An 800-word essay on the topic of giving up your seat

In life, there are many such pseudo-illiterate and truly selfish behaviors, which are disgusting. For example, there are special seats for the "old, weak, sick, disabled and pregnant" on the bus, but many able-bodied young people sit there. But when the real special needs passengers got on the bus, no one gave up their seats. Many people turned a blind eye to the slogan "Please take the initiative to give up your seat to the elderly, weak, sick, disabled and pregnant passengers" clearly posted on the bus. However, some six- or seven-year-old children who are not very literate will give up their seats to them. The pseudo-illiterates don't care, but the less sensible children can do it. What is this phenomenon? Are they inferior to children?! I think this is for those disadvantaged groups who will feel chill even in the hot summer. Chilling!

To be honest, pretending to be fake illiterate and deliberately breaking the rules in places with clear slogans is the most disgusting thing. Compared with violating rules that are not clearly and basically pointed out, this kind of "fake illiteracy, "Really selfish" people are real villains. I really don’t know why these people do this. Will they lose a lot if they follow the slogan? No. The most you can do is walk a little more, stand a little longer, wait a little longer, and be a little tired, but what does that mean? After such a long absence, let’s be a complete little boy of “fake illiteracy, real selfishness” Are people worth it? It may not matter if you do it once, but if you do it once, you will get two, and if you do it again, you will get three. If you keep doing it over and over again, are you really making a profit? No, you are losing it, and you are losing your ethics. .

When I was in third grade, our family took the bus to my grandma’s house to play. The bus was very crowded at the time. When bus No. 361 stopped at Longgang Hospital Station, an uncle with an injured right foot stepped onto the bus with a cane. The radio in the car said: "Respecting the old and loving the young is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. Please take the initiative to give up your seat to the elderly, young, sick, disabled, pregnant women, and those who are fainting."

An old woman quickly stood up and gave up her seat. But the uncle in the plaid shirt next to her immediately covered his head with a magazine, while observing the progress of the matter with one eye outside. Maybe he was thinking that after finally finding a place, he just gave in. What would he do with such a long journey? I wouldn't let him.

At the same moment, the little girl sitting in the back row shouted: "Uncle, I will give you my seat." The injured uncle looked at the old woman and then looked at the little girl, maybe I thought to myself that it would be embarrassing for the old man to give up his seat; it would also be embarrassing to take the little girl's seat. However, since I can’t sit down and stand up, it’s better to sit in the little girl’s seat.

An older man, who might be the little girl’s grandfather, smiled happily when he saw his little granddaughter with such a good character, and the little girl smiled too. The uncle who was reading the magazine became uneasy when he saw this scene - it was such a cold weather and he was using the magazine as a fan. Maybe he was moved by the behavior of the old lady and the little girl, or maybe he was laughing at them in his heart.

Suddenly, someone in front of the car jumped into the middle of the road. The driver braked suddenly. The little girl who was standing leaned forward and fell. She was smiling just now, but now she is in pain and bursting into tears. It turns out that one of her front teeth was knocked out. The injured uncle stood up and said, "It's all my fault. It would be better if I didn't sit in your seat. It's better for you to sit in this seat. You are so small and can't grasp the armrests, so you can easily fall."

I couldn't sit still while reading the magazine in front of me, so I quickly stood up and gave up my seat. There was a burst of warm applause in the car.