Advocating Civilization and Politeness Composition 1 There is an old saying in China that "a gentleman does not insult others, but he does not break his word", which means that a moral person should be polite to others and not rude. Being polite to others and using polite language appropriately are the traditional virtues of our Chinese nation.
I had this experience: one day, my friend Xiaoming and I went downstairs to play hide-and-seek in the community. He hides first, and I'll find it. I happened to see an old man sunbathing beside me. I walked up to him and asked, "Grandpa, do you know where a child wearing a blue T-shirt was hiding just now?" Seeing that I was polite, the old man patiently showed me the way. With grandpa's help, I found Xiaoming effortlessly. I won, I am so happy! It was Xiao Ming's turn to find me, and I also found a hidden place to hide. At this time, Xiao Ming also went to ask Grandpa. He roared, "Old man, have you ever seen a boy with a height of 1.60 meters hide?" Grandpa not only didn't give him directions, but also called him a rude boy. As a result, Xiao Ming never found me and was willing to be punished. This is as the saying goes: "courtesy warms people's hearts, and rudeness is annoying."
Another time, I accidentally stepped on a big sister's skirt on the bus. Elder sister looked back, and I quickly said, "Sorry, I guessed your skirt." Big sister smiled and said, "Never mind." This avoids possible disputes. It seems that being polite to others can build a bridge of understanding between people and reduce contradictions between people. It can be seen that elegant, amiable and tolerant language not only communicates people's hearts, but also reflects a person's ideological sentiment and cultural accomplishment.
Recently, I have carefully read the book Classic, Feeling Life, and the story Expensive and Simple has benefited me a lot. I deeply understand that when interacting with others, we should also respect others' wishes and don't force others to do things. Even if we think our suggestions are good for others, let others consciously adopt your suggestions after understanding them, instead of forcing others. Remember, respecting others means respecting yourself.
In social life, people always associate with others. Learning to be polite, being polite and using polite language properly can make the relationship between people more harmonious and the social life more beautiful.
Advocate civilization and be polite. 2 If you miss today, you are not a loser, because you will come again tomorrow.
If you lose money, you are not a loser, because the value of life is not in the purse.
If you lose civilization, you are a complete failure, because you have lost the true meaning of being a man.
The civilization degree of a society can reflect the civilization degree of a society and a country. A person's failure to observe social civilization will have a small impact on his own image and a big impact on the national reputation.
Public civilization is the embodiment of social consciousness, and public civilization is based on the level of personal moral cultivation.
Imagine, if a person does not pay attention to his own civilization, will he have a good civilization? Don't! Personal civilization etiquette is the root and foundation.
To have a good public civilization, people must first start from themselves, and to improve their personal cultivation, they must first concentrate on their studies and improve their cognitive level; When cognition reaches a certain level, there is the ability to distinguish right from wrong; With the ability to distinguish right from wrong, good and evil, we must correct our mentality, not violate our conscience, and strive to make our words and deeds conform to moral standards, so that our self-cultivation will be improved. This is what the ancients said: being realistic, knowledgeable, sincere, upright and self-cultivation.
Only by perfecting personal moral cultivation can there be a basis for promoting social civilization. The civilized atmosphere of a society also has a great influence on its people. Why do you say that? I believe that some students have been to Europe or Japan and have personal experience. Not to mention the big ones, I have seen such a small thing as the road. As long as the red light is on, foreigners will never cross the road even if there are no cars on the road. They think this is a public civilization that must be observed. Excuse me, in such an atmosphere, who will run a red light unscrupulously? This is the power of social atmosphere. But think again, if we don't start from ourselves, where does this social atmosphere come from?
A reporter interviewed a scientist who won the Nobel Prize. "Professor, where did you learn the most important thing in life?" , "in kindergarten. There, I learned things that will benefit me for life, such as having good things to share with friends, being modest, and washing hands before eating ... "The same is true for us to improve our civilization. We don't necessarily have any big measures, but start with these small things: washing our hands when eating around us.
Cultivate the habit of civilization, let the concept of civilization enter the unconscious level from the conscious level, and let civilization run through our every move. We have been educated in civilized manners since childhood, and many students can talk about civilized manners at length. However, seeing lunch boxes and beverage bottles discarded everywhere on campus and hearing some students' swearing words, how can we not teach people grief! Are we all "giants of language and dwarfs of action"?
Wang Shouren, a great scholar in the Ming Dynasty, said: "Knowing is the idea of doing, and doing is the kung fu of knowing; Knowing is the beginning of doing, and doing is the achievement of knowing; Knowing and doing is noumenon and kung fu. Knowing and not doing it is just unknown. " We receive the education of civilization and etiquette, but we are stingy with it or even do the opposite, which is different from never receiving social education! Therefore, if we want to practice social civilization, we must work hard from this "unity of knowing and doing", work hard from our own words, and bid farewell to uncivilized behavior.
Advocating Civilization and Talking about Politeness Composition 3 When the bright sunshine blooms with smiling faces, when the slightest breeze blows over the cheeks, spring comes. The spring of the 30th National Civilization and Politeness Month is coming to our campus. As a middle school student, I should start from myself first.
First, conduct self-reflection. Actually, I'm not very polite either. Every time I meet a teacher on the road or on campus, I seldom take the initiative to call "hello teacher"; When you meet an acquaintance, you will not take the initiative to say hello; Guests at home will not say "uncle (aunt) is good".
After self-reflection, proceed to the next step: self-correction.
If you want to be perfect, you must start with small things. For example, on the way to school or school, whenever you meet someone you know, you should take the initiative to say hello; There are guests at home, or go to other people's homes and say "so-and-so" affectionately. Then bring a cup of tea or chat with guests; If someone takes the initiative to ask you out, or has other things, you should ask your parents for permission before going out. If you can't do it, politely refuse.
After reviewing yourself, let's talk about others. If you find that other students have uncivilized behavior, point it out in time.
There are also many uncivilized behaviors on campus. Some students spit at will; Some students always call names, and they all call names; Some students suffered a little injustice and went to fight; Some students don't respect teachers in class, and some students go to Internet cafes and game halls. ...
This kind of bad behavior should not appear on campus, which not only affects the school spirit but also violates discipline. However, some students retaliated maliciously, knowing that this was wrong, but he just wanted to do it. Schools should stop this bad behavior in time.
Let's stop bad behavior together, strive to be civilized, polite and healthy students, and welcome the 30th National Civilization and Politeness Month!
A while ago, I heard from my father that Jingdezhen, our beautiful hometown, was rated as a "national civilized city". From my father's eyes and expression, I can feel that he is expressing his pride as a porcelain doll!
In the streets and alleys of Fuliang County, words such as "civility and courtesy" and "building a beautiful porcelain capital and painting a floating beam with poetry" can be seen everywhere. You can imagine how confident the people of Fuliang are, and I am no exception. I can't just talk without action, I must take action. In fact, civilization is very simple. It is tied to details and works for the public. As long as we do what we say in life, we are civilized people.
Every weekend, my brother and I get up early to run in Sanxianhu Park. My brother always carries a bag with him. Speaking of which, you may ask, why do you still carry your bag when you run? Haha, my brother and I were running and picking up garbage on the side of the road. Although most people are of high quality now, there are still some uncivilized people who throw rubbish like melons, skins and shells everywhere for their own convenience. We will collect the rubbish they throw away at random and then dump it in the nearby trash can.
I remember once, my brother took me to the supermarket. While we were waiting for the traffic lights, an old woman staggered over, and we quickly helped her cross the road together. As we walk too slowly, the green light will turn red, and we are all in a hurry. Unexpectedly, the car behind not only didn't honk its horn, but even put its hand out of the window and made a gesture to let us follow grandma slowly. Walking to the door of the supermarket, grandma gently stroked my head and said, "Thank you, you are really a sensible child." I smiled and said, "You're welcome, nothing, just helping others!" " "
Doing the little things around you can not only help others, but also make yourself happy. We should start from dribs and drabs and form the good habit of being polite.
As teenagers who grew up in 2 1 century, we shoulder the heavy responsibility of building the motherland, rejuvenating the nation and inheriting the traditional virtues of 5,000 years. Although China's science, technology and economy are developing rapidly at present, many people are not polite and have a bad influence.
Some young people don't respect the elderly and don't support their parents. Don't they understand the truth of "caring for the elderly and others"? Don't they think that when they get old, they will be left unattended and die alone? Some people are impolite. They often speak disrespectfully and are rude to others. Don't they know the meaning of "only by respecting others can they be respected"? Do they have to wait until their interpersonal relationship goes bad and they have no friends before they regret it? Some people urinate, spit and litter everywhere. Don't they know that caring for the environment means protecting their homes? Are they going to live in a garbage dump and keep company with mosquitoes and flies? Some people bully the weak and force their children's pocket money, but they are not allowed to tell their parents, otherwise it is violence. Don't they understand the meaning of "children and young people"? Aren't they afraid of being bullied by people stronger and more powerful than themselves?
People often say, "You know the manners in the barn". But why are people rude when our living conditions are good? If everyone is impolite, then this society will become chaotic, with poor public security and dirty environment, and even return to the "primitive society".
In the Han Dynasty, there was a child named Kong Rong. One day, his father bought a basket of pears for the children to eat. The two brothers picked big pears one by one, but Kong Rong picked a small one. When his father asked him why he did this, he said, "I am the youngest in the family and should eat small pears." My brothers are older than me and should eat bigger. " This incident shows Kong Rong's courtesy and respect for the elderly. Shouldn't we learn from him?
For the development and progress of the whole society, for the civilization and prosperity of all mankind, and for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, we should start from childhood, start from small things, and be a civilized and polite boy!
Advocating Civilization and Talking about Politeness Composition 6 Civilization is the golden key for human beings to live in harmony. Everyone should talk about civilization, which I quite agree with. If everyone stresses civilization, this society will become a common practice. Civilization is what each of us must do.
Politeness is an indispensable part of people's life. Leaving civilization means leaving society, and the relationship between civilization and society is closely related. Pay attention to civilization and morality and care for the public environment, and our society will get better and better.
Smile is our language, and civilization is our belief.
In every corner of the world, there are hidden shadows of civilization and evil. Civilization can see, but evil can't. Only those who pursue civilization can be regarded as just people and those who have completely eliminated the shadow of evil. I said, stressing civilization is equal to serving the society, and making the society wear gorgeous coats, colorful and dazzling. But evil can only follow naked, looking for a place to continue its corruption. Say goodbye to bad habits and be healthy and civilized.
Flowers decorate the world with beauty, and we beautify the campus with actions. As the saying goes, "Be kind to the flowers at hand and the grass under your feet". Students, let's start from now, start from small things, and talk about civilization together!
Advocate civilization and be polite. What do you do when you see others spitting everywhere? What do you do when you hear someone swearing? What would you do if you saw someone else taking out the garbage in the street?
Some people always think it's okay to throw a piece of garbage, but if everyone in the world throws a piece of garbage, there will be 6 billion pieces of garbage wandering in the streets, that is, if everyone throws a piece of garbage, a clear river will disappear, that is, this garbage will make our environment worse. Some people think swearing is a gesture and a social necessity, but I think you are wrong. Politeness and civility are most welcome at world conferences.
I have a friend who loves to swear everywhere, which is particularly annoying. It was not until everyone isolated him that he realized that he was wrong and should not be rude to his classmates. Finally, his classmates felt that he had changed and made up with him. We were particularly harmonious and apologized to us (for the swearing before). We accepted it, and our feelings became more and more.
We should be civilized and polite students and refuse the "three noes"-no spitting, no swearing and no littering. Only in this way can our home be better.
Politeness means saying "please" when you need others' help or courtesy, expressing gratitude and saying "thank you" when you accept others' help, and apologizing and saying "sorry" when you owe others money.
Civilized and polite things can be seen everywhere in our lives. I remember once, I accidentally lost my classmate's pencil, so I said to him, "I'm sorry, I accidentally lost your pencil." Hearing this, the classmate said, "Never mind, I hope you will be more careful next time."
Another time, when I was playing football, a third-grade teammate always called others "scum", and others were very unhappy. So I said to him, "Please don't call others scum. This is uncivilized and will bring unhappiness to others. " Hearing this, the teammates bowed their heads in shame.
Politeness is very important in our life. I hope everyone will speak civilized words and do civilized things so that the flowers of civilization can blossom everywhere.
I am a primary school student who has just entered the first grade. Everything in school is very new to us, especially the sports equipment next to the playground. Swing is my favorite. One day, our class ended early, and I was the first to play on the swing. Soon, several children were waiting beside me. I think some of my classmates have never been down before, and it was not until late that it was my turn. I was disappointed at that time. If I am like him, will these students in line be disappointed? So I came down soon and said to my classmates, you play, and we will play instead. At that time, I was very happy to hear a parent say that he was really a sensible child. Mom said that this is the happiness of being polite.
Another time, my mother and I went to my grandmother's house by bus. There are many people on the bus. An aunt stood up and offered her seat to me. I gave up my seat to an old lady. My aunt asked me why I gave up my seat. I said: I am learning from my aunt. I have grown up and should learn to respect the old and love the young. I was flattered that everyone on the bus praised me.
I think if everyone is polite, will everyone be so happy!
Advocating Civilization and Talking about Politeness Composition 10 China has been known as "a country of etiquette" since ancient times. Politeness is the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. The ancients said, "If people are rude, they will not stand, if things are rude, they will not succeed, and if countries are rude, they will be uneasy." This shows the importance of propriety to people.
Etiquette can be seen everywhere in life. At the dinner table, guests and elders have to sit down before they can sit down. The ancients said, "Eat without words, sleep without words, and sit without sitting." Don't talk loudly when eating, put the food in front of you, don't overeat or be picky about food, chew slowly, and be thrifty.
At home, we should also do housework for our parents. The three-character scripture says: "Xiang is nine years old, can warm the table and be filial to his relatives." Meaning: When Xiangjiu Huang 18 years old, he knew that before going to bed in winter, he would warm the pillow on the bed with his body and then ask his father to sleep. I am thirteen years old. I ask my parents to do all the big and small things for me, but I am not as filial to my parents as Huang Xiang. "Filial piety is the first of all virtues" is the first of all virtues. If a person can't even do the word "filial piety" well, what etiquette can he talk about? As Su Zhe said, "Everyone has the heart of filial piety".
Listening is also a kind of etiquette. In class, it is particularly important to listen to the teacher, so that we can learn more knowledge. Listening is also an art and a way to understand others. You shouldn't interrupt others when they are talking. The ancients said, "Listening to your words is better than reading for ten years". Listening can bring us a lot of benefits, at the same time, it will be respected by others and we can learn what we want from others.
Every little detail in life contains etiquette, which can show a person's image, and sometimes, etiquette can even determine a person's future and destiny. Civilization should be put not only in the mouth, but also in the heart and manifested in action. From now on, bid farewell to uncivilized behavior, study hard, let the earth not be polluted by civilization, and better build the future of the motherland!
Advocate civilization and talk about polite composition 1 1 As the saying goes, a gentleman does not argue with others, and a polite person will make people respect, while a rude person will make people dislike. Etiquette is the minimum moral standard that human beings require people to abide by in order to maintain the normal life of society. It is gradually formed in people's long-term life and communication and is fixed by customs and traditions. For a person, etiquette is the external expression of a person's ideological and moral level, cultural literacy and communicative competence. For a society, etiquette is a reflection of a country's social civilization, moral fashion and living habits. Paying attention to and developing etiquette education has become an important content of moral practice. A civilized school has a group of civilized students. To be civilized students, we must do the following:
First, don't litter and spit everywhere.
Second, don't swear, don't fight in the corridor.
Third, don't smoke in public places.
Fourth, take good care of flowers and trees and don't litter.
Fifth, be polite and say hello when you meet the teacher.
I still remember one morning, I went outside the hospital to buy instant noodles, because everyone likes to eat instant noodles, and there are instant noodle packaging bags everywhere in the street. Suddenly, a middle-aged man picked up the packing bag and put it in the dustbin. I was very moved to see this behavior, and I still remember it vividly.
Look! There are still many people in the world who love our Mother Earth, and Mother Earth will be happy.
I read an article called "Talking about Politeness", which was about a rude man asking an old man for directions. Nobody made way for him because he was rude.
In China, it is a tradition to learn to be polite. Let civilization and tradition enter our hearts and make our life more beautiful and harmonious. Please take action and move towards civilization.
Advocating Civilization and Talking about Etiquette Composition 12 China is an ancient civilization and is known as the "state of etiquette". Being polite to others is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation and a manifestation of the progress of our country and national civilization.
Our beloved Premier Zhou has always been called a model of politeness. On one occasion, Premier Zhou asked a master surnamed Zhu to shave him. Just halfway through, the Prime Minister suddenly coughed. Master Zhu was unprepared and scratched a small hole. Master Zhu felt very nervous and said, "Prime Minister, I'm sorry I didn't do my job well." Premier Zhou smiled and comforted him and said, "How can I blame you? It's because I coughed and didn't say hello to you. Fortunately, you stole quickly. " Afterwards, Premier Zhou repeatedly thanked Master Zhu and tried his best to eliminate his worries.
We middle school students should be polite from an early age. Be polite, gentle and not rude in language and behavior, and learn to use polite language. When you show respect to your elders, teachers and speakers, you should be called "you"; When asking others to do something or give help, say "please" in a consultative tone; When others help themselves, say "thank you"; When others thank you or have something to thank you, say "you're welcome" or "it doesn't matter"; When you inadvertently hinder others or cause trouble to others, take the initiative to say "I'm sorry"; When you meet teachers, classmates, friends or other acquaintances at school or on the road in the morning, you should take the initiative to say "good morning" and "hello"; Say goodbye to each other when breaking up. Speak kindly, humbly, gently, kindly and appropriately, and never swear or swear.
When dealing with people and dealing with others, we should pay attention to civility and courtesy, and pay attention to gfd. No matter in or out of school, we should not fight, swear or run wild. Learn restraint and humility. If you are wrong, you should use it for self-criticism. Be able to forgive others' mistakes when they are wrong; When others apologize to themselves, they should not be unreasonable.
Knock before entering other people's rooms. A fan is blind when he enters other people's rooms. Everyone needs to focus on their own work and study, so try to avoid infecting others and influencing others. Try to avoid disturbing and influencing others when they are resting, especially when they are asleep.
The school office is the place where teachers work, study and rest after class, and students are not allowed to enter casually. If you must enter the office, you should knock at the door first, report it, and then enter in the same way. When you enter the office, you should keep quiet and try not to make noise to affect others.
Students, let's inherit and carry forward the fine tradition of Chinese civilization and politeness, be kind, gentle and humble, not swear, not argue irrationally, not maliciously hurting people, and be civilized and polite.
Today, the teacher guessed a riddle for us. The riddle is: the little girl is really beautiful. She tied two braids on her head, untied them and put them in her mouth. Do you know the answer? Haha, you don't know, do you? Then let me announce the answer: candy. We are going to hold a candy contest today.
When the teacher announced the news of the game, some students talked about it, some cheered and some were extremely nervous.
When the teacher said "ready", I immediately bent down and stared at the candy, just like a tiger hungry for ten days saw delicious mutton. I can't wait to get this candy. The game started, and I stared at the sugar intently, thinking, "I must win, and I can't let my opponent have a chance to win." So I reached out like lightning and finally grabbed the candy.
The game was over and my opponent left the field in frustration. I am very happy in this class. I not only got a candy, but also learned the truth that friendship comes first and competition comes second.