Urgent! Write an essay with the title "Building a Green Campus, Keeping Civility and Courtesy by My Side", no more than 4 or 500 words.

In this spring season of March, when spring is getting thicker, trees are turning green, and flowers are about to bloom, we usher in the 27th "National Civility and Politeness Month" in the country. Although it is a bit chilly in spring at this time and the flowers have not yet bloomed, the fragrance of civilization and courtesy is permeating the whole country. Slogans such as "Build a civilized city and be a civilized citizen" can be seen everywhere in the streets and alleys of the city. A bright banner that read "Be civilized, establish new trends, refuse littering and be a civilized middle school student" is also on the boys' dormitory building behind our campus. The railings are fluttering in the wind, exuding a strong atmosphere of civilization. Therefore, the title of my speech today is: "Civility and Courtesy Accompany Me, and Civilization Flowers Always Bloom on Campus"

We know that our motherland is an ancient civilization with a long history. It is known as the "Land of Etiquette". Civilization and politeness are the excellent traditions of the Chinese nation. They reflect a person's spiritual outlook, cultural accomplishment and cultural quality. They are the harmonious unity of a person's spiritual beauty, language beauty and behavioral beauty. It is mainly manifested in treating others with humility and kindness, speaking in a civilized manner, and behaving dignifiedly and generously.

The ancients said: "Words are the voice of the heart." In our daily lives, being civilized, polite, and using polite language is often a good way to eliminate misunderstandings and ease conflicts. Civilized language of humility and courtesy is often the lubricant of interpersonal harmony.

However, in this beautiful and colorful season, in our pure land of campus, which is regarded as the "cradle of talents", "civilization" is gradually forgotten by some students, and many students Intentionally or unintentionally showing uncivilized behavior: for example: sitting on the stair railing and sliding down when going down the stairs, running and jumping in the classroom corridor, pushing and wrestling, making loud noises, and swearing again and again; the stairs in the front and back of the dormitory building Mineral water bottles and littered paper scraps are not uncommon. The bedding in the dormitory is not neatly arranged and the items under the bed are not organized. Food packaging bags, milk boxes, fruit peels and other domestic garbage are thrown on the ground; queue cutting and littering are thrown at restaurants. There are leftover meals and plates piled on the dining table; some boring sentiments are written on the brand new desks; improper speech, behavior and dress; failure to show the day pass when entering and exiting the door, etc. The main reason is that we ourselves have neglected or downplayed the cultivation and emphasis on civilized qualities, especially basic civilized qualities, and these discordant notes have appeared more frequently.

Students, being civilized and polite is an inevitable requirement for social progress, and it is also a reflection of the spiritual civilization and social progress level of a country and a nation. As students of our families and pillars of our country, it is our historical mission to inherit the fine traditions of the Chinese nation and improve our own civilized qualities. How to make the flowers of civilization bloom everywhere? Let yourself grow into a middle school student in the era of "being civilized and establishing new trends"?

The ancients said, "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." I hope all our students can live with civilization and walk with courtesy. Start from me, start from now, and insist on being respectful at home. Parents, take the initiative to do housework; respect teachers at school, love classmates, and do their best in cleaning and hygiene; be independent, diligent and innovative in learning, do not plagiarize in independent homework, be civilized and do not cheat in the examination room; do not lie or deceive, be honest in dealing with others, and do things with integrity Be fair, upright, and seek truth from facts. Life is not more important than food or clothing, cleanliness and decency come first; do not turn on "ever-lasting lights" in the classroom, do not have "ever-lasting water" in the bathroom, be economical and not wasteful when dining in restaurants, be polite and do not jump in line when buying food and water, and be civilized and talk about science online. Don't reject "little good" and don't be "little evil".

“The beginning of the year begins with spring.” We believe that with sowing in spring, there will be harvest in autumn. The bright banner hanging on the dormitory railing that read "Be civilized, establish new trends, refuse littering, and be a civilized middle school student" has clearly told us: the horn of striving to be a civilized middle school student has sounded on our campus, and the curtain of a moral competition has begun. has quietly spread throughout the school. Classmates, civility and politeness are not a fashionable word. The month of civility and courtesy is not just March. We should be polite at all times and be civilized in everything. Let’s take action. Let’s go. Classmates, let civility and courtesy accompany us. We grow and let the flowers of civilization bloom in every corner of our campus and in the hearts of each of us.

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