No working out! Tianjin Metro warning sign amuses netizens
by Chen Xiaoli
August 14, 2018
Warning signs are very common in public areas, but a sign made by Tianjin Metro recently went viral online, people.cn reported.
A netizen posted a photo of the sign on Weibo on August 12, in which four rules are listed: no vending, no begging, no performing for money and no working out.
The sign soon caught the attention of Chinese netizens who thought the last tip was "amusing but necessary."
A web user even made a perfect conclusion: "Ban all things that have nothing to do with taking the subway."
A child was recently caught doing pull-ups on Metro Line 3 in Tianjin, which many thought was dangerous.
"The subway is not a playground, so 'no working out' is reasonable," a netizen commented.
What do you think?
#Weibo#Tianjin
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