Slogans to prevent pedestrians from crossing barriers. Vivid humor

The so-called civilization and quality can be summed up in three sentences: "Always consider others, do not do to others what you do not want others to do to you"! The impure thing is Hong Kong. In fact, it applies to both domestic and foreign countries and is applicable everywhere.

1. In public places (the number of people is not a consideration), do not speak loudly, make noise, or make other people annoying. Pay special attention to children.

2. Don't run or rush around. Even if you are really in a hurry, you must pay attention to the safety of others. If you unfortunately bump into someone else or something in someone else's hand, be sure to say sorry.

3. Pay attention to the signs and instructions around you to see if there are any special rules, such as no smoking, no photography, etc. Please obey the rules.

4. Don't throw garbage anywhere. The garbage must be thrown into the trash can, not near the trash can! I often say that Hong Kong has the most garbage bins, and they are also found in the streets and alleys. You can find them within ten or twenty steps at most.

5. Don't spit everywhere or spit out the garbage in your mouth. The correct way is to spit into a tissue first, wrap it well, and then throw it into the trash can. Although some Hong Kong people (especially the elderly) often spit directly into the trash can, This is wrong. If you are not good, you will be prosecuted.

6. Don’t defecate anywhere! Although there are fewer and fewer public toilets in Hong Kong, there are actually many toilets (we call them toilets). According to the law, all shopping malls and restaurants must have enough toilets for customers to use. Pay attention to the instructions or ask where you can find them. Of course, shopping malls will not refuse visitors, and hotels, restaurants, and restaurants will not deny it (except tea restaurants, they only serve their own customers).

7. Smoking is never allowed indoors or in closed places (such as public transportation). Even holding an unlit cigarette will cause people to look down upon you. There are some open places outdoors, such as bus stops, parks, and places where many people gather. Smoking is also not allowed. The safest thing is to find an ashtray before lighting a cigarette. Usually, where you can smoke, there is an ashtray on the top of the trash can.

8. Queue everything and don't jump in line to avoid arguments. If you don't know whether the person in front of you is queuing, you can ask. We didn't understand the benefits of queuing when we were young, but now we understand that queuing is fairer and faster.

9. No eating, drinking, or smoking is allowed in public transportation (taxi as well)! Hong Kong people don't eat or drink. When they really can't bear it, they can only sneak around, take a bite or drink, and then hide it quickly. It's impossible not to hide it, because if the staff finds out, they will be fined.

10. You must also abide by the rules when taking the subway, train, light rail, etc. You have to queue up to buy tickets, queue up when asking questions, and queue up to enter the gate. Let others get off first before getting on. If you can't catch the train because of this, you have to wait for the next one. .

The busy hours of the subway are from 7:30 to 9:30 in the morning and from 5 to 7 in the evening. During these times, there are especially many people, so you need to wait patiently.

11. When crossing the road, where there are traffic lights, you must follow the instructions. In some places, traffic police will prosecute pedestrians who do not follow the lights and will be fined. If there are no traffic lights, you must use the surrounding pedestrian tunnels or It's a pedestrian bridge. Don't imitate Liu Xiang and jump over the hurdles. Even Liu Xiang can't beat a Fengchi electric car.

This is the only thing that comes to mind for the moment. Although there are no explicit regulations, it will make you happier when you travel like this. Please encourage me.