Recently, a video has attracted widespread attention on the Internet. In the video, an aunt said angrily to the camera: "Look at these young people, there are still such curtains hanging on the car, so that the elderly in their 70s are not even allowed to sit." ”
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What happened:
It turned out that the aunt met a young man on the train, who hung a curtain under the sleeper, and when an elderly man in his 70s wanted to sit down, he was told that "this is a private space".
The aunt couldn't see it, so she filmed this scene, hoping to let everyone comment on it.
Hot discussions among netizens:
As soon as the video came out, netizens were immediately divided into two factions.
One faction argues that the young man's approach is too selfish, after all, the seats on the train are supposed to be a public resource during the day.
The other group argues that since young people pay extra for it, they have the right to decide how their seats are used.
Let's look at this from a different perspective.
The design of the hard sleeper car of the train is originally a joy for everyone. Imagine six bunks in a circle sharing a small table, isn't this the rhythm of letting everyone take care of each other and spend time together?
The lower bunk is spacious enough to dance square dance, but the friends in the upper and middle bunks can only bend over and hunch, isn't this a typical space inequality?
Recall that this is not the case with our old traditions. Back then, sleeper tickets were hard to find, and the bunks on the train were like a small moving village, where everyone helped each other and shared happiness.
Moreover, everyone usually tacitly knows that when the buddies and sisters in the lower bunk want to rest, others will consciously give up their seats, isn't this a tacit understanding?
So, we have to be considerate of each other and help each other. If you really don't like people sitting in your bunk, consider buying a middle or upper berth.
Of course, the friends in the upper bunk and the middle bunk, when they sit on the lower bunk, they must also pay attention not to disturb the rest of the people, after all, everyone is responsible for a harmonious society.
I guess the respondents to 12306 may have been accustomed to the independent space of high-speed rail and airplanes, and forgot the shared spirit of the hard sleeper car of the train.
They should know more about the actual situation of the hard sleeper car, and don't just think about high-speed rail and airplanes. Bunk buddies should live in harmony and respect each other.
In this pluralistic society, we need more understanding and respect, as well as more rules and consensus, to ensure that everyone can enjoy the comfort and dignity they deserve on their journey. In this discussion, let us not only see the controversy, but also see the possibility of growth and progress.