Loud and boisterous behavior in public is, in my opinion, a very impolite and unqualified performance. Public occasions must pay attention to their own words and behavior, do not because of their own actions to the detriment of other people's interests, this is the minimum public morality. Especially when you are abroad, you should not damage the image of Chinese people because of your bad behavior.
It has to be said that loud people abound in public places in China. Subway, buses often have a cell phone loud noisy people, not sure if it is not in the fight, but the sound can be loud enough to half the car can be heard, others are to stare at him with a strange contempt, but also in that has been yelling, I really do not know this kind of people are how to think, there is not really a little bit of shame? The book building should be a safe place to read, pick books, buy books, but should be so quiet environment even loud people, some people even stood there chatting up the sky, for this kind of people is really very speechless. Performance venues are also, watching plays, stage plays, there are always people in that talk to each other or even pick up the phone to get high, on the actors, on the other audience is a great disrespect, and sometimes can not help myself or around the audience will prompt him to pay attention to a little bit, some of them will be embarrassed to stop, and some of them are actually still vibrant, really worry about the quality of the.
These years, Chinese tourists in the world's reputation is not too good, is because of the uncivilized behavior caused by too much. Loud noise in public is one of the uncivilized, often there are Chinese tourists in the attractions loud noise, to other tourists and local people caused a very bad influence. Therefore, I hope you must pay attention to your civilized behavior and maintain the good image of your country.
It's a long way to go to improve the quality of the nation, and I hope that everyone will start from themselves, not to make a lot of noise in public, and to be a person who makes others respect.