What are the seven irregularities in Shanghai?

Shanghai citizens’ “Seven Don’ts”

1. The corresponding standard for "no spitting" is: the spit should be wrapped in paper and thrown into the trash can. You can also spit in a handkerchief and wash it back.

2． The corresponding standard for "no littering" is: put the garbage into the trash can, and where "bagging" is implemented, use plastic bags to tie the garbage tightly and put it in the designated garbage collection area. place.

S． The corresponding standard for "no damage to public property" is: care for all public property facilities, including not scribbling on the walls. Damage to public property should be stopped, criticized, and helped.

4. The corresponding norms for "not destroying greening" are: active tree planting and greening, voluntary management of forests and green spaces, and everyone's awareness of protecting green spaces.

5． The corresponding standard for "no jaywalking" is: pedestrians should use sidewalks, cross lanes marked with lane lines or center lines, and should use crosswalks, pedestrian overpasses or pedestrian underpasses.

6． The corresponding rule of "no smoking in public places" is: strongly encourage smoking cessation, and smokers should go to designated places to smoke.

7. The corresponding norm for "no swearing or swearing" is: speaking should be civilized, appropriate and polite.