This question reminds me of the song of self-study in college. There are lyrics about occupying seats in it.

Occupy a seat refers to the act of occupying a seat for yourself or others in public places, such as bus stops, libraries, cinemas, etc. This kind of behavior violates the legitimate rights and interests of others to a certain extent, so we need to pay attention to some rules and etiquette when dealing with it.

First of all, we should respect the rules and order in public places. For example, when waiting for a bus at a bus stop, you should wait in line and don't take other people's seats. In learning places such as libraries, we should also abide by the seat reservation system. This can not only protect their rights and interests, but also maintain the order and good atmosphere in public places.

Secondly, if you meet someone who occupies a seat, you should pay attention to politeness and communication. If someone else occupies a seat, you can politely ask others if you can give up your seat or ask the management for help. If someone asks him to give up his seat, he should also consider his own situation and try his best to help and understand.

Thirdly, we should avoid taking excessive actions or words. The handling of the seat occupation incident should be carried out in a peaceful, rational and legal manner. If you take excessive behavior or language, it may lead to disputes or disputes, and even escalate into violent incidents. Therefore, we should remain calm and rational and solve problems in a peaceful way.

Finally, it should be pointed out that the act of occupying seats itself should not be encouraged or recognized. In public places, everyone has the right to use seats and space resources fairly and legally. Excessive tolerance or encouragement of seat occupation may lead to the waste and unfairness of public resources and affect the public order and justice of the whole society.

To sum up, we should abide by the rules and order of public places, pay attention to politeness and communication, avoid excessive behavior or language, and at the same time oppose and resist seat occupation to ensure the fair and legal use of public resources.