What are the main etiquettes we should pay attention to in public places such as libraries and reading rooms?

What kind of etiquette should students have in the library? Simply put, there are six words: light and quiet; clean and pure; elegant and respectful. \x0d\ 1. Light and quiet \x0d\ The word "quiet" is often used as a warning and is posted in the middle of the high wall of the library. It also concisely summarizes the etiquette that should be observed in the library. To maintain silence in the library, readers are required to act softly and speak softly. \x0d\ Walk lightly when entering the library, be gentle when sitting down and getting up, and be gentle when browsing books and periodicals. You should talk as little as possible in the library. It is best to greet friends with a nod and a smile. If you really need to exchange opinions with classmates, you should do so concisely and quickly, whispering in your ear. Longer discussions should be done outdoors. In a quiet learning environment, it is rude for anyone to talk, laugh, or chatter as if no one else is watching. \x0d\ 2. Clean, clean\x0d\ Clean and clean here refer to two aspects: \x0d\ A. Pay attention to the cleanliness of personal appearance\x0d\ Appearance is a person's appearance, including appearance, clothing and posture, etc. The library is a public place, and readers should pay attention to their appearance and etiquette to create their best image. \x0d\ A clean face and neatly combed hair will leave a good impression of being energetic and energetic. \x0d\ Keep your hands clean and free of greasy stains so that the book will not get dirty when you turn it over. \x0d\ Dress neatly and appropriately, with every button buttoned and no clothes left unbuttoned. \x0d\ B. Keep the library environment clean\x0d\ The library is a place where teachers and students of the school study together. Students are obliged to pay attention to hygiene and keep it tidy when they go to the library. When entering the library on snowy or rainy days, you should put your rain gear in the designated place and clean the muddy water on the soles of your shoes to avoid splashing on other readers or making the library floor dirty. \x0d\ When reading in the library, do not throw scraps of paper, do not spit, do not cough loudly, do not eat snacks or chew gum. Eating while reading in the library reading room will not only affect other people's reading, but also destroy the learning atmosphere. It is also easy to stain books. \x0d\When leaving the library, books and periodicals must be returned to their original places and cannot be left on the table. Remember to take away your own paper and pen. Discarded papers should be thrown into the trash can in the library or taken outside the library and thrown into the trash can. Return the tables and chairs to their original positions consciously. \x0d\ 3. Elegance and respect\x0d\ Elegance refers to being elegant in one's behavior; respect refers to being respectful and courteous to others. When entering the library, you should queue up consciously. When borrowing or returning books, you should hand the books to the staff with both hands and pay attention to using polite words such as "hello", "please", "help" and "thank you". If there are many people borrowing or returning books, you must wait patiently and do not rush the staff or walk around. Improper words and deeds will be despised and looked upon by others. \x0d\ Take good care of public property and equipment in the library. Don’t shake tables and chairs, and don’t make graffiti on tables or platforms. \x0d\"Stealing books is not stealing", please do not bring Kong Yiji's famous saying to the library. Appropriating public books as your own, or tearing out pages containing exquisite illustrations and wonderful passages, is a loss of dignity for the scholar, and the loss outweighs the gain. Most libraries now provide photocopying services. If you really need certain materials, you can go to a designated location to photocopy them with the permission of the staff. Never damage books in order to possess the information. As for some students who underline, mark, fold or write in books, or even make pranks such as adding a beard to Mona Lisa and sunglasses to Shakespeare, they should also be condemned. \x0d\ Courtesy is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation. There must be a spirit of "comity" in all public places. When entering the reading room, just find a seat by yourself and do not occupy seats for others. If you leave temporarily and find someone else sitting in your seat when you come back, you should not chase them away. If you really need this seat and you left the book behind when you left, but it is still occupied by someone else, you may wish to discuss it quietly and understand each other.

The library is a public place, and anyone can sit if there is a vacant seat. However, when you want to sit in an empty seat next to someone else, you should politely ask if there is anyone next to you. \x0d\ When borrowing books, if you like the same book at the same time as others, do not fight over it. You can ask the staff if there is a copy or another version. If it is not available, the two should be humble to each other. The person who is in urgent need can borrow it first, and the other person will make an appointment with the staff to register. \x0d\ Books borrowed for reading must be returned promptly after reading. "Popular books" should be read and returned as quickly as possible.