Making noise while eating and picking your nose in public are considered inappropriate under new behavior guidelines laid down by the authorities of Suqian city, east China's Jiangsu province on June 4, 2015. [Photo: Modern Express]

Queue jumping, making noise while eating, picking your nose and wearing pajamas in public are all considered inappropriate under new behavior guidelines laid down by the authorities of Suqian city, east China's Jiangsu province.

The city published 20 new rules on June 4, 2015 to regulate citizens' behaviors, aiming to make the city more attractive and more livable.

"All these rules are proposed by the public," according to Ye Feng, deputy director of the civilization office of Suqian, "we had received over 11,000 suggestions about polite behaviors from citizens, from which we selected the most representative 20 ones."

Inappropriate behaviors maybe videotaped by volunteers and then exposed to the public, according to Ye.

According to a survey conducted by Chinese media Modern Express, most citizens support the guidelines and say they will try their best to follow the rules. However, some also admit it will be hard to reach every single requirement.

Following are the 20 behavior guidelines:

1. No queue jumping

2. Offer bus seats to people in need

3. Let the passengers off first when taking elevators

4. Stand on the right while using escalators

5. Close the door quietly

6. No vulgar language

7. No yelling in the public spaces

8. Separate trash properly

9. No graffiti in public spaces

10. Don't excessively urge people to drink

11. No noise while eating

12. No leftovers when eating outside

13. No smoking in public

14. No spitting

15. Cover your mouth when you cough

16. No nose picking in public

17. No wearing pajamas outside the house

18. No public urination

19. Never hang up first when talking with elders

20. Always pick up after your dog