Reported 8 months ago
A recent controversy involving courtesy seats has sparked discussions, with incidents like an OL (office lady) breaking down and hitting a pole after being forced to give up her seat, and a man being scolded and even physically attacked by an elder despite expressing discomfort, leading to various online discussions. On social media platform Threads, a netizen shared that while riding Taipei MRT Wenhu Line, they heard a broadcast that made other netizens feel warm, praising it as 'amazing!' The broadcast mentioned, 'Hello, the age of courtesy seat occupants is not the only criterion; please show empathy, love, and care.' This post resonated with many, with some sharing their experiences of harmony and courtesy on the Wenhu Line. Many netizens hope that similar broadcasts will be implemented on other MRT lines. The Ministry of Health and Welfare has expressed support for retaining courtesy seats while considering adjustments based on international practices or renaming and legally amending the concept, and Taipei MRT stated that they cannot currently eliminate courtesy seats but will continue to remind the public through various approaches. This controversy around courtesy seats continues to be a public discussion topic, and the Wenhu Line's broadcast has evoked resonance, with hopes for clearer regulations in the future. What do you think of this broadcast on the Wenhu Line?
Source: YAHOO