Netizen Says Security Guard Stopped Him from Lying Down to Rest at Shanghai Jing'an Park

On October 9, a netizen posted a video claiming he was stopped by a security guard while lying down to rest at Jing'an Park in Shanghai, asking in return, "Did my lying here affect the city's appearance?" and complaining about formalism. Shanghai's 2018 version of the "Park Civilized Visiting Rules" lists "do not lie down at will" among the park order provisions.

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2026-10-09 16:54 · 10月9日，一名网友发视频称在上海静安公园躺着休息被保安劝阻，他反问“我躺在这影响市容市貌了吗”，并自嘲“不配当国人”，吐槽形式主义。

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Sayings · 2026-10-09 16:42 On October 9, a netizen posted a video saying he was stopped by a security guard while lying down resting in Shanghai's Jing'an Park. He asked back, "Does my lying here affect the city's appearance?" and mocked himself as "not worthy of being a citizen," criticizing formalism.

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