What are your thoughts on “Chinese-style crossing the road”?

Chinese-style crossing the road is a way of ridiculing the phenomenon of some Chinese people collectively running red lights. That is, "just gather enough people to walk, and it has nothing to do with traffic lights." This phenomenon is caused by everyone's suffering. The law does not punish the public's "herd" mentality, thus disregarding traffic safety. Once "Chinese-style crossing the road" spread on the Internet, it immediately triggered discussions among netizens on transportation, national quality and safety. Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau December 6, 2012 Announced that from now until March 2013, we will work with relevant departments to launch a city-wide special project on centralized management and rectification of prominent issues in traffic, public security, and environment, not just for Chinese-style road crossing issues.

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Origin of the incident

Ridiculous comparison between China and the United States when crossing the road

On October 10, 2012, Maxthon Haha user "Zhongzheng Pinghe" posted a joke : "Chinese-style crossing the road" means "just gather enough people and you can walk, it has nothing to do with traffic lights." On October 11, 2012, a netizen "This is definitely interesting" posted a message on Weibo: "Chinese-style crossing the road , just gather enough people to leave, it has nothing to do with traffic lights.” The Weibo also included a photo of pedestrians crossing the road. Although the traffic lights are not visible in the photo, several pedestrians were not walking on it. On the zebra crossing, instead of walking on the motor vehicle road sign next to it, there were old people pushing strollers, electric cars, and tricycles selling fruit.

This Weibo attracted many netizens The *** tweet was retweeted by nearly 100,000 netizens in one day. Netizens commented, "It's too graphic," "I feel the same," and "This is how it is in Jinan." Some netizens said with shame that they were also among the "light-running army." a member of.