The Beijing government has launched an original proposal to teach citizenship to its inhabitants with the aim that the expected half million tourists who visit the city during the next Olympic Games are a good impression of it. One of the bad habits of the Chinese is the lack of respect in the queues. The people of China play without blushing at train stations, buses, subways, cinemas, banks and anywhere else where a swarm of people trying to access the same service. Residents there are accustomed to this fact, and remain impassive when you "slip" in front of them. However, foreigners visiting the city are stunned. For this reason, every day of every month 11 The Government has decided to establish the "day of queuing." The election day is not arbitrary ... 11 can simulate the shape of a person (represented with 1), after another. But this is not the only initiative that has been launched. Previously it had launched campaigns against custom paths to spit on the street or throw garbage anywhere through the state media and the participation of exemplary citizens. But China's capital is not the only one who is determined to iron out the vices of its citizens. Shanghai, which in 2010 held the World Expo, announced in January that will equip their taxis with bags to spit, in order to end the common habit down the window and blow up the secretions into the asphalt.
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