Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to cultivate and practice the core socialist values, guide and promote civilized behavior, and enhance the level of social civilization, these regulations are formulated in accordance with relevant laws and administrative regulations and in conjunction with the actual situation of this city. . Article 2: These regulations apply to the promotion of civilized behavior within the administrative region of this city.
Civilized behavior as mentioned in these Regulations refers to behavior that abides by the Constitution, laws and regulations, follows socialist ethics, practices socialist core values, maintains public order and good customs, and is conducive to the progress of social civilization. Article 3: The promotion of civilized behavior adheres to the principles of party committee leadership, government implementation, social participation, a combination of rewards and punishments, and overall planning and advancement. Article 4: The municipal, county, and district spiritual civilization construction steering committees shall coordinate and organize the promotion of civilized behavior within their respective administrative regions.
The working bodies of the city, county, and district spiritual civilization construction steering committees are specifically responsible for the guidance, coordination, supervision, inspection, and evaluation of the promotion of civilized behavior within their respective administrative regions. Article 5: Municipal, county, and district people's governments shall incorporate the construction of spiritual civilization and the promotion of civilized behavior into the national economic and social development plans, and include the work funds in the fiscal budget.
Relevant government departments should do a good job in promoting civilized behavior in accordance with their respective responsibilities.
Township people’s governments and government-sponsored offices should do a good job in promoting civilized behavior within their jurisdictions.
Resident committees and village committees should assist in promoting civilized behavior. Article 6: State agencies, people's organizations, enterprises and institutions, grassroots mass autonomous organizations and other organizations shall actively support and participate in the promotion of civilized behavior based on their own actual conditions.
National public officials, public figures, etc. should play an exemplary role in promoting civilized behavior.
Citizens should actively participate in the promotion of civilized behavior and consciously resist uncivilized behavior. Chapter 2 Basic Norms of Civilized Behavior Article 7 Citizens should abide by the law, be courteous and moral, follow social ethics, professional ethics, and family virtues, improve personal moral character, and be patriotic, dedicated, honest, and friendly. Article 8 Citizens should consciously maintain order in public places:
(1) Dress neatly, speak and behave in a civilized manner;
(2) Wait in line for service, and take the initiative to be courteous to the elderly and the weak , sick, disabled, pregnant, or young;
(3) Watch sports competitions and artistic performances, and abide by the order of the venues;
(4) In libraries, memorial halls, museums, theaters, etc. Do not make loud noises in public venues and do not interfere with others;
(5) Seek medical treatment in a civilized manner, respect medical staff, abide by normal medical order, and handle medical disputes through legal channels and procedures;
(6) Civilized tourism, respecting local customs and cultural traditions, and protecting the ecological environment, cultural relics, scenic spots and other tourism resources;
(7) When emergencies occur, the people’s government must obey , the command and arrangements of the residents’ committee, villagers’ committee or affiliated units, cooperate with the emergency response measures taken by the people’s government, actively participate in emergency rescue work, and assist in maintaining social order;
(8) Comply with laws and regulations Code of civilized behavior in other public places.
Article 9 Citizens should consciously maintain the public environment:
(1) Do not spit, defecate, litter, or dump sewage;
(2) Cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing in public places, and take appropriate precautions when going out with cold or other symptoms;
(3) Do not smoke in public places where smoking is prohibited;
(4) Do not destroy or encroach on public green spaces, climb or steal flowers and trees;
(5) Do not write, engrave, or write without permission on buildings, structures, trees, or outdoor facilities. Approved to hang and post publicity materials;
(6) Do not swim, wash cars, do laundry, wash dirt, catch fish and shrimps, or fish in waters such as drinking water sources and backup drinking water source protection zones designated by law. , cage farming or other activities that may pollute water bodies and damage the ecological environment;
(7) It is prohibited to engage in open-air barbecues and other burning activities that produce smoke pollution in urban areas;
(8) Illegal hunting, trading, transporting or eating wild animals is prohibited;
(9) When organizing square dancing, open-air singing and other fitness and entertainment activities, venues, facilities and audio-visual equipment should be used rationally, Do not interfere with or affect others;
(10) Comply with other public and environmentally civilized behavioral norms stipulated in laws and regulations. Article 10 Citizens should consciously travel in a civilized manner:
(1) Pedestrians should walk within the sidewalk, and if there is no divided sidewalk, they should walk on the roadside; when passing an intersection, they should follow the traffic lights and do not run red lights or cross indiscriminately. Roads and crossing isolation facilities;
(2) Do not occupy seats when taking public transportation or hinder the safe driving of the driver;
(3) Do not violate regulations when driving non-motorized vehicles Carrying people, driving in the opposite direction, and not illegally installing awnings and other facilities that affect traffic safety on non-motor vehicles;
(4) Driving a vehicle without making or answering handheld phones;
( 5) When a motor vehicle encounters a vehicle in front waiting in line or driving slowly, it shall not cross, use the lane to overtake or block traffic; vehicles going straight shall not occupy the right turning lane;
(6) Motor vehicles shall slow down when passing a crosswalk. If you encounter a pedestrian passing by, you should stop and give way;
(7) When driving a motor vehicle, you should use lights in a standardized manner and do not use high beams when the lighting conditions are good at night in the city; during non-banned hours, pass by When in residential areas, hospitals, or schools that are not prohibited areas, the whistle should not be blown or whistled less often;
(8) Drivers and passengers should not throw objects out of the car;
(9) ) Motorized vehicles, non-motorized vehicles, and free-use bicycles should be parked neatly in prescribed locations, not occupying blind lanes and other barrier-free facilities, and not obstructing the passage of other vehicles and pedestrians;
(10) Comply with the law , other civilized travel behavior regulations stipulated by laws and regulations.