My responsibility for a civilized campus

Civilization is like a meaningful book. Reading it tirelessly and persevering can cultivate virtue and guide life. The following is my responsibility to share a civilized campus. For more relevant information, please pay attention to the corresponding column! Chapter 1: My Responsibility for a Civilized Campus

It was another cold winter. I was walking on the campus quietly. A cold wind blew and stirred up yellow sand all over the ground. I couldn’t help but tremble. Shivering, I walked to the playground and wanted to run two laps. But when I walked to the playground and looked around, the ground was full of garbage. In the silence, I heard someone crying, oh, it was my heart that was crying. At this time, the cold wind came, but I couldn't help but shudder again, which aroused my deep thought...

Dead leaves and plastic blowing randomly

The wind blew, and the dead leaves rose, They are looking for their own piece of land, and then quietly turn into spring mud, guarding the roots of the trees. At the same time, plastic bags also emerged. Where is their home? It is our careless littering that makes them homeless. These plastic bags can only be buried in the soil together with dead leaves, but that is not their destination after all, so they harbor resentment.

They will not rot for hundreds of years and harm the soil. This is revenge on mankind. Faced with this situation, as a middle school student, we should take action to protect our campus. We should eat less junk food, use less plastic bags, reduce the burden on the earth, and work tirelessly for a better campus.

The grass was lying down in tears

The lawn of the campus was originally full of life. But now, the grass that was originally tall and tall has fallen to the ground. Perhaps this is their kneeling prayer to us, asking us to give them a little more care. We should establish a strong sense of morality and care for every plant and tree. Rather take the long road than take the shortcut and trample the lawn. Plants are alive too, and they also understand the uncomfortable feeling of being trampled on. Let us disappear the slogans "Please do not trample on the lawn, protect the flowers, plants and trees" on the lawn, bury it in our hearts, and bloom a flower of morality.

Filthy words and random answers

Campus is a representative of civilization and a holy place of education. But on campus, where can I go without any obscenities? For students, some dirty words have become a habit, and they blurt out during conversations. Even a simple answer is inevitably a bit cursed. This phenomenon is not the proper ethos of the campus, so we must control our mouths, restrain our words and deeds, treat each other with civility in every move, keep dirty words away from us, and keep polite words around us. Contribute to the formation of good campus atmosphere, let the flowers of etiquette bloom everywhere, and decorate the campus beautifully.

Wonderful flowers are blooming, and the road to civilization is at your feet

In fact, civilization is around us, but we have not discovered it and have not looked at it from a correct perspective. Waste less water, this is economy; say less curse words, this is politeness; step on flowers and grass less once, this is morality; cut in line less once, this is order. Be more economical, be polite, moral, and orderly. This is civilization.

If civilization is a flower, then let us water it with courtesy, illuminate it with morality, and cultivate it with order. Finally, the flower of civilization will bloom, exude the fragrance of civilization, sow the seeds of civilization, and take root in every two people. In the hearts of middle school students.

Let us take action and build a civilized campus together. Use our actions to make the tomorrow of No. 2 Middle School better! Chapter 2: My Responsibility for a Civilized Campus

Shot 1

As soon as the bell rang, everyone rushed out of the classroom like a rocket. We only had 40 minutes, and everyone in the restaurant was crowded. When we reached a window, your shoes stepped on my feet, your arms were put on my shoulders, you pushed me and I pulled you. The person who finished cooking couldn't get out, and the person who cooked couldn't get in. Time passed minute by minute in the process of pushing and rubbing. At this time, there was a quarrel in the crowd. It turned out that two people were fighting for the chance to swipe their cards. The students on the outermost edge sighed and said: "It seems that we can't eat anymore."

Scene 2

This is a newly moved school, although the queue is long. , but there will no longer be close contact between feet, and there will no longer be fierce disputes and quarrels. Everyone received a meal and walked out of the queue happily. There would no longer be crowding problems, no one would be hungry, and a lot of time would be saved while eating.

Shot 3

The dining table is in a mess, with scattered rice grains, leftover steamed buns, disposable chopsticks placed crosswise, and finally the person running on the table. The things in their hands flew to other people's plates like grenades, loud noises, loud shouts, loud howls, and all the chaos unfolded like a war.

Shot 4

Everyone is sitting quietly in their seats, there is no running person on the table, there is no wasted food on the table, and there is no such thing as It was crazy noisy, people had smiles on their faces and exuded youthful energy.

Uncivilized phenomena will expose us to criticism, which will affect our inner resistance and do more excessive things. Look, what a huge impact uncivilized phenomena have had on our school. A famous writer named Deng Mei once verified that spitting in China has a history of two thousand years. Some countries often have slogans such as "Don't spit" in tourist areas. In fact, this is not for their own people, but for us Chinese who have developed habits. It is precisely because there was a time in history when we had to be more civilized.

We are athletes in the new century, eagles soaring with wings. Civilization is a responsibility we must bear. We must resolutely abandon the phenomenon of not queuing up and wasting, and strive to be the history of civilization. In fact, being civilized is very simple, it is the small words: "Hello", "I'm sorry" and "Thank you". It not only comforts others, but also comforts yourself. It is that small bow that can express one's own quality and respect for the friendship between teachers and students. It is that small smile because it is not only a reward for oneself but also the best gift for others.

"In ancient times, wealth and honor were lost, but only the most suave people were praised." We aspire to be suave and suave people on campus, and these people must have the heart of a gentleman, so our civilized people also You must have good moral character, but more importantly, you must correct your attitude, because "If you are not upright, you will not act, and if you are not upright, you will not obey orders." Su Zhe said: "No one can correct others without uprightness. ”

Civilization is like an evergreen tree, its greenness fills the entire campus all year round. Gu Cheng said: "The night gave me black eyes, but I used them to look for light." And I will use them to look for civilization. It will make our campus more beautiful, our hearts clearer, and we will be more cultivated. Let us raise the sail of civilization, learn from the ostrich of civilization, and run towards the city of civilization! Chapter 3: My responsibility for a civilized campus

Gorgeous words cannot express the connotation of civilization, and perfunctory behavior cannot bear the burden of responsibility.

As a member of the campus, I have witnessed every scenery on campus: tough bamboos, tall pines, and verdant hollies; carrying the responsibilities given by the sun with life, Green decorates the civilization of the campus. The campus environment is beautiful, and every eye is filled with green hope, but...

One day, during class, I squatted next to the campus green belt to observe these plants. There were a few very special ones, all lying on the ground. , their branches and leaves were scattered, and there was a footprint under them. I held them up with my hands. When my eyes met theirs, I saw their sad hearts. I heard them whispering: "Oh, it's good to be a plant." Difficult." One plant said, "Yes, once it is stepped on, I'm afraid there is no chance of survival!" Another plant choked and answered it. I thought to myself: "Is it harder to be a plant than to be a human being?" "How about we change it?" A plant said to me, "Okay..." Before I could finish speaking, the sun shone on my With a splash of ink in my soul, my soul exchanged with his soul through the hourglass of time. I became it, a green plant, and it became me, a student on campus.

I live among plants, enjoy the moisture of rain and dew, and use green to show my style. "This is not very good. I don't know how it will live if it turns into me. It will definitely live a more wonderful life than the author's plant, and it will definitely be better than..." The tingling pain in my body interrupted my thoughts, and I was struck by a classmate. Stepping on it, my soul fell asleep in pain and shed tears in the sunshine. At that time, I scattered the sadness carried by every drop of dew on the surrounding branches and leaves. A small hand carefully picked up me and the others next to me who had not escaped the bad luck, "Hurry up and exchange souls, I've had enough of you.

"The plant that exchanged souls with me couldn't wait to change its identity, "Why? Is my life not as good as your fate of being stepped on, or as good as living next to garbage? I asked him confusedly: "I've had enough of your life. Let me tell you about my experience. My soul can't control your behavior of cutting in line and littering. I'm not mocking you. You keep saying Civility cannot be proved with actual actions. Another time, I stopped a classmate from throwing garbage, but what I got in return was not shame, but a "You are sick, mind your own business." Confused, alas, I won’t say more. You need to change your own bad behavior, and you have to bear the responsibility yourself. "My soul returned to my body, and it also returned to her life.

The warning bell before class brought me back to reality from my reverie, but thoughts of regret kept pouring out of my heart: "I used to think that campus civilization was the responsibility of others, but I failed to look back and see that I was uncivilized. I have lost my responsibility in my actions and actions. "Recalling the daydream about exchanging identities with plants, I lowered my head. My soul is not as noble as a plant.

In fact, civilized behavior is everywhere, saving water, using civilized language, treating others with a smile, not littering, etc. Only action can make up for one's past mistakes, and only change can accept the baptism of the sunshine of civilization.

"Whether it is dusk or dawn, jasmine flowers are always white." Just like the Greek poet George. This little poem by Seifers says that only by adhering to one's own civilized responsibilities can one contribute to the creation of a civilized campus and be worthy of having such a beautiful campus environment.

I write the connotation of civilization with what I think, and use what I do to shoulder the burden of civilized responsibility. Chapter 4: My Responsibility for a Civilized Campus

Civilization will make the world shine.

——Inscription

I stood between heaven and earth, enjoying the warmth of the sun, when someone asked me: "What is civilization?"

Some people say that civilization is a manifestation of how we treat people. It can reflect a person's ideological and moral level and cultural accomplishment, reflect our temperament, and add color to interpersonal relationships.

Some people say that civilization is a norm between people and a necessary quality for people in daily interactions. It can enable you to communicate better with others, enhance friendship, improve your own attractiveness, shorten the distance between each other, and make people more harmonious.

Others say that civilization is a skill in interacting with others. It will make you have more good friends, make you more united, make people feel warm, and be respected and welcomed by others.

I said that civilization is a kind of potential literacy among people. It is reflected in language, attitude, and behavior. Civilized language, friendly attitude, dignified behavior can unite the collective and create the value and meaning of life. Generally speaking, civilization can make the country harmonious and stable. Because of this, the country will be more prosperous, science and technology will be more developed, and Thriving.

Perhaps, civilization is just like the sun at six o'clock in the morning, full of freshness, happiness, and refreshing.

When we inadvertently hear the cry of the faucet, will you step forward and close it without any effort, so that it can show its long-lost smile and stop complaining? I think you will definitely do this, because I have no reason to believe that the students of our Shanxian No. 2 Middle School do not have a civilized heart.

When we find that some senior high school seniors are smoking on this beautiful and harmonious campus, will you be brave enough to stop them? Maybe, some people will not have the courage to stop them because they are intimidated by them. Even if they intimidate and threaten you, I will admire you from the bottom of my heart, because of your fearlessness, because of your bravery, because you all have a heart. Civilized heart.

There was a time when we were used to seeing lives in ruins and wars breaking out; there was a time when we were tired of hearing dirty words and swearing at people casually. Now, I sincerely advocate that everyone should be civilized and take action. Don’t let the flower of civilization bloom in all directions and every corner.

When we become civilized people, our Shanxian No. 2 Middle School will be more harmonious, and our great mother will be more prosperous.

As someone once said: "Civilization will make the world shine.

"From the ugly bad habits of the past to the present and future civilization and harmony, what have we gained and what have we lost? I think we have made progress and lost our ugliness.

When the first breeze of spring As soon as the sun comes, the first inch of sunshine shines on everything. Spring returns to the earth, and the spring is full of joy. Stretch out your five fingers, and the sun shines through the fingers, and a transparent flower blooms on the shoulder, fragrant and so warm.

The snow in winter, the breeze in spring, the sunshine in summer, the red leaves in autumn, and I am still in the civilized campus, just like before, watching civilization in silence. Chapter 5: Me in the civilized campus. Responsibility

Looking through the mist of history, the vague totems of the ancestors carved out by the ancestors with stone axes are still clearly visible. Listening to the footsteps of the ancestors, it seems to be telling me about the five thousand years of China. Bright and glorious, our historical civilization is always so dazzling. Looking towards the ancient times, the quiet and beautiful rivers and mountains carved by our ancestors with blunt stones are still vast and magnificent, smelling the breathing of our ancestors, as if they are throwing the civilization of the Chinese nation to the earth. , our national culture goes by for thousands of years.

The school is a cradle of education and a pure fertile soil. The creation of a civilized campus requires our joint efforts. As Longxiang Middle School. We must strictly regulate our behavior and be a civilized student.

“Sow a seed and reap a hope; sow a behavior and reap a habit; sow a seed and reap a hope. A habit that harvests the wonderful things of life”! When you stroll along the campus paths, you see graffiti papers lying quietly under your feet; when you admire the fresh flowers and grass, a flower is leaning on your waist; when you linger in the In the classroom where the fragrance of ink floats, the windows around you are covered with a layer of dust. The clean path makes you and me feel happy because you bend over to pick it up; the green grass spits out its fragrance to you and me because you lean over to support it; The classroom is clean and bright because of your hand. Let us start from ourselves, start from scratch. A ray of breeze, a smile, a civilization, a harmony, and a purity.

Civilization is the road. The smile when we meet is the help when classmates are in trouble, the kindness when getting along with others, the greetings when seeing teachers, and the "sorry" when accidentally bumping into others... But there are still some inconveniences on campus. A harmonious note. In the corridors that have just been cleaned, some students throw away food packaging bags and drink bottles; in a tidy campus, there are always students who throw away paper scraps and plastic bags everywhere; In class, some students were listless and drowsy; when the preparation bell rang, some students chased each other and made loud noises; during the solemn flag-raising ceremony, some students looked around and whispered, "Don't be kind. Don't do something small, don't do something evil because it's small." Start from small things, start from around you. Be brave to take responsibility in the face of responsibilities, campus civilization is my responsibility, start from around yourself, only then can a civilized campus Hope.

To be a civilized student, you must also respect your teachers, listen humbly to the opinions of teachers and elders, maintain a good atmosphere in class, and actively interact with teachers. Han Yu said, "Teachers are the ones who teach and solve doubts." Teachers give us the enlightenment of cultural knowledge and help us move from ignorance to knowledge, from childishness to maturity. The teacher gave us the sweet rain of knowledge, allowing us to absorb it wholeheartedly and thrive. We must respect teachers' work, cherish teachers' efforts, and have teachers and students respect and love each other, thereby creating a civilized atmosphere.

"When people unite, the mountains will move", let us unite and let civilization come from the heart. The campus is beautiful because of love, and the more we love, the more beautiful it becomes. "Everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the world." Don't offload your responsibilities to others, carry your luggage, and use civilization to defeat the storm.

Let us join hands to build a civilized campus, use civilized behavior, set off the trend of civilization, let the flowers of civilization bloom all over the campus, and build our campus into a civilized, harmonious and happy Garden of Eden! Use our wisdom and courage to raise the sail of our ideals, and use our youth and life to play the chapter of the times. When we abandon confusion and grasp the course. When we work together and paddle relentlessly, the movement of a civilized campus will eventually play! Chapter 6: My Responsibility for a Civilized Campus

Civilization, as large as a country, represents the image of a nation; as small as an individual, it reveals a person's cultivation.

Being civilized is a basic quality for every citizen in society, and it is also an essential moral character for a middle school student.

If civilization is a language, then hygiene, courtesy, order, and morality are the best interpretations of civilization.

Being orderly is a manifestation of civilization. In our daily life at school, we must be orderly when eating, when doing exercises, and when fetching water. Some people may say that queuing wastes precious time, but order regulates our lives. No one likes to queue up like a long queue, but no one can refuse to obey it, because order supervises us, on campus and in the restaurant. Here, everyone can maintain order, which will become a beautiful scenery in No. 2 Middle School. Be civilized and let the flowers of civilization bloom in your heart.

If order is a piece of cake, then hygiene in civilization is a layer of cream on the outside. Only when the cream is attractive can the cake be attractive. Paying attention to hygiene is your own business. Those so-called daily duties are just a means of supervision for us. When we see a piece of waste paper, we can throw it into the trash can like a beautiful three-pointer in basketball; see When someone throws away garbage, we can patiently warn them that they shouldn't do it, just like a teacher answering students' questions. When you want to spit, take out a tissue from your pocket, spit on the tissue in a gentlemanly manner, wrap it up, and throw it into a garbage bag; when you want to throw away the snack bag, take the bag, Hold it in your hand and put it in the trash can very ladylikely. In this way, don’t you feel very chic and charming?

Being polite is familiar to us. It is everywhere and at all times. It is a daily behavioral norm. When you meet a teacher, take the initiative to say "Hello, teacher", which is polite; when you accidentally bump into a classmate, respectfully say "I'm sorry" to the classmate, this is polite; when you have difficulties, you are greeted by a classmate When helping, it is polite to sincerely say: "Thank you" to your classmates; when you speak unconsciously in the self-study class and look around, when others are studying seriously, you should also immerse yourself in studying. This is also polite. Politeness is always with us and around us. Be polite and let the flower of civilization bloom in your heart.

"Morality, one of the social ideologies, is the norms and norms for people's daily life and behavior. Morality plays a role in social life through people's self-discipline or through certain public opinions" in the dictionary So said. In our lives, when we mention morality, it shows a kind of sanctity and solemnity. No one will allow others to say that they have no morals, or even fall out with others. Then, the importance of being ethical is self-evident. Don't cross other people's boundaries. Be upright, do things openly, don't be hypocritical in front of others, and don't prevaricate in front of things.

The piano platform leaves a lingering charm, and the second center blooms new buds. While developing with the trend, never abandon those original traditional virtues. Be polite, hygienic, orderly, moral, and let the flowers of civilization bloom in our hearts. Let us use civilization as a unique and practical way to create the image of "the most beautiful in Heze, first-class in Shandong, and nationally renowned" for Shanxian No. 2 Middle School. Goal contribute your own strength. Let us hold the ideals in our hearts and fly forward with civilization!

Work hard! Together with No. 2 Middle School; work hard! Let’s make progress together hand in hand; work hard! Let the flower of civilization bloom in your heart. Chapter Seven: My Responsibility for a Civilized Campus

Civilization is actually made up of details. Reflecting on what we do, we can see that civilization is still some distance away from us. Things that we usually don’t think about exist in various dimensions. Although they will not be assimilated, they also long for warmth and care. As long as we pay attention, we will find that they are waiting for our hot hearts in a corner. They also long for a peaceful life. We must know how to listen.

I am a grass, growing in the moist soil of the campus. Every day, the morning dew and the chirping of insects wake me up from my sleep, and I listen to the loud sounds of my classmates reading in this huge campus. . In an instant, the crisp end of get out of class bell rang, and accompanied by bursts of laughter, I vaguely saw several classmates running towards me chasing each other. One step, two steps... so close that I can distinguish their footsteps. Suddenly, "Wow, it hurts." They stepped on my head mercilessly, messing up the hair that Chen Lu had just combed for me. They didn't care and continued to play away. They didn't cherish me and my brothers. Greenery created by sisters. I hope they remember not to base their happiness on our pain.

I am a piece of paper, lying quietly in the long and narrow corridor of the campus. I have long forgotten when I was abandoned on this ground. Not only was I abandoned and thrown on the floor, but also the moment I was abandoned. Being spat on by the floor angrily: "You dirty my face." In fact, I don’t want to stay here. Although the smell of the trash can is not suitable for me, it is my destined destination after all. I at least feel at ease where I stay, and I will not be abandoned or blindly trampled on by others. , and don’t have to endure the spit on the floor. We are innocent. I hope that at the moment when our value is gone, please put us in the trash can with your noble hands and give us a quiet place to live in peace.

I am a wall, sticking to the sacred building on campus. At first, I was a fair and elegant girl who did not like bright colors and only loved light white; later, people who passed by me There were more and more people, and some of them picked up paintbrushes to give me tattoos; some even cruelly cut my jade-like skin with knives. My lover, the white tile, looks at the scarred and dirty me with distress all the time. I look so ugly now; I want to find a crack in the ground to crawl in, and don’t want him to see me in such a miserable state. I am so ugly. I hope you can leave some dignity for me, and I hope you can cherish me who has built a warm and comfortable learning environment for you, and respect my elegant preferences, so that I can hold my head up in front of the white ceramic tiles.

I am a wisp of wind, a wisp of gentle wind, wandering in every corner of the campus. I am called civilization by everyone; I use my warm hands to brush people's hearts, leaving a refreshing fragrance. , in this holy land of knowledge and palace of civilization, I spread the seeds of civilization, but I only hope that everyone can caress their hearts from time to time and smell whether the fragrance is still there.

Now, as a middle school student, the gear called time is urging me all the time to rush through the beautiful life on campus. Sometimes I stop and stare at the shallow scars that are not noticed by others. I know they are crying, but we cannot hear them, but they are alive. Please treat them well and always remind yourself: take care of flowers, plants and trees, Take good care of school property and do not litter. Finally, we must also respect our teachers, know polite language, not swear, care for our classmates, and be a civilized middle school student.

I use my eyes to discover and search, and I use my pen to convey this desire instead of them. Join hands to let the flowers of civilization bloom in every corner of the campus and build a civilized campus.