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On May 15, 2016, two lovers in their 20s got on a bus with their pet dog and put the dog on a seat in Harbin, northeastern China’s Heilongjiang province.
After a senior got on the bus, the driver asked the woman to give the seat to the senior.
The woman refused to do so, and put a one–yuan note in the farebox, telling the driver she had paid for her dog's seat.
Knowing they were in the wrong, the lovers eventually got off the bus with their pet dog after police arrived.
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