We thought he was uncomfortable, but he told us a story. The story is probably that people in "Yimen Chen" paid great attention to "righteousness" and "propriety", which shocked the emperor at that ti

We thought he was uncomfortable, but he told us a story. The story is probably that people in "Yimen Chen" paid great attention to "righteousness" and "propriety", which shocked the emperor at that time. One of the details says: The dogs here all know "righteousness" and "propriety", and there is a legend that "if one dog does not come, a hundred dogs will not eat". After everyone listened to this story, they remembered that there were two teachers who had not yet come to eat in order to send the students across the road... From then on, they would wait until everyone arrived before opening their chopsticks every time they ate. A short story on civilized etiquette 2. Several lower grade students were walking side by side, talking and laughing. A teacher came up in front of them. They didn’t recognize them either, but when the teacher walked up to these students, Everyone else was still joking, except for one classmate who bowed respectfully and said "Hello, teacher". Of course, the teacher happily replied "Hello", and the other students didn't even snort. After the teacher has passed. Some people said that the classmate was a jerk and bowed to a teacher he didn't know. Some people said that he was just pretending to show it to others. The classmate did not refute them, but just said: Being a polite person is the most basic requirement for a student. I was walking behind them, and I was very moved when I heard this sentence. I was touched by the sincerity of that classmate. It is a rare quality for a person to be polite. Civilized Etiquette Story 3. It can be said to be just an action. That day a teacher saw a popsicle wrapper, bent down, picked it up and threw it into the trash can. This is an inconspicuous action, but his behavior of setting an example and being a teacher teaches us that he is a teacher. If some students saw what this teacher did, how could they not admire this teacher? Maybe he will do the same thing next time and he will understand that littering is uncivilized behavior. Through these small things, I realized that the meaning of "etiquette" is expressed in small things. It is an expression of the beauty of the soul and the standard of a person's life. We should make society a place where civilization is everywhere, a "pollution-free paradise." It’s still the same truth: Start with me. Only if you, me and others “start from me” will everything be filled with the “flavor” of etiquette, and only then will you, me and others become real people.