Let's review how this happened first. In a park in Guangxi, an uncle was running shirtless and was stopped by the staff, saying that he should know a little shame. Subsequently, this video sparked a heated discussion on the Internet, allowing tens of thousands of netizens to comment on it. I don't think it's a big deal in itself, but the views on this matter are divided into two camps. Some people stand on the moral high ground and accuse this uncle. You shouldn't run in with bare arms regardless of other people's feelings. Some people think that this is not a serious violation, nor does it involve low-level behaviors such as exhibitionism. People just think it's too hot, and bare arms are more suitable for exercise, so there is no moral influence.

I think this is a small thing in life. Many of these little things will become big things when they are put online. It is really wrong for an insignificant thing to cause such a comment. If you want to ask me if running like this will affect others, I don't think it will affect at all. Everyone is free to move. His behavior is unrestricted and free on the premise of not violating morality and law.

We have no reason to stand on the moral high ground and accuse others of their freedom. You are asking others not to be free for your own freedom. This is an immoral thing. I'm on my uncle's side. There's nothing wrong with insisting on exercise. As a man, I think this is a normal thing. Even if I am not an old man, many young men may go shirtless when tied up, or we will go shirtless when it is hot. Why does this routine cause so many wars of words? I was thinking, too.

To sum up, I don't think it is an uncomfortable behavior for everyone to run in the park with bare arms. On the contrary, I should advise those who spray everything to restrain themselves. Have you ever been shirtless?