Beijing adopts 100,000 new public slogans

A new version of 100,000 public signs will sweep across the capital by March 2013, xinhuanet.com reported. 

The new slogans, infused with popular song lyrics and humorous language, will help guide civilized behavior in public places, according to the social work committee of the Beijing municipal committee of the Communist Party of China. 

The slogans were recommended by different industries and communities across the city, and will be placed in more than 10,000 public spots including stores, tourist attractions, airports, restaurants, theaters, greenbelts and public toilets.