingde College" appeared, which read: "Please do not use paint and do not graffiti in Mingde College" and "Please do not climb." Scribbling words such as "" on public areas such as Mingde College's publicity boards, stairs, classroom doors and windows. In this regard, the relevant person in charge of the school said that they would discourage this situation: "We send people to maintain order at the school gate every day and guide students on campus. Please refrain from graffiti." Another Beijing Normal University The affiliated middle school also has strict regulations on students’ graffiti: “It is prohibited to smoke on campus and to set up tables, chairs, benches and other facilities on campus”; “You are not allowed to walk around freely in school” and other clauses show that the school attaches great importance to this. "For those who refuse to change despite repeated admonitions, there will be penalties such as fines or even detention.

5. Damage to public property

Wang Dengfeng: "Hardware facilities in public areas, including various public properties, are The school's public property is a symbol of the school and a direct reflection of national laws. Damage to public facilities is damage to campus public property, and we will also deal with the situation resulting from damage to public property. "It is common to see damage to various facilities on the campus of Beijing Normal University: lawns on the playground, swimming pools, racecourses and other sports venues. "When students arrive at the sports venues, they take the racecourse with them to practice football and swimming. If there is any damage, It may affect the public environment of the school, and we are very helpless.

” said a student from a university.