A short video of "the old man complaining about the young man hanging the curtain under the sleeper" attracted attention, and netizens had a heated discussion on "whether to let others sit when buying the lower berth".
One wave of people thinks that if you buy a sleeper, you can not let others sit, this is your own private space, and there is no need to let others sit after paying for it; So, when you buy a bunk, are you willing to let someone else sit on it?
In this era of rapid change, we seem to gradually forget those warm human touches.
Once upon a time, the journey on the train was so lively and full of human touch, and passengers helped each other through the long journey.
Today's young people on the train, however, feel like they are in another world, and they are closed to others and refuse to communicate with others.
When you ask them for help, they either pretend to close their eyes or turn their heads to one side in a cold way. Even if you accidentally touch them, you will be greeted with their bored gaze.
Especially when there are children crying in the car, they seem to be intolerant, only caring about their own feelings, as if the whole world revolves around them.
In the face of such a situation, we may feel helpless and disappointed. But remember that everyone has the right to choose their own lifestyle and attitude.
They choose to close the curtain and refuse to communicate with the outside world, perhaps because of their inner needs. We should respect their choices, not kidnap them with morality.
In this diverse world, we should learn to appreciate and respect everyone's differences. As the saying goes: "It's love to help you, and you can't complain if you don't help you." ”
We should be grateful to those who are willing to lend a hand, and we need not be resentful of those who choose to stand by and watch. Because everyone has their own principles and bottom line, we have no right to interfere.
So, when you buy a bunk, do you want someone else to sit on it? It's all up to your judgment and choice. But no matter what you decide, please keep a tolerant and understanding heart, respect the choices of others, and respect your own principles.