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Honesty and credit are the basic principles of life. Although seemingly unimportant to us middle school students, it is very necessary in society.

There is an international student studying in Germany who graduated with excellent results. He thought he would find a good job, but he failed to find a job in Germany. Until one time, he visited a small company, but the manager of that small company refused him. He can't stand it. He doesn't understand that his academic performance is so excellent, but no company can use him to ask the company director why. As a result, the director of the company took out a piece of paper from his portfolio, which recorded that he was arrested three times for evading tickets on the bus. That foreign student realized that he had not been hired because of such a seemingly insignificant thing.

In fact, from this little incident, we can know the importance of normative behavior to life. If a person doesn't even have the most basic code of conduct, how can he stand in today's society? Speaking of which, I'm not ashamed. It was last summer vacation. ...

One noon, the sun scorched the earth mercilessly, and I wandered in the street. I'm sweating all over. I'm really thirsty. I just want a popsicle to quench my thirst. Seeing a popsicle shop ahead, I immediately rushed over and bought one. Wow! It's really cool. The ice pack in my hand "flutters with the wind". Just as I was savoring it with relish, a childish voice rang out in my ear: "Mom, where did I throw my garbage?" I heard it turned out to be a boy of five or six years old. "Of course, just throw it away! Is it difficult to run so far away from the trash can? " The childish question of the little boy made me laugh secretly. Just as I was about to walk away, the child said, "Mom, are you going to throw it in the trash?" "Stop pulling, the trash can is so far away, just throw it next to it." The mother said. The little boy suddenly shook his head and replied in a childish voice, "No, the teacher said that the garbage must be thrown into the trash can, otherwise it will not be a good boy." After that, he jumped to the trash can 50 meters away and threw the garbage in before returning to his mother. Although this is only the most common scene in ordinary life, my heart has been greatly shocked. I was moved by the little boy's behavior. Such a little boy knows how to protect the environment. But I'm too lazy to walk this nearly 50 meters. Compared with that "naive" little boy, I am simply ashamed. So, I quietly picked up the ice pack stick on the ground, then quietly ran to the trash can, then quietly put the garbage in, and then ran away. ...

Let us unremittingly start from bit by bit, from words and deeds, and merge the trickle of morality in people's hearts into a vast sea.