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This image displays an escalator safety instruction sign, likely found in a public space such as a metro station or shopping mall in Beijing, China. The sign is rectangular, featuring a dark blue background on the right side and a white background on the left, with text and pictograms. The overall image is rotated, showing the sign vertically with text running sideways.

The sign is titled "乘梯须知" (Escalator Instructions). It features a series of circular pictograms with corresponding Chinese and English captions, indicating both recommended actions and prohibitions:
- "紧握扶手" (Hold the handrail)
- "照顾儿童" (Children Must Be Accompanied)
- "搀扶老人" (Seniors Must Be Accompanied)
- "当心碰头" (Mind Your Head)
- "小心夹脚" (Watch Your Feet)
- "遇险按停" (Emergency Stop)
- Prohibited actions, marked with a red circle and slash: "禁止使用手推车" (No Trolley), "禁止逆行" (Face Forward Only), "禁止倚靠" (No Leaning), and "请勿打闹" (Don't Disturb Others).

Below the pictograms, there are eight numbered rules in Chinese, which expand on the safety guidelines. These include instructions such as standing facing forward and holding the handrail, accompanying children, seniors, and those with disabilities, avoiding pushing or riding in the wrong direction, not using a faulty escalator as stairs, prohibiting the use of trolleys, staying clear of edges and gaps, and generally adhering to safety rules. The dual language (Chinese and English) indicates an international or tourist-friendly environment.
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Jan 30, 2025, 7:25 AM

Beijing, China

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This image displays an escalator safety instruction sign, likely found in a public space such as a metro station or shopping mall in Beijing, China. The sign is rectangular, featuring a dark blue background on the right side and a white background on the left, with text and pictograms. The overall image is rotated, showing the sign vertically with text running sideways. The sign is titled "乘梯须知" (Escalator Instructions). It features a series of circular pictograms with corresponding Chinese and English captions, indicating both recommended actions and prohibitions: - "紧握扶手" (Hold the handrail) - "照顾儿童" (Children Must Be Accompanied) - "搀扶老人" (Seniors Must Be Accompanied) - "当心碰头" (Mind Your Head) - "小心夹脚" (Watch Your Feet) - "遇险按停" (Emergency Stop) - Prohibited actions, marked with a red circle and slash: "禁止使用手推车" (No Trolley), "禁止逆行" (Face Forward Only), "禁止倚靠" (No Leaning), and "请勿打闹" (Don't Disturb Others). Below the pictograms, there are eight numbered rules in Chinese, which expand on the safety guidelines. These include instructions such as standing facing forward and holding the handrail, accompanying children, seniors, and those with disabilities, avoiding pushing or riding in the wrong direction, not using a faulty escalator as stairs, prohibiting the use of trolleys, staying clear of edges and gaps, and generally adhering to safety rules. The dual language (Chinese and English) indicates an international or tourist-friendly environment.

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