Ji Mu Sharp commented| woman on the subway on the legs of the two langs, was reminded to return to the back, for the civilization to establish rules to rely on the strength of the people

Jimu News commentator Qu Jing

On January 12, inside the Beijing subway, a big mother reminded a female passenger not to stomp erlang's leg and kicked the leg of the passenger standing in the carriage, and the woman said to the big mother: This is my freedom, and the big mother replied to her: "Your freedom, you must have public morality." After this video was exposed, it triggered heated discussion among netizens. (According to NetEase News on January 13)

A small matter of a subway car, even rushed to the hot search, one to show that there are too many people sitting on the subway, the civilization of the subway car can be described as everyone's attention, and second, the big mother is also the voice of many netizens, so that everyone is very resonant.

What the female passenger said, only from her personal standpoint, there is no problem, stilts "Erlang legs" is indeed a personal freedom, but the subway car is a public place, and the personal freedom in public places has boundaries. The subway space is not spacious, the peak period is even more crowded, stilted legs or stretched legs to the middle of the carriage, not only encroached on too much public space, but also easy to kick or rub to others, both hinder the passage, but also not very elegant, whether it is for the maintenance of public order or personal image, is not stilted as well.

Although there is indeed no national uniform regulation at present, it is necessary to define the matter of the stilted legs on the subway. However, over the years, many subway managers have issued initiatives to remind passengers not to stilt "Erlang's legs" in the carriage. Just last July, the Shanghai Metro also reminded a wave, which also triggered a heated discussion at that time. Most people still think that not stilted legs in the subway should become a consensus, a habit, and a rule. The freedom of the individual should be bounded by observing public morality, and only by respecting the rights of others can we truly obtain and ultimately realize our own rights, and only by respecting the space of others can we truly own and cherish our own personal space. Man is by no means an island in this world, and only by properly restraining his own behavior and giving others the understanding and respect he deserves can he live comfortably and decently.

In fact, similar behaviors, which are not clearly illegal and illegal, but are indeed uncivilized, easy to cause chaos and cause contradictions, can be seen everywhere in daily life. Take the subway, for example, throwing garbage at will, eating and drinking in the carriage, loud noises, electronic equipment outside... Each one is upset and disgusting, and can also be the trigger for a dispute. Some are not explicitly prohibited, and although some are explicitly prohibited, they have to call the police and investigate the responsibility one by one, which seems to be a bit of a fuss, occupying too many law enforcement resources, and sometimes wasting more people's time. Improving the quality of civilization and enhancing the awareness of public morality is originally something that everyone should do, and such things must be written into the law one by one and corrected by punishment.

Therefore, in curbing uncivilized behavior and maintaining public order, well-intentioned reminders from ordinary people should receive wider support. Part of the self-discipline of the crowd depends on mutual supervision and mutual restraint, and if a broad consensus can be formed, sometimes the effect is better than writing into rules and regulations.

Some people obviously have done something wrong, but they cannot accept the normal reminders of others, but they react more fiercely and have a worse attitude, on the one hand, because the quality of civilization is indeed lacking and lack empathy; on the other hand, they are also ashamed and angry, excessive self-awareness, ignoring the harm of their own behavior to public civilization, and thinking that others are nosy and cannot be managed. For such concepts and behaviors, everyone who has the heart to maintain public civilization and love the image of the city should take the initiative to criticize and correct, and use their sense of responsibility and action to draw a red line and set rules for civilization.

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