What behaviors are discouraged by the library?

In the library, the following behaviors are generally regarded as discouraged:

Noisy: The library is a quiet learning and reading environment, so it should be quiet to avoid making noise and interfering with other people's behaviors, such as talking loudly and using mobile phones too loudly.

food and drinks: most libraries are not allowed to eat food or drinks in the library. This is to keep the library clean and tidy and prevent books and equipment from being damaged.

inappropriate behaviors: inappropriate behaviors include slapstick, running, trampling on books, littering books or other library property, doodling, damaging equipment, etc. These behaviors will interfere with other people's learning experience and damage library resources.

Occupation behavior: It is not recommended to leave personal belongings on the seat for a long time. This will waste valuable seating resources, especially when the number of people is limited.

Non-compliance with library regulations: Libraries usually have some regulations and policies, such as the borrowing period, the time for returning books, the use of computers or other equipment, etc. Failure to comply with these regulations may lead to penalties or restrictions on the use of the library.

disturb others: it is important to respect others' study space and personal privacy. Don't peek at the screen, disturb others or get too close to others without their consent.

Please note that the specific code of conduct may be different due to the regulations and policies of the library, so it is best to consult and abide by the relevant regulations and guidelines before entering the library.