Giving up your seat is a virtue, not an obligation. What's wrong with people not letting you do it Why do you force people to give up their seats? This bus belongs to your family. Why? Who are you? I

Giving up your seat is a virtue, not an obligation. What's wrong with people not letting you do it Why do you force people to give up their seats? This bus belongs to your family. Why? Who are you? I just agree

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On the morning rush hour (7th), uncle saw an old lady in her 70s standing on the bus 188, and asked a girl sitting in the intensive care seat to give up her seat. After the girl refused, her uncle took photos of her. At the first hospital station, the girl and her boyfriend refused to let her uncle get off the bus, and insisted that he delete the photo. The uncle refused, so the girl and her boyfriend reported 1 10. After the police arrived, Uncle still refused to delete the photos, and the two sides finally went to the traffic security sub-bureau until 10. My uncle should go to an activity, but he didn't go.

Uncle took four photos of the girl who didn't give up her seat.

The 75-year-old uncle is surnamed Li. On May 7th, the unit arranged for the bus to wait in Hangzhou Library and organized the elderly to go to Tonglu for a spring outing. Li takes bus No.333 from Sandun's home and changes to bus No.88/KLOC-0 at North Bus Station. When he got on the bus, there was still room on the bus, and Li sat in the third row near the door.

The girl's surname is Wu, 20 years old, from Hangzhou. She lives near the North Station and works in a bank in Xiaoshan. She goes to work by bus every morning, accompanied by her boyfriend that day. When I first got on the bus, I didn't have a seat and stood by the exit door with my boyfriend.

The car drove to Dongjia Xincun Station, and someone got off at the passenger gate. Xiao Wu sat down with her boyfriend standing by.

At this time, Li, who was sitting in front, saw an old lady around her, struggling to catch the railing next to her.

Li said that the passengers sitting next to him were either elderly or middle-aged. Because of the high seat, he saw Xiao Wu who was separated from him by a seat.

"I said little girl, can you give your seat to the old lady? She pointed her finger at her nose and said, Call me? I won't let you succeed. Then mutter something to yourself. I couldn't hear what she was saying because of my bad ears, and then she looked out of the window. " Li said to him.

Xiao Wu said that she did say "no" to Li at that time, but the "no" was preceded by "I am not feeling well today".

Xiao Wu's boyfriend said that Xiao Wu is really in poor health. He hung up on salt water for four days before, which is why he accompanied him to work. "She must have said that she was not feeling well, but the uncle didn't seem to hear it at that time."

After that, Li took out his camera and gave Xiao Wu a "click". Xiao Wu looked down and didn't see it.

"Click" another one, and Uncle Li took another one at the old lady.

"Click" the third photo, and aimed at Xiao Wu.

Xiao Wu looked up and asked Uncle Li, "Are you filming me?" Uncle Li didn't answer, so he put the camera in his coat pocket.

After a while, Xiao Wu looked up and saw Li taking two photos for her.

At this time, Xiao Wu's boyfriend stood up and said: Delete the photos taken. But uncle Li still didn't say a word.

Worried about online photos.

The girl called the police on the spot.

After taking the photos, Uncle Li said loudly in the carriage: Nowadays, young people's moral concepts are so bad that they don't even want to give up their seats to the elderly. ...

"I'm creating public opinion. I'll say it again when I see a passenger coming up. Nowadays, the concept of young people respecting the old and loving the young is too bad! "

Li asked the passengers in the carriage how they reacted. Li said that the passengers in the carriage were very silent.

Xiao Wu and her boyfriend said that the passengers were not silent.

"We vaguely heard people on the side say that the old people now always like to grab the bus with everyone in the morning rush hour. They don't have to pay for the old card, we pay, but we have to give them a seat and be told not to let it ... Uncle didn't hear it. "

After interviewing Uncle Li, I learned that he has a bad ear and wears a hearing aid for fear that others will not hear him, so he speaks loudly. Of course, he must speak loudly to hear clearly.

Li said this all the way to the city near the first hospital. Xiao Wu and her boyfriend have been listening, and they have been photographed again, and their hearts are hard to suffer.

Xiao Wu is worried that Li will post the photos online, and her boyfriend said that she would call the police. Xiao Wu called 1 10 in the car, and the police said they would come right away.

At the first hospital station, Li, the old lady, Xiao Wu and her boyfriend got off the bus together.

"When I got off the bus, he grabbed me and wouldn't let me go, saying that I had to delete the photo before I let me go." Li said to him.

Xiao Wu's boyfriend said, "I didn't pull him. I just told him to wait. 1 10 came soon, but he didn't want to go forward and crossed the road until he got to Hangzhou Library and got on a waiting bus. "

Xiao Wu and her boyfriend followed closely and followed the bus to the door.

The car was full of retired people, and everyone advised Li to delete the photos so that everyone could leave for Tonglu.

Uncle Li thinks he has done nothing wrong and doesn't want to delete it. Let everyone go first. He won't go to Tonglu.

Uncle told the police that he was going to post the photos online.

1 10 The police arrived, persuaded Li to get off the bus and went to the police station with Xiao Wu and others.

The police at the police station advised for a long time, but Li still refused to delete the photo. Because it was a dispute on the bus, he had to send it to the traffic safety branch to continue mediation. The policeman who received them was surnamed Qian.

"Uncle means that it is his freedom to take pictures in public places. Isn't the TV station filming live on the street? He is going to put the photos online. The couple are adamant that taking photos has violated their privacy, and putting them online is even more intolerable. If you don't delete the photos, you won't let uncle go. We also advised Uncle that it is really inappropriate to put photos on the Internet, which will bring unexpected harm to the parties ... "Police officer Qian said.

At the end of the mediation, Li Hou took a step back. The photos in the camera can be deleted, but they should be kept.

So I first imported the photos into the police computer, and then deleted the photos in the camera in front of Xiao Wu and them.

After leaving the traffic security sub-bureau, Li did not go home directly, but took bus No.28 to the bus company, and made suggestions to the bus company on this matter, asking the bus company to pay more attention to this phenomenon and remind young people to give up their seats in more ways.

"The old lady is 77 years old and older than me. I just want to stand up and give up my seat. I was very angry when the old lady said no. What's wrong with young people nowadays? I always feel that young people in Hangzhou are not polite enough when I take the bus. It is rare to meet young people who are willing to give up their seats. I have to ask where they are from. Nine times out of ten, they are children from other places. "

"I have always been worried about this situation, so every time I go out and meet young people who don't give up their seats, I often take pictures of them with my camera. There is a folder of' Hangzhou Bus' in my computer. All the photos in it were taken on the bus. Some criticized the young people who refused to give up their seats, and some praised the passengers who were humble to each other, but the faces of the people who were photographed were processed. " Li said to him.

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Lens 2:

It's six months now, and I need to take a bus. If you want to let go, you can't let go. You should be responsible for yourself. Half a month ago, an old lady stood next to me. I thought about it for a long time, but it was crowded from the beginning. If I let her stand on Mochow Road, I will be at a loss. When the old lady saw that I wouldn't let her, she bent her arms into my posture and turned her legs all the way to me. It's really hard for me to sit there, and I always want to put it down. There are so many people in the car that the back door is full of old people. I let who let me?

This morning, I waited about ten minutes before getting on the bus, and the bus drove to the Polytechnic University. Several old people and young people gave way. An old lady walked up to me, pointed to my arm and said, sit down for me. My leg is not good and I can't stand steadily. I was very angry at once when I saw her. I have never seen such an old man, so upright, so natural and so arrogant. I said I was pregnant without thinking. The old lady just stared at my stomach for a long time, as if she didn't believe me. At that moment, I was really sad, as if I wanted to find a seat and an excuse to lie to her. I shouldn't have done this. No matter what my health is like, even if I am a pregnant woman, I should stand up and sit for her without hesitation when she asks me, so as to show the quality of respecting the elderly as a young man.

It seems that someone gave her seat to the old lady in the back. She sat down to chat with the old man next to her. Her voice is full of gas, and she talks about keeping in good health, saying that she is over 80. . .

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Lens 3:

I am an old man with gray hair, gray eyebrows and wrinkled face. Whenever traveling by bus, students or young colleagues often get up and give up their seats. Sometimes the mother with the child will pick up the child, make room for the seat next to her, and tell the child in her mouth: let grandpa sit down!

Whenever this time, my heart is always warm and I quickly shake my hand and say, I'm fine, don't sit down! However, the true feelings of young people and children are always difficult to overcome. Finally, I had to say thank you and sit down.

At this time, I thought: workers go to work and work all day; Students are busy studying all day, carrying heavy schoolbags; The child sitting in his mother's arms is crowded and hot, which is very uncomfortable. A nimble retired man like me shouldn't turn around and give his seat to those who are busy working, studying and traveling!

Doing so seems a bit "unconventional" and counterintuitive. However, it is not unreasonable! Imagine what it's like to stand on the bus for an hour on the way home from school after a hard day at night!

In contrast, those healthy retired people, visiting parks and playing with flowers and birds, have had enough fun. When they go home by bus at night, they should show some kindness and show some elegance! You can't compete with young people for seats by seniority! Old people who have sat down can give their seats to students with big schoolbags to rest their legs!

I think if I do this from the bottom of my heart, I won't show off. Are you afraid that others will treat me differently? I'm afraid people will call you a "monster"! If everyone thinks so and does so, our society will be more harmonious!

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Although I seldom take the bus, I really know the difficulty of crowding the bus. Looking back at work, young people in their twenties, with enthusiasm and self-esteem, traveled around the world with hundreds of RMB, got up at 6 am, went to the company for an hour and a half, had a tiring day in the afternoon, and then spent 1.5 hours back to the dormitory. At that time, what they longed for most was just to sit in their seats for a few minutes and relax.

There have been many trips at ordinary times, but we can find that there are not so many old people on the bus, only so many old people during the rush hour. Maybe old people like to go to the market to play.

Old people who travel in the morning, or walking birds in cages or riding rivers and lakes with swords, mostly have clear destinations-parks, lakes and mountains, cultivate their sentiments and have a bright smile. They take a free bus in the mountains for half an hour, play in Tai Ji Chuan for a few minutes, breathe some fresh air, bring a tofu brain to make breakfast for their grandchildren, catch the bus home, scold a few little dolls for giving up their seats, and show off their prestige and rights. There is still 1 hour's drive below that young man, but I didn't know that I got up for half an hour for a seat and walked two stops to the main station. I don't know if he educated his children like this. . . . . .

It is often seen that after work, several old ladies are carrying shopping bags with vegetables in them, and no one is looking. Today, they took the 10 bus for free, saving some food expenses ... but I don't know how many young people have backache and dizziness in ninja for your few cents. . . . . .

But I want to ask: if the car is full of your children and grandchildren, will you still fight for it?

After 9 o'clock, does the park close to collect tickets?

Is there no food or food in the market before 5 o'clock?

I also want to ask the same young people: Will you be late or delayed because the old man jumped the queue arrogantly, will you be pushed aside by the old man in your struggle, or maybe you are kind and he doesn't understand your kindness. ...