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On the subway, a beautiful young woman gobbles hot dry noodles, a traditional dish in Wuhan, Hubei Province. Suddenly, she stands up angrily and rushes at a passenger who is trying to photograph her using a mobile phone,Burberry Factory Outlet, inverting the noodles over the passenger's head.If you think this is a scene from a film, you're dead wrong. The noodle victim herself told the tale on her Weibo under the user name liuhandeyuer on March 28. The microblogger took Wuhan's subway line 2 that morning, where she encountered an impolite noodle eater, dressed in the latest fashion but acting barbarously. The eater ignored opposition and complaints from surrounding passengers over her eating on the subway. When she found the microblogger attempting to photograph her, she waged the "noodle attack" as fast as lightning. As a result, the microblogger was not the sole victim, and the sauce splashed off the noodles and stained the clothing of several passengers nearby. The microblogger was so angry that she wrote the post to publicly shame the noodle eater. The post, which included a picture clearly showing the assailant's face, spread like wildfire online. Many netizens clamored to mobilize the power of the Internet in a mass hunt for the noodle attacker. The phenomenon developed beyond the victim's expectations. She reportedly regretted giving into the impulse to reveal the image of the rude passenger online,coach outlet store online, which would likely bring severe trouble to the woman who was eating on the train. The chances of gaining overnight fame, or infamy, are no longer distant in this information era. The subway noodle eater most likely feels grieved. Although her rude and temperamental behavior was serious enough to irritate the public, being made to stand a "public trial" is going too far. As the incident received more attention, the assailant's face even made it on the front page of some local newspapers in Wuhan. In fact, having a meal on the bus or subway in big cities, especially if you're commuting to work, is nothing new. One typical scene is a beauty in a suit and high heels rushing to the subway station with soybean milk in one hand and fried puffs in the other. The crowded, closed subway car is seen by some office workers as the perfect place to have their meals. Not only doesn't fill an empty stomach but it saves time. Of course, the frowns on the faces of some passengers show their displeasure as the air in the train becomes thick with food odor. But most tolerate this in silence. Media outlets in many cities have listed the regulations that forbid eating on public transportation such as buses and subways after the Wuhan case was exposed. But as an office worker who takes the subway during rush hour, I seldom see subway management staff stop or fine people who eat while commuting, and I believe many passengers are like me: We don't realize that eating on short-distance public transportation is not okay. There seems to be only one way to deal with cases like the Wuhan one: The microblogger reports the passenger's behavior to subway personnel,céline bag, who bear the responsibility to stop her from eating or impose a fine. This could not only stop the bad behavior, but also serve as a lesson to other passengers. Bizarre stories like this take place in China every day. The Chinese public,p90x, especially netizens, seem to be waiting to find a target against whom they can launch their complaints about declining public virtues. In my view, they are not champions of public virtue, since the goal shouldn't come at the cost of hurting someone or invading others' privacy. In this sense, the Wuhan case is merely another episode of an individual violating public etiquette rule. A new media focus will wash away attention for the case, and big cities in China will continue to see waves of commuters taking a meal on public transportation. The author is a reporter with the Global Times.
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