Relevant regulations of American immigrant parks

There are many places in American immigrant life that deserve our attention. Cultural differences between China and the United States Jiaotong University, just immigrated to the United States need to adapt to the American lifestyle and habits. According to the American Chinese website, playing chess, barbecues and exercising in the park are all leisure activities that people in the United States and China like on weekdays. However, some inadvertent details violated the relevant regulations of the park when these activities were carried out, and some people even got tickets. In many parks of Chinese community in Brooklyn, new york, we can often see more than a dozen Chinese old people sitting around a round table playing cards or chess, but their feet are covered with cigarette butts. Many old people are smoking cigarettes, filled with smoke, and completely ignore the children playing around them. Although there is a trash can a few steps away from them, they still throw cigarette butts on the ground at will. This behavior has been complained by the surrounding residents. It has also been said that this kind of behavior not only pollutes the environment, but also affects the national image of Chinese.

According to the relevant regulations of new york Parks Bureau, smoking has been completely banned in parks in this city. Violators will be fined 50 yuan, and no one is allowed to litter anywhere in the park. However, some people in China do not understand the laws and regulations, thinking that they can smoke everywhere outdoors and act according to their original living habits, which has caused adverse effects.

In fact, it is not only smoking in parks, but also some other behaviors of China people have been fined and even escalated to police intervention. Some residents barbecued in the non-barbecue area of the park and were fined tens of yuan; China Dance Team in Sunset Park was complained by residents many times because the music was too loud, and finally called the police, so that the person in charge was handcuffed by the police and issued a summons.

Is it a misunderstanding caused by different cultural backgrounds and living habits, or do these random behaviors violate the relevant regulations of the park? People in China have always had the habit of dancing, playing chess and getting together with friends. A Hispanic resident also said that these traditional cultures did add a lot of color to the park.

However, blindly following traditional habits but not obeying laws and regulations will get you into trouble. In fact, the United States has strict management regulations on public places, especially parks. Parks are public places for people's leisure and entertainment, so we might as well know more about some relevant laws and regulations and properly restrain our own behavior in order to maintain a harmonious and beautiful park environment.