Beijing Universal Studios opened to the public on Sept. 20 after twenty years of preparation. The resort welcomed 10,000 visitors but trash was seen everywhere within three hours of opening. Chinese media criticized the resort for not arranging enough trash bins. But Chinese netizens said in comments on the reports that some Chinese people don’t have a habit of throwing trash in bins, leaving all parks in mainland China dealing with trash issues. “China was known as the ‘state of etiquette’ before Communist’s rule,” China affairs commentator Xia Xiaoqiang told The Epoch Times. “Now, Chinese people are notorious for uncivilized behavior all around the world, such as throwing trash to the ground, not flushing the toilets after using, and chatting loudly in temples and churches.”  The Universal Beijing Resort, the fifth largest one in the world, is the first branded theme park in China’s capital and the first Universal park with a …