At about 13:30 on the afternoon of November 26, Chongqing Metro Line 1 stopped at Xiaolongkan Station, the subway door opened, and an old man with gray hair covered with an elderly duck-tongue hat squeezed into the subway car with the crowd, looking left and right, without seats.
Five minutes later, the subway stopped at the next stop, Yanggong Bridge, and a middle-aged man got up and left his seat to get off, and one seat was vacant. The old man in the duck-tongue hat immediately ran from a distance in this direction and sat down.
Elderly people
The subway door closed, only to see a dark blue old duck tongue hat slowly removed and placed on the seat, leaving only a duck tongue hat on the seat. After about two minutes, the gray-haired old man dragged a sack full of things slowly toward the seat. It turned out that in order to speed up the speed to avoid the seat being occupied by others, the old man did not take his own belongings, and could only wait for the subway to start and go to retrieve it. In order to avoid the seat occupied by others after getting up, they chose to "protect" their seat with their own hats.
Seat?
Maybe other people on the subway will think how this old man is so unqualified and actually occupies a seat with a hat. But "when a child has a hundred candies in his hand, how can he mind sharing them; when he has only two candies in his hands, why do you ask him to be generous?" "If you are not used to being tired on the subway for a long time, accustomed to no one caring for no one to give up your seat, how can an elderly person disregard his bags and hats to protect his seat to such a point."
Behind a hat is the desire of the elderly to sit down and rest in the long-distance journey, and it is also the abandonment of the behavior of young people. What makes the idea of the elderly being cared for like the wind drifting away, China has always advocated a long-standing Chinese civilization, and the simple virtue of giving up seat has gradually been consumed.