What if someone occupies a seat in the library?

The act of occupying a seat can be regarded as a impolite act, because it will affect the rights and comfort of others. In some cases, passengers may bring unnecessary trouble and inconvenience to others, especially in crowded places and places that need to wait in line, such as buses, libraries, cinemas and so on.

If you meet someone occupying a seat, you can consider the following measures:

Civilized advice: You can politely ask the occupant to give up his seat. When making a request, try to be friendly, sincere and polite to avoid conflict.

Ask for help: If you find it difficult to ask the occupier directly, you can ask for help from people around you, or from the manager or staff.

Change your position: If you feel that arguing with the occupier will cause unnecessary trouble or conflict, you can choose to change your position or find another seat.

However, in some cases, such as occupying a seat for a short time, or when the seat is empty, others may want to use the seat, which may lead to disputes and dissatisfaction. Therefore, if you need to take a seat, please try not to bring unnecessary trouble and inconvenience to others and avoid unnecessary disputes and conflicts.