As a native Chinese from China and now studying abroad, I am really feeling that some of our Chinese people once did have some indecent/ugly behavious such as random span and pissing wherever they travel. Maybe such ugly things may decrease sharply recent years. But now what qualities do they still lack of?
seems that the pictures taken by a blogger in China when travelling to Zhengzhou, the capital of Henan Province in the middle of this month tell us something. When you have a glimplse at the first picture, it is almost sure you, or even for myself, can't figure out what functionality of the round stainless steel circle without the author's explanation. It is a device to force the people to queue up in the ticket-hall of Zhengzhou Train Station! What a shame! This device can only let one person to purchase his/her tickets at the ticket couter. When mentioning the guy standing-by in his hands holding a tea cup, the author preferred him a discipline supervisor or a companion of someone in the queue-up rather than.....(pickpocket?).
My fellow nationals, when will you equip yourself with those basic morals of a civilised society?
Technorati Tags: Queue-up, Train Station, Management, Chinese
seems that the pictures taken by a blogger in China when travelling to Zhengzhou, the capital of Henan Province in the middle of this month tell us something. When you have a glimplse at the first picture, it is almost sure you, or even for myself, can't figure out what functionality of the round stainless steel circle without the author's explanation. It is a device to force the people to queue up in the ticket-hall of Zhengzhou Train Station! What a shame! This device can only let one person to purchase his/her tickets at the ticket couter. When mentioning the guy standing-by in his hands holding a tea cup, the author preferred him a discipline supervisor or a companion of someone in the queue-up rather than.....(pickpocket?).
My fellow nationals, when will you equip yourself with those basic morals of a civilised society?
Technorati Tags: Queue-up, Train Station, Management, Chinese
