Eight Rites and Four Etiquette Essay 600 words: Me and the Eight Rites and Four Etiquettes

The most important thing in being a human being is to be polite and etiquette. Everyone has eight etiquettes and four etiquettes in their hearts, and I am no exception. Let me share with you the eight etiquettes and four etiquettes in my heart!

The eight etiquettes and four etiquettes in my heart: First : Etiquette of appearance, educating and guiding minors to have neat faces, decent clothes, natural hairstyles and generous manners.

Second: Dining etiquette guides minors to pay attention to hygiene, cherish food, eat frugally, and eat elegantly.

Third: Etiquette of speech, educate and guide minors to use civilized language, be calm, listen patiently, and be sincere and friendly.

Fourth: Treat others with courtesy, educate minors to respect their teachers, be friendly to their partners, be tolerant and courteous, treat others with integrity, be friendly to others, and be tolerant and generous.

Fifth: Walking etiquette, guide minors to abide by traffic rules, help the elderly and the weak, and take the initiative to give up their seats.

Sixth: The gift of viewing, telling minors to observe order, care for the environment, concentrate on appreciation, and cheer politely when watching artistic performances and sports competitions.

Seventh: The etiquette of the ceremonial tour, let minors pay attention to civilized etiquette, behave according to the rules, be in awe, be solemn and solemn, and respect etiquette and customs.

Eighth: Ritual etiquette, educate and guide minors to pay attention to civilized etiquette, to behave according to the rules, to be in awe, to be solemn and solemn, and to respect etiquette and customs.

The "Four Yis" in my mind are the first, 7-year-old: the entrance ceremony, which allows the newly enrolled primary school students to experience the fun of learning, get in touch with campus life, and perceive etiquette norms. The growth ceremony allows students in the third to fourth grade of primary schools to learn to be grateful, know how to share, and understand the nurturing grace of their parents, the teachings of their teachers, and the help of their friends. Youth rituals allow middle school students to learn to communicate, control their emotions, tolerate others, and take the first step towards youth. The coming-of-age ceremony allows students who have reached the age of 18 to understand the responsibilities of adulthood, to be law-abiding citizens, to assume social responsibilities, to constantly improve themselves, and to determine to become talents and serve the country.

Let me share with you a little civilized story around me: It was one afternoon when I was on my way to school and saw a pile of banana peels lying on the sidewalk of West Ring Road. Many pedestrians cause inconvenience. I thought to myself: The teacher usually asks us to be civilized primary school students. I should pick up the banana peels and put them in the trash can! However, if I go to pick up banana peels, I will be late! I was hesitant. Forget it, I'd better hurry up and go to school! Before leaving, I suddenly heard the gentle voice of a little sister: "Mom, there is a pile of banana peels in front of me. I picked them up and put them in the trash can, otherwise pedestrians will fall down." ?Mom said: ?Son, you are awesome, go for it! ?I looked back and saw a little girl coming down from her mother's arms. She had a short braid and was wearing a pink top and turquoise pants. She was about five or six years old. She walked to the banana peel, picked it up and looked at the sidewalk at the intersection, as if she was thinking about something. She finally saw the trash can in the distance, hummed a tune with relaxed steps, and put the banana peel in her little hand into the trash can. She ran towards her mother with a smile: "Mom, we've finished picking up the banana peels, let's go home." ?Looking at the scene in front of me, my face suddenly turned red. It really made me feel ashamed. Why couldn’t I stretch out my hand? But they were getting farther and farther away from me and gradually disappeared. Their departing figures formed a beautiful landscape. Therefore, I propose an initiative: We should start from ourselves, start from the small things around us, let civilization live in our hearts, live in people's hearts, come on, friends, let civilization walk with us, urban civilization depends on everyone!