In public, civilized etiquette is the bottom line that everyone should follow. However, a woman ate on the train for three hours in a row, and kept smacking, and the sound kept coming to the ears of the uncle next to him, which inevitably made him feel irritable. According to the uncle's complaint, he tried to be patient for a while and tried to remind the woman, but received no response. This also brings us to the phenomenon that in the eyes of some people, satisfying their own appetites seems to be more important than the feelings of others.
Patience is a virtue that is an expression of mutual respect between people. In public, we should take into account the feelings of others and try to minimize interference with others. This includes not only volume, words and deeds, but also some habitual behaviors. For example, try to avoid making the sound of chewing food in your mouth when eating, and maintain the habit of eating civilly. Only in this way can we better share the resources and conveniences that this society has given us.
For such a woman's behavior, we cannot easily classify it as a trivial matter of ignorance and fearlessness. Through this incident, it is not difficult to see the selfish behavior of some people when it comes to sharing public resources. This kind of behavior not only affects the normal rest and work of others, but also makes us reflect once again on how the behavior of individuals affects the degree of civilization of the whole society.
Everyone has the right to a better quality of life, but we also need to remember that the society we live in is an interdependent whole. Only when everyone respects the rights and interests of others can we work together to create a better shared environment. Let's start with ourselves, establish our own civilized quality, understand and respect the needs of others, and let patience become an important quality for us to protect civilized etiquette.