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Pictograms asking for a named conduct.
Also known as: Civility notice China, Civilised conduct sign
The family of Chinese public notices asking for a specific standard of conduct, posted in transport and public spaces.
Asks for a named standard of public conduct.
Contexts: Public information
Belongs to a nationally promoted campaign vocabulary rather than to a signage standard, which is why the figures vary between cities where a GB pictogram would not; the marks are read as exhortation and are typed here as common usage rather than as standardised symbols.
Contexts: Public information
A panel carrying a small figure performing or refraining from an action, above a short written line, often in a rounded frame in a soft tone.
A fuller structured visual breakdown is not yet documented for this symbol.