Should I give up my seat to the elderly on the way to work?

I think we should do what we can to give up our seat.

You also specially emphasized two key points: people who go to work and old people who travel. I think giving up your seat is never a matter of competing with others, let alone boasting about respecting the old and caring for the young, and moral quality. It should be necessary. Whoever needs this position more should be seated in this position.

Although the old people who travel are happier than the office workers, we will feel that we are very tired when we go to work, but we have to think about why we always emphasize that we should give our seats to the old people, not just to respect the old and love the young, because the old people are really inconvenient. Especially on the bus, it often wobbles and brakes suddenly. The old man's feet are not strong, unlike we can stand very steadily. Even when the car brakes suddenly or starts, we can twist back quickly even if we lean forward quickly. But the old people are different. They fall easily, and the car keeps shaking, so they will easily lose their legs and feet.

When we are tired or really uncomfortable after work, we really need this seat. I think we can sit with a clear conscience. Because you need him very much, and there are other strong people in the car, they should also give up their seats. So you can only weigh the matter of giving up your seat by yourself. If the old man is too old to stand all the time, give up his seat. We just stand to the place where we go to work, but it will be a little tired, and there is nothing serious, but the old people are different, and they may get injured and cause high blood pressure. Then if you really don't want it, you can sit a few more stops, and then let the old man sit.