Aunt Nanjing climbed over the fence to take pictures, and the managers dissuaded her from listening and shouted at her. What would you do if this happened?

Aunt Nanjing is famous. In a scenic spot, several elderly aunts had no public morality, ignored the advice of the staff in the scenic spot, crossed the fence and trampled on the flower sea, and even scolded each other. If this happens, I will take pictures of her ugly face and expose it like the netizen who took this video, and then report their behavior to the relevant departments.

However, even if this is done, the effect is limited and it is impossible to fundamentally restrict these selfless aunts. In order to manage them effectively, we must restrict them from the system and severely punish these behaviors that violate public morality. I think the best way is to link this kind of behavior with its credit evaluation, and classify the behavior similar to this kind of violation of public order, good customs or morality as implementation behavior. When it reaches a certain number of times or the nature is bad to a certain extent, it will reduce its credit rating, thus affecting the daily life of the untrustworthy person. Only by raising the illegal cost can we control this heinous behavior from the root.

In addition to this behavior, there is another behavior that is more hateful. The legendary square dance aunt maliciously invaded the basketball court and football field, making the already tense sports field even more tense. There is also a square dance aunt who plays music loudly regardless of the protests of the surrounding residents, affecting the normal rest of the surrounding residents and affecting the students' learning status. It can be described as very hateful.

In all fairness, not all square dance aunts are like this, but there are indeed some groups that have such immoral behaviors. I often see similar news in various media, and feel that the relevant departments can do nothing about it, and sometimes even have excessive behavior, which leads to group events and causes extremely bad social impact. Therefore, I think the relevant departments should really think about it, on the one hand, to meet the needs of aunts for fitness and entertainment, on the other hand, to severely crack down on those behaviors without public morality to prevent such behaviors from getting worse.