Can unopened kitchen shears be brought on the subway

Unsplit kitchen shears cannot be taken on the subway. There are clear provisions in "Rail Transit":

According to the "Prohibited Items" regulations: On May 14, 2015, Beijing announced the "Catalogue of Prohibited Items in Beijing Rail Transit". According to the characteristics of the Beijing subway, the catalogue clearly prohibits the carrying of more than 2,000 ml of liquor, as well as the prohibition of bringing kitchen knives and shovels into the subway.

Tan Quan, deputy chief of the bus corps of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau, said that the catalogue is based on the prohibited items stipulated in the current laws and regulations as the main body of prohibited items, such as guns and bullets, controlled knives, explosives, alcohol, etc., and at the same time, according to the actual situation and safety requirements of the average daily passenger flow of nearly 10 million in Beijing rail transitKnives such as kitchen knives, machetes, utility knives, hammers, axes, shovels, shovels, pickaxes and other daily and production supplies that may cause personal injury are included in the category of prohibited items in rail transit.

Therefore, the unsplit kitchen scissors can not be taken on the subway. It is recommended to use ground transportation, (except for cars, trains, and high-speed rail).

Unopened kitchen scissors can be brought on the subway, provided that a valid ID is presented. See Article 10.

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