A woman in Beijing took a child by bus and forced others to give up their seats! Is this a moral kidnapping?

Although respecting the old and loving the young is a traditional virtue, it cannot be forced. A woman in Beijing took a child on a bus and forced others to sit down, which was a sign of moral kidnapping. Because the bus clearly stipulates that seats must be given to the old, the weak, the sick and the disabled, but it does not say that seats must be given to children. The people next to me have been saying that the female virtue kidnapped others, and there are also abusive messages in the words, which did not reflect the proper courtesy in communication. Because people in the car come to see women's jokes, it often makes others feel embarrassed.

I believe that most people will give their seats to the elderly when they take the bus, but they can't treat others with impolite behavior. Because pointing at others with crutches after getting on the bus, this is an individual's unwillingness to give up his seat. In any case, we must make others willing, because only in this way can we make others very happy. Politeness is something everyone should learn, and women should instill it in their children.

Children always like to move around on the bus, so parents must give their children some education. You know, violent conflicts with others on the bus can easily lead to traffic accidents. There will be more people in the car. Once there is a fight or a crowd, it will lead to the whole car information. Mom and dad must choose to be role models for their children and never let them do anything in private. Parents must pull their children to their side when they make mistakes, and never let the consequences become more serious.

Generally speaking, you must pay attention to your behavior in public, and you can't push others around. Because the seat is public, it is polite for others to ask for it, and it is natural for them not to. We should not lecture others with so-called traditional virtues, which are often unconvincing. No matter where you are, you should keep a positive heart, because reciprocity is understood by everyone. You must be good enough for others to be considerate enough.