In public places

Occupation is a common phenomenon. This behavior usually appears in public transportation, restaurants, libraries and other places. With the increasing urban population, public resources are becoming more and more tense, and there are more and more seat-occupying behaviors. The existence of this behavior has caused troubles to others who need to use these resources, and triggered some negative emotions, such as anger, anxiety and dissatisfaction. So, what do we think of this behavior?

Interpretation of seat-occupying behavior

Occupation can be understood as a person occupying public resources for his own benefit and causing inconvenience to others. This kind of behavior can be said to be a kind of immoral and selfish behavior, which violates the principle of sharing public resources. However, some people will defend themselves and think that occupying a seat is out of some need, such as needing to go to the toilet when relatives and friends arrive. In fact, none of these reasons can be justified for occupying public resources, because the use of public resources should follow certain rules and order.

How to deal with seat occupation behavior

What should I do if I take a seat? First of all, we should keep calm, don't get too excited, and deal with this matter with a peaceful mind. Then, we can politely ask the passengers about their situation and wishes, such as whether we need help, whether we can give up our seats and so on. If the passengers express reluctance to give up their seats, we can choose to find other seats or complain to the relevant departments. In the process of dealing with this problem, we should pay attention to observing social morality, not taking excessive actions and not harming the interests of others.

conclusion

Occupation is a bad phenomenon that destroys public order, and we need to work together to maintain the orderly use of public resources. We should start from ourselves and small things, keep good behavior habits and make public places more civilized and orderly. At the same time, the government should also formulate stricter management measures to ensure the rational use of public resources and let people feel more justice and fairness in public places.