陕西的秦川同学来信说:在我身边,常有不守规矩的事儿,比如过马路闯红灯、上公交车加塞、考试作弊得高分等。不守规矩得了好处,而守规矩的人却“吃亏”了。请问守规矩到底吃不吃亏?俗话说:“没有规矩,不成方圆。”规矩是法律、规章、制度。从古至今,大至国法,小至校规、家规,规矩无处不在。对个人而言,守规矩最安全。动物园禁止翻越栏杆、军事重地禁止私自闯入、火车站禁止倒卖黄牛票,违反这些规矩的人,或丢了性命,答: Qinchuan, Shaanxi Province, a letter from a student said: On my side, often unruly things, such as crossing the red light on the road, congestion on the bus, exam cheating scored highs. Unruly benefits, and people who behave “” lose. Is it okay to abide by the rules? Since ancient times, as much as national law, small school rules, house rules, rules everywhere. For the individual, the rules are the safest. The zoo prohibits crossing over the railing, prohibiting unauthorized intrusion into the military area, forbidding scalping by the train station, violating these rules or losing one’s life. A: