Reflections on Civilized Etiquette 600 to 1000 Zi

My thoughts after viewing the Ming Dynasty Etiquette

Recently, I was deeply moved after watching a special feature on the civilized etiquette standards of teachers and students in Sucheng District. Makarenko, an outstanding educator in the former Soviet Union, said: "A teacher who takes out a crumpled and dirty handkerchief from his pocket has lost his qualifications as a teacher. It is better to ask him to go to the corner and wipe his nose there. Tell no one to see him." This shows that teachers pay attention to the importance of etiquette. Therefore, only by abandoning inappropriate clothing, informal words and deeds, and undisciplined habits can teachers establish their prestige and educate and influence students to develop in the right direction.

People’s teachers shoulder the sacred mission of cultivating and shaping people. It is no exaggeration to say that the hope of a nation is held up by teachers. Our teachers are not only disseminators of scientific and cultural knowledge, but also educators of students' ideological and moral ethics. Therefore, teachers' words, deeds, etiquette and politeness have a subtle influence on students. Just imagine, when the student's enthusiasm and politeness are replaced by the teacher's indifference, what will he think of the teacher? What do you think about school education? Will he still be civil and courteous in the future? Therefore, our teachers must pay great attention to the impression they leave on students, and make themselves an excellent role model in all aspects that students can follow. Good teachers not only educate through lectures in the classroom, but also standardize their words and deeds in daily life, educate students with good moral standards, and exert an influence on students through their own existence and personality. Because "Teaching by example is more important than teaching by words, and the power of example is infinite." The great educator Confucius once said: "If the body is upright, it will not do what is told; if the body is not upright, it will not obey the orders." "Being upright" is a prerequisite for teaching and educating people. Teachers must practice what they ask students to do. If you ask students to believe, you must firmly believe in it; if you do not allow students to do it, you must not do it; if you do it in front of students, you must also do it when the students are not around. Therefore, teachers must strive to improve their moral cultivation through their own continuous learning, lead by example, and teach by words and deeds.

Teachers are a mirror for students, and students are comparing them all the time. As a qualified teacher, you should mentally recognize your responsibilities, understand the profound connotation of "education is no trivial matter, and teachers have no small details", and realize that your moral sentiments, attitude towards life, and every word and deed are affecting students . At work, we must pay attention to self-improvement, self-improvement, self-development, self-transcendence, improve our own teaching abilities, be a teacher with a strong sense of modernity and service, and truly be a teacher by example.

My thoughts after watching the etiquette of the Ming Dynasty

Every small family makes up a country. So what is home? It is composed of each member. Therefore, people are the most important in a country. Only when everyone possesses civilized qualities can the overall quality of the country be improved. ?

Not long ago, I saw a report about Singapore. Singapore is a country where English is commonly spoken. Most of the slogans in public places in this country are written in English. However, some of the civilized and polite slogans, such as "No spitting", "No smoking", "No entering the lawn", etc. are written in Chinese. Why? People replied: "Because most of the tourists who engage in these uncivilized behaviors are tourists from mainland China." For this reason, a middle school principal who visited Singapore said earnestly: "Uncivilized behaviors are also a national humiliation."?

I don’t know if you remember that CCTV reported three years ago that chewing gum residues could be seen everywhere in Tiananmen Square after the National Day. There were 600,000 pieces of chewing gum residues in the 400,000 square meters of Tiananmen Square. In some places, they were less than one square meter. There were actually nine pieces of chewing gum stains on the ground. The dense stains formed a strong contrast with the sanctity and solemnity of Tiananmen Square. ?

The above two examples show that civilization is actually made up of details. Reflecting on what we do, we can see that civilization is still some distance away from us. Around us, among some students, there are still some uncivilized behaviors.

For example, you can always see scraps of paper on our campus and on the stairs that are extremely discordant with our beautiful campus. Especially on Saturdays and Sundays, food bags and instant noodle boxes can be seen everywhere in classrooms and on campus. Some students even think: Anyway, there are students and cleaners on duty to clean, so why not throw it away; for another example, some students chase and fight in the classroom corridor, and it is normal to push and push each other while walking; some students also use swear words and swear words among each other, and climb on each other at will. Climbing branches, some students even deliberately damaged the school's public property. Many of our classmates put the study of cultural knowledge first, and often ignore the cultivation of social morality and the development of civilized habits, which essentially demonstrate a person's ideological quality. In fact, good behavioral habits are the prerequisite for ensuring our smooth learning and the basis for establishing a healthy personality. Students who do not have good behavioral habits in school may be undisciplined, unhygienic, and disrupt the learning environment of the class. On the contrary, if we develop civilized behavioral habits, the learning environment must be good and orderly. Now, we are in the most critical period of growth in life. What we do during this period will affect our own quality, and civilized behavior helps us improve our own quality. Therefore, we should first be an upright person, a modest gentleman who understands civilization and be polite, and then we can become talents. We cannot be a machine that simply masters knowledge and skills, but a person who develops harmoniously in body and mind. ?

We, who represent the future of our nation, have many things to learn and inherit. However, the most basic question is: How do we take over the baton of human civilization? Classmates, every time we sow an action, we will harvest a habit; if we sow a habit, we will harvest a character. Let us keep civilized etiquette in mind, talk to civilization all the time, and use it to restrain our words and deeds. Never regard civilized behavior as a trivial matter. Let us start from now, start from ourselves, start from little things, develop good civilized habits, and be civilized students. Please each of us control our mouths, do not use foul language, do not spit; control our hands, do not litter, do not fight; control our feet, do not trample on the lawn. I believe that through the joint efforts of all our teachers and students, we will create a civilized and beautiful campus