Talk about manners and write newspaper pictures by hand.

Lead: To strengthen moral practice, we should pay attention to etiquette, so that people can communicate with each other on the principle of "respecting others, self-discipline, moderation and sincerity" and bid farewell to uncivilized words and deeds.

Talk about manners and write newspaper pictures by hand.

Talk about manners and write newspaper pictures by hand.

Talk about manners and write newspaper pictures by hand.

Talk about manners and write newspaper pictures by hand.

Talk about manners and write newspaper pictures by hand.

Etiquette in public places

Etiquette in public places embodies social morality. In social communication, good public etiquette can make interpersonal communication more harmonious and make people's living environment better. The general principles of etiquette in public places are: obey the order, keep the appearance clean and tidy, pay attention to hygiene, respect the old and love the young.

First, the office etiquette

When getting along with colleagues, we should pay attention to the use of polite language and always maintain a modest and cooperative attitude. When colleagues go out, visitors should receive them politely and tell them the details. Pay attention to personal appearance and take the initiative to clean the office. Don't use things on other people's desks without permission. Don't do personal work or talk about personal affairs in the office, and don't make personal calls unless necessary.

Second, the reading room etiquette

When you go to the library and reading room to study, you should dress neatly, and you can't wear sweatshirts and slippers. When you enter the library, you should turn off the communication tools or adjust to vibration. When you answer the phone, go out quietly and speak quietly. When sitting, don't leave a seat for others. Read silently, don't make any noise, and don't whisper. You can't talk and chat in the reading room, let alone talk loudly. In the library and reading room, you should go into battle lightly, handle things carefully and don't make any noise. Take care of books. If you need help, don't shout. Go to the staff.

Third, theater etiquette.

To go to the theater to see the performance, you should enter the theater about 15 minutes in advance and take your seat as soon as possible. If your seat is in the middle, you should politely signal the person sitting to let you pass. When you give up your seat, you should face it head-on, and never let your hips face others.

When watching the performance, don't wear a hat, don't eat food with skin and noise, don't laugh and don't step on the front seat. Applause after the performance, and the actors can't leave early before the curtain call. Turn on the light after the performance, and then leave in order.

Fourth, shopping mall etiquette.

Don't talk loudly when shopping in the mall, consciously safeguard public health and care for public facilities. Salespeople and saleswomen can be collectively referred to as "comrades". Don't use "hello" as a polite address. When shopping in the supermarket, you should take good care of the goods. If you don't like the selected goods, you should put them back. When you leave the counter after buying, you should thank the salesman for his excellent service.

V. Travel Etiquette

When traveling, you should consciously abide by public order, purchase tickets and enter museums and parks in an orderly manner, and don't crowd or block roads and entrances. It is necessary to establish environmental awareness, consciously keep the environment clean and tidy, abide by railway and civil aviation regulations, and do not carry dangerous goods and prohibited items by boat.

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Keep to the right and take the sidewalk. When crossing the road, you should pay attention to the traffic signals. When the green light is on, cross the zebra crossing at the crosswalk, and pedestrians should be polite. Don't run the red light, and don't climb the guardrail on the road. No snacks, no swallowing, no sneaking around, no littering, no spitting.

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When checking in, passengers should patiently answer the inquiries of the reception staff and check in according to the hotel's rules and regulations. Passengers should pay attention to hygiene and care for the equipment in the room after checking in. Hotel attendants should be polite to passengers when they enter the room to deliver boiling water and do cleaning services. Before leaving the hotel, passengers should keep their belongings clean and tidy, and do nothing that harms others and benefits themselves. Check out at the front desk in time and say goodbye to the hotel staff politely.

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Respect the work of waiters and be courteous to them. When the waiter is too busy, be patient. Don't knock on the table or bowl or shout. For the waiter's mistakes in work, we should put forward them in good faith, not cynicism.

Sixth, court etiquette.

When watching sports competitions in gymnasiums or stadiums, you should enter the stadium in advance and take your seats accordingly. Some games are dangerous, so be sure to take your seat at the designated place according to the requirements of the stadium, and don't walk in the restricted area to avoid danger. We should abide by public morality, consciously maintain order, and pay attention to our words and deeds. Smoking is generally not allowed in the stadium. Don't use a flash when taking pictures.

When athletes compete, the audience should keep quiet and don't walk around at will. Applause and applaud at the right time, usually after the players complete the difficult movements. There should be enough time for clapping. The home audience should reflect the host's demeanor and fair spirit, applaud both sides and show fairness and friendliness.

Seven, ride etiquette

Passengers should queue up in turn when taking a bus or boat to take care of women, children, the elderly, the sick and the disabled. Do not carry inflammable and explosive dangerous goods or articles that hinder safety on the bus. Don't grab a seat after getting on the bus. Passengers who are old, weak, sick, pregnant or holding a baby should take the initiative to give up their seats. Don't eat, make noise or stick your head out of the window while riding. Don't spit everywhere, throw scraps of paper and peel, and don't let children defecate. When flying, you should consciously accept and cooperate with the safety inspection. After boarding the plane, don't touch around, and don't use things that may interfere with radio signals, such as mobile phones and laptops.

Get on or off the bus

When getting on the bus, let the car drive in front of the guest, help the guest open the door, stand behind the guest and wait for the guest to get on the bus. If there are elders among the guests, you should also caress them before you go in. When getting off, you should get off first, open the door and wait for the guests or elders to get off.

Seating order

Seating in the car, the position in the back row should let the elders sit (two people sit in the back row, and the right side is your respectful name; Three people sit in the middle, left and right in turn), and the younger generation or the lower status sit in the co-pilot seat. If the owner is driving by himself, he should give the co-pilot seat to his elders and others sit in the back row.