I think both of them are at fault, but obviously the driver's fault is greater. During the epidemic prevention and control, everyone should wear masks when going to public places, which is a rule. Obviously, the girl took off the mask at will after getting on the bus, but put it back after being reminded by the driver. It can be seen that the girl did not intentionally violate the rules, and I believe most people will choose to forgive. However, the bus driver used dirty words in the process of reminding, even with aggression. After being refuted by the girls, he started hitting people, which not only violated professional ethics, but also violated the law to a certain extent.

The story of this event.

This is a 17-year-old female student in a vocational high school. At that time, the girl got on a bus and was going to school. On the way, the girl took off her mask and drank water because she was thirsty. This scene was seen by the driver through the rearview mirror, so he shouted to the girl unhappily: Why did you take off your mask during the epidemic? Why is such a big girl so shameless?

The girl didn't speak at that time. When she got off the bus, she went to the driver's door and said, uncle, I'm not wearing a mask. You can remind me, but you can't call me shameless. The driver immediately stopped, quarreled with the girl, and pushed and pulled the girl, which eventually led to the girl's head injury and is still being treated in the hospital. At present, the driver involved has been suspended by the company. In order not to make a big noise, he has also apologized to the girl's parents and others.

What do I think of this matter?

Maybe some people will think there is something wrong with being scolded, and they will not be short of arms and legs. People who have this idea have either not been scolded or are too thick-skinned I can't stand being scolded by others anyway. It's not that I'm psychologically fragile, but that some languages are really uncomfortable. It may not be calm to endure, but the more you think about it, the more angry you get. If it happens to someone who haggles over every ounce, you may stay up all night. So, this must be on the girl's side. Besides, she called the bus driver uncle at that time, which may be a kind of irony or a comparison.