What are the common uncivilized behaviors in tourism?

The common uncivilized behaviors in tourism are as follows:

1. Throwing garbage everywhere, spitting, and chewing gum

Tourists do as they please , but it is convenient for myself but disgusting for others. There is no doubt that throwing garbage everywhere, spitting, and chewing gum are undoubtedly the most common uncivilized behaviors during our travels and tourism. The media has repeatedly exposed this kind of bad practice. Last year, the Beijing Strawberry Music Festival held in Tongzhou attracted 250,000 visitors in three days. After the audience left, the venue was littered with garbage and a mess.

2. Not flushing the toilet and not following hygiene

If you don’t flush the toilet, the “imaginary” related images always make people sick. However, this phenomenon occurs repeatedly in public toilets in tourist attractions, stations, hotels and other public places. The reminder "come in a hurry, go in a hurry" is often ignored.

3. Smoking casually in public places pollutes public spaces

Smoking is harmful to health, and the harm of passive second-hand smoke cannot be underestimated, but public* It is not easy to ban smoking in ** places. Smoking by yourself is very relaxing, but it is really unethical to allow other people to be exposed to second-hand smoke in densely populated areas, especially indoor and other enclosed spaces.

4. Fighting for seats and crowding each other when taking public transportation

In the subway or bus, we often encounter this kind of situation: congestion at the door The passengers outside rushed up as soon as the door opened and rushed directly to the empty seats in the car. We do not rule out the possibility that many people will give up their seats to the elderly, pregnant women and children. However, such competition and pushing and crowding are really ungraceful and undignified, causing strangers to lose basic respect.

5. Disobeying order, cutting queues and cutting queues

Queuing for tickets at scenic spots, waiting at stations, queuing and cutting queues are deeply disgusting. In mild cases, they may be looked down upon or criticized by others; in more severe cases, tourists may even get into fights for jumping in line. In February 2013, at the Longwang Courtyard waiting point in Hainan, a tourist was stopped by the staff for not complying with public order and cutting in line. The staff became angry and beat the staff.

6. Making loud calls, making loud noises, and getting together in public places to make noise

"You cannot make loud noises in public places." This starts from elementary school. We're just learning basic etiquette. However, tourists who are excited during travel and travel forget about this. They not only laugh and play in groups, but even turn a blind eye to the sideways glances of others. You must know that "noise" such as talking on the phone loudly without anyone around in a public place infringes on others, which is equally offensive and a sign of lack of public morality. It not only damages one's personal image but also affects others.

7. Random climbing, carving as souvenirs, and destruction of grassland, flowers and trees in the scenic area

Climbing at will, carving as souvenirs, trampling on lawns, damaging flowers and trees, etc. in the scenic area, There are countless examples around us. From the Great Wall to the Pyramids of Egypt, "visiting here" has become a "black" label with a negative image of Chinese tourists; every year during the Cherry Blossom Festival, campuses such as Wuhan University suffer from tourists visiting colleges and universities, and the cherry blossoms are damaged in various ways. , "Sakura Festival" became "Sakura Tribulation".

8. Play, joke, and take photos at will in religious places

Religious places such as temples and churches are places with a sacred and solemn atmosphere. The behavior of tourists joking, joking and taking random photos when visiting religious sites not only destroys the serious atmosphere, but is also extremely disrespectful and offensive to religious believers. Respecting other people's customs and beliefs is the minimum courtesy.

9. Taking off shoes and socks in public, going shirtless and bare-chested, picking teeth and burping after eating and drinking

Especially in summer, tourists in tourist attractions (usually Male tourists) go barefoot, shirtless and open-chested, which is really unsightly; behaviors such as picking teeth and burping in public are even more intolerable.

10. Speak profusely, behave rudely and domineeringly, and lack basic social accomplishment

A person's speech and behavior are a reflection of a person's inner accomplishment. Faced with the vulgar speech and rude behavior of some tourists when traveling, it is not only disgusting but also makes people feel the lack of basic civil education in society.

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