Civilized Etiquette Competition Speech Notes

Speech drafts can improve the speaker’s self-confidence and help the speaker present himself better. In life, there are more and more occasions where speech scripts can be used, so have you ever learned about speech scripts? Below are the speeches I collected for the Civilized Etiquette Competition for your reference. I hope it can help friends in need. Civilized Etiquette Contest Speech 1

Civilized etiquette is the minimum moral code that humans must abide by in order to maintain normal life in society. For a person, civilized etiquette is an external manifestation of a person's ideological and moral level, cultural accomplishment, and communicative ability. For a country, civilized etiquette is a reflection of a country, social morals, and living habits.

In ancient theories, most of them put etiquette first in the world, emphasizing the use of etiquette to govern the country and the family. Books such as "Book of Rites" and "The Analects of Confucius". There are also famous sayings such as "If a person is polite, he will be safe, if he is not polite, he will be in danger", "If a country is polite, the country will be prosperous, if a family is polite, the family will be prosperous, if the person is polite, the body will be cultivated, if the heart is polite, the heart will be peaceful", etc., all of which have been confirmed at this point. The ancients still put civilized etiquette first, but we must pay more attention to civilized etiquette.

Our country, the People's Republic of China, has the glorious title of "a land of etiquette", and as a member of it, we should work hard to carry forward this characteristic of the motherland and promote China National culture, showing the national spirit.

Civilized etiquette is indispensable for people. Just as Confucius said, "If you don't learn etiquette, you can't stand up."

When we sit on the bus, it is Shouldn't we give up our seats to the elderly, young children or people in need? When we meet teachers and classmates on campus, should we salute, nod and greet them? When we see the roadside When we encounter pieces of garbage, should we bend down, stretch out our hands, pick them up, and then throw them into the golden trash can? When we encounter disabled people, should we lend a helping hand to them and help them? Crossing the road, or taking them to their destination?

Civilization is not something that happens in a day or two, but it needs to become a good habit for you. When you saw a banana peel on the sidewalk, you took the initiative to pick it up and threw it into the peel box. I think you have achieved the word "civilized"; in public places, speak as quietly as possible. To influence others, even if there are many people, neither push nor pull. Then, I think, you have achieved the word "etiquette" again. Civilized etiquette is that simple.

If you forget knowledge, you are not considered a failure, because knowledge can be learned again; if you spend all your money, you are not considered a failure, because money can be earned back. But if you lose civilization, you are a complete failure, because you have lost the true meaning of being a human being.

"If people are rude, they will not stand up, if things are rude, they will not be successful, and if the country is rude, there will be no peace." When we learn civilized etiquette, we should not just stay in words, but more importantly, we must implement it in our actions. Civilized etiquette starts from us, starts from around us, starts from bit by bit, starts from the small things around us, truly integrates civilized etiquette into our lives, and lets civilized etiquette truly accompany us as we grow. Civilized Etiquette Contest Speech 2

Civilized etiquette is the minimum moral standard that humans require people to abide by in order to maintain normal life in society. For a person, civilized etiquette is an external manifestation of a person's ideological and moral level, cultural literacy and communicative ability. For a country, civilized etiquette is a reflection of a country's social morals and living habits.

In ancient theories, most of them put etiquette first in the world, emphasizing the use of etiquette to govern the country and the family. Some books such as "Book of Rites", "The Analects of Confucius", etc. There are some famous sayings such as “People are safe when they are polite; when they are rude, they are wealthy; when they are polite, they are huge; when they are polite, they are healthy; when they are polite time, they were peaceful”, which all confirms this. The ancients still focused on civilized etiquette, but we should pay more attention to civilized etiquette.

Our country, the People's Republic of China, has always been known as the "state of etiquette". As one of them, we should strive to carry forward this characteristic of the motherland, promote the Chinese national culture, and display the national spirit.

Civilized etiquette is indispensable for people, just like Confucius said, "If you don't learn etiquette, you won't be able to stand it.

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When we sit on a bus, should we give way to the elderly, children or those in need? When we meet teachers and classmates on campus, should we salute or nod? When When we see pieces of garbage on the roadside, should we bend down, reach out, pick them up, and throw them into the golden trash can? When we encounter disabled people, should we lend a helping hand to them and help them cross the road? Or take them to their destination?

Civilization doesn't happen in a day or two. It should be your good habit. If you see a banana peel on the sidewalk, I think you should take it. The word "civilization" has been achieved; in public places, speak as quietly as possible without disturbing others, and do not push or pull even if there are many people. Well, I think you have achieved the word "civilized etiquette" again. .

If you forget knowledge, you are not a loser, because knowledge can be relearned; if you spend all your money, you are not a loser, because money can be earned back. . But if you lose civilization, you are a complete failure, because you have lost the true meaning of being a human being.

"People are rude, things are rude, and the country is rude and restless." "When we learn civility and courtesy, we should not just stay in words, but more importantly, implement it in action. Civilization and etiquette start from us, start from around us, and start from bit by bit , start from the small things around us, truly integrate civilized etiquette into our lives, and let civilized etiquette truly grow with us. Civilized Etiquette Contest Speech 3

Our country is a country of etiquette. Of course, we also It is our responsibility and obligation to pass on this culture and keep it going.

However, there are also some people in this society who do not know how to be civilized and polite. The report reported that two people were sitting on the bus, and the lady inside said: "You are squeezing me, please move out." But the man said: "I squeezed you but didn't squeeze me. It's none of my business." "When he said this, people around him looked down on him. But he said: "What are you looking at? What's wrong? Are you not convinced?" The people around him were very angry: This man is really unqualified, but they are not willing to argue with him. .

That was when my mother was pregnant with my brother. Every time she got on the bus, someone would offer her seat to her, whether it was an uncle, aunt, brother or sister. She looked at her face with joy. Smiling happily, I also feel that this society is full of warmth.

We are in this civilized society. If everyone is civilized and polite, then we will all feel extremely happy. Civilized Etiquette Contest Speech 4

Hello everyone!

The title of my speech today is "Civilized Etiquette"

There are too many things in this world. Things require us to be grateful, grateful for the peaceful and stable environment our motherland provides us, grateful for the various services our society provides us, grateful for our friends, classmates, and grateful people who have helped us... However, do we think of it? We owe our unknown parents who gave us life, gave us a home, and raised us up.

From the time a baby is born to the time we grow up, our parents’ care and love are the most generous and selfless. Yes, the nurturing grace of parents can never be told enough. I left my swaddling clothes with my mother's milk, took the first step in my life with my parents' hearts in my hands, fell asleep soundly in the sweet children's songs, and was cared for in every possible way. Thrive with care. Our parents have spent so much effort and sweat on us, and weaved so many days and nights, that we can experience the warmth and warmth of life and enjoy the joy of life in this colorful world. Soft as water, as light as smoke, as deep as the sea, and as heavy as a mountain.

How much can we understand this kind of kindness that is higher than the sky and thicker than the earth? How much have we repaid?

When we pop out the remaining cigarette butts in a cool way, when we When we talk about wasting time in a very relaxed tone, when we hang out with friends in a very romantic mood, when we discuss our games with a very proud attitude, when we deal with life with a very chic attitude, and our What about our parents? They always give us money in a very rich way, always tell us in a relaxed tone that we are not tired at work, always let us eat dumplings in a very luxurious way, and always treat us with a very happy attitude. The tone tells us and others that they are happy to have children like us.

Love may be very simple, but a grateful heart is hard-won. Feel happiness, cherish happiness, and the most important thing is to pass happiness to our parents and be grateful to our parents.

Life is a five-flavor bottle. The five flavors of parents are rich in flavor because of their children, and life is colorful because of their children. The love of parents for their children is permeated in every bit of life. They take good care of their children, showing delicateness in small things and tenacity in big things. Our parents' lifelong efforts are not repaid by our money. As long as we talk to them, wash their feet, take them into our hearts, appreciate them with our hearts, and care about them, they will be extremely satisfied and happy.

Filial piety is the foundation of human beings. Only a person who knows how to be grateful to his parents can be more grateful to others and to society. Friends, let us be grateful to our parents! Our parents may have an ordinary life, which prevents us from talking about it in front of everyone. Our parents may have a poor life, and poverty makes us unwilling to show off in front of everyone. Parents Your life may be ordinary, ordinary like a tree that can be seen everywhere. But it is such parents who help you up when you fall, teach you to stand, and guide you to success step by step.

Friends, let us remember the kindness of our parents and be grateful for their upbringing. Let gratitude be with you and me in the ups and downs of life. With thousands of feelings in the world, let filial piety be in our hearts forever! Civilized Etiquette Competition Speech 5

My classmates and I often quarrel over trivial matters.

Once, after our class finished lunch, several classmates and I returned the tableware to the cafeteria. On the way back to the classroom, we thought the tableware should be returned by Zhou Lujun. How can I withdraw? He went to Zhou Lujun with a question and said: "Zhou Lujun, today's tableware should be given by you!"

At this time, Gu Taohong also interjected: "It was given by you today, don't play tricks on your skin. "When I heard him say this to me angrily, my symptoms immediately pointed to him, and I started to quarrel with him, which quickly escalated from "talking" to "fighting". "He pushed me, and I pushed him. I became more and more brave. There was a lively noise, and I don't know who told Teacher Ling. She rushed over immediately, and finally put an end to the "war".

After a while, Miss Ling called us together. First, we talked about what happened. The students talked a lot about themselves, but no one let me know. Finally, Teacher Ling said kindly: “We classmates must help each other, be humble, civilized, polite, and united. How can you quarrel and fight over trivial matters? "After listening to Teacher Ling's words, I lowered my head in shame, my face flushed with shame.

The next day, I came to school early and tried to make up for my mistakes. As soon as I entered the classroom, I saw Gu sitting There. I quickly ran over and extended a hand of friendship, and we apologized to each other. After a while, everyone had a beautiful smile on their face. > I think if we were all civilized and polite, maybe things that shouldn’t happen wouldn’t happen. Civilized Etiquette Contest Speech 6

Civilization is the forefront of our quality. The most precious spiritual wealth in the world. The school launched the activity of "Inheriting Civilization and Being a Guardian of Civilization". I actively participated in it and brought it into my home!

After dinner that day, I My parents and sister called me to sit down. I stood in front and said seriously: "From now on, we will have a Mandarin competition. The rules of the game are as follows: From now until next Monday, anyone who catches one of us speaking in Jiajiang dialect will write it down in his notebook. On Monday, whoever is discovered the least will be the ‘King of Mandarin’. "Everyone agreed with my proposal.

At the beginning of the game, Dad spoke and the three of us listened.

"Oh, you speak Jiajiang dialect." Mom called suddenly.

I stood up. Dad just came back to his senses and kept shaking his head and muttering. "Mom, I want to drink milk." At this time, my sister spoke. "Hey, kindergarten is not free." Huh? "The three of us pointed at my mother who spoke Jiajiang dialect. My mother smiled regretfully.

As the days passed, I found that the frequency of dialects spoken by the whole family gradually decreased. After dinner on Monday, we We are together again. I registered with my notebook: 6 times for my father, 7 times for my sister, and 2 times for me. I am not only happy that I am the champion, but also my parents. I only speak dialect a few times a week

Deep in my heart, there is one thing that makes me proud:

One day, I went to Xinhua Bookstore to borrow a good book and sat down. The 1st bus went home. Because it was the rush hour, the bus was already crowded. On the way, an old lady got on the bus. The old lady was holding the handrail in her hand, which made her tremble. It felt very dangerous. I thought: The teacher said that giving up your seat to the elderly, the disabled, and those in need was a sign of civility. So I stood up immediately and carefully helped the old lady to the seat where I used to sit. He looked at me with a smile and said repeatedly: "Thank you! Thank you, you are such a sensible child. "I said awkwardly: "It doesn't matter, this is what I should do. "At that moment, I felt very happy.

From this, I think being civilized is not difficult at all. It is a short "I'm sorry" for accidentally breaking other people's things, and it is to ask others questions. A "I'm sorry" is a heartfelt "thank you" after someone has helped you... Let's take action and be civilized people! Civilized Etiquette Contest Speech 7

Civilization is our quality. At the forefront, if we have civilization, we will have the most precious spiritual wealth in the world. The school carried out the activity of "Inheriting Civilization and Being the Guardian of Civilization". I actively participated in it and even brought it into my home!

< p> After dinner that day, I called my parents and my sister and asked them to sit down. I stood in front and said seriously: "From now on, we will have a Mandarin competition. The rules of the competition are as follows: From now until next Monday, whenever someone finds one of us speaking Jiajiang dialect, it will be recorded in a notebook. By Monday, whoever has been spotted the least often will be the ‘Mandarin King’. "Everyone agreed with my proposal.

At the beginning of the game, Dad spoke, and the three of us listened. "Haha, you speak Jiajiang dialect. "Mom suddenly shouted. Dad came to his senses and kept shaking his head and muttering. "Mom, I want to drink milk." "At this time, my sister spoke. "Hey, I didn't study in kindergarten for free. "'Huh?!" The three of us pointed at our mother who spoke Jiajiang dialect. Mom smiled regretfully...

As the days passed, I found that the number of dialects spoken by the whole family gradually decreased. After dinner on Monday, we got together again. I took the notebook and reported the records: Dad 6 times, Mom 5 times, My sister 7 times, and I 2 times. , I am the champion! I am very happy. I am not only happy that I am the champion, but also happy that my parents only spoke dialect a few times in a week.

Deep in my heart, there is one thing that makes me proud:

One day, after I went to Xinhua Bookstore to borrow a book, I took the No. 1 bus home. . Because it was the rush hour after get off work, the bus was already packed. Halfway through, an old woman got on the bus. The old woman was holding the handrails tremblingly, which made people feel very dangerous. I thought: The teacher said that taking the initiative to give up your seat to the elderly, disabled people and people in need is a sign of civility. So, I immediately got up and carefully helped the old lady to the seat where I was sitting. After the old lady sat down, she looked at me with a smile and said repeatedly: "Thank you! Thank you! You are such a sensible child." After hearing this, I said sheepishly: "It doesn't matter, this is what I should do." At that moment , I feel very happy.

From this I thought that it is not difficult to be civilized. It is a brief "I'm sorry" when you accidentally break someone else's things, it is a "please ask" when you want to ask someone else a question, it is a heartfelt "thank you" when someone helps you... Let us take action and be a civilized person! Civilized Etiquette Contest Speech 8

Our country is a country of etiquette.

Of course, it is our responsibility and obligation to inherit this culture and let it continue to be passed on.

However, some people in this society do not know how to be civilized and polite. According to reports from the city, two people were sitting on the bus. The lady inside said: "You are squeezing me. Please move out." But the man said: "It is none of my business whether you are squeezing me or not." When he said this, the people around him looked down on him. But he said: "What are you looking at? What's wrong?

Not convinced?" People around him were very angry: this man was too incompetent, but they were unwilling to argue with him.

That was when my mother was pregnant with my brother. Every time my mother takes a bus, someone will give her seat as soon as she gets on the bus, whether it is uncle, aunt, brother or sister. Looking at the happy smile on my mother's face, I also feel that this society is full of warmth.

We are in this civilized society. If everyone was civil and courteous, we would all be extremely happy. Civilized Etiquette Contest Speech 9

The school is our paradise of learning. The school is the cradle of our growth. It is also the holy land of civilization. Civilization is always in our hearts.

I, an ordinary primary school student in Class 4 (4) of the Third Experimental Primary School in Zaoyang City, Hubei Province, was named the "Little Guardian of Civilization" in the "Civilization in My Heart" activity held at the school. .

The first thing I do when I go to school every day is to empty the waste paper, plastic bags, etc. into the trash can so that my classmates can throw them in there. After taking out the trash, I came to clean the classroom again. I packed the paper on the floor with plastic bags, put them in the bucket, and then arranged the tables and chairs. At this time, the classmates also came one after another. Some of them grabbed brooms to sweep the floor, some wiped the blackboard, and some took out the trash. They were all talking and laughing.

One morning, I was still picking up garbage on the stairway. Just as I walked to the third floor, a big brother came towards me and spit out the bubble gum he was eating on the ground. I saw I quickly ran over, stopped the big brother, and said, "Brother, you shouldn't do this!" "You can't control what happens if I do this." I said, "Please pick up the bubble gum quickly." He said : "Who are you? If you want me to pick it up, huh, no way!" I retorted: "Brother, if everyone in our school is like you, then what do you think will happen to our campus?" He said Seeing my serious look, he softened his tone and said, "Well, it makes a little sense, okay, I admit it." He picked up the bubble gum with his hands and threw it into the trash can. At this time, a teacher happened to pass by and praised me: "You did a great job!" I touched my head and smiled.

Every time I see the civilization badge on my arm, I can't help but think of things that make me ashamed. That time I bought a new pen at the school gate, opened the packaging bag, and threw the plastic bag on the ground. Just as I was admiring the pen, for a moment, I saw it - the bright badge, the face. She couldn't help but blush, and quickly bent down to pick up the bag. That red and bright badge follows me all the time, spurring me to get closer to civilization...

With the joint efforts of all our teachers and students, our school was finally It is our pride and pride to be rated as the glorious title of "Top Ten Civilized Campuses".

Civilization is around us, and we will reveal it inadvertently. Sometimes civilization is dozens of centimeters away from us, sometimes it may be only a dozen centimeters wide, and sometimes it is only as thick as a piece of paper. It depends on whether you want to get close to it. Civilization is in my heart, let us start from now, start from scratch, and make our own contribution to building a harmonious home. Civilized Etiquette Competition Speech No. 10

School is our paradise of learning, the cradle of our growth, and the holy land of civilization. Civilization is always in our hearts.

I am an ordinary primary school student in Class 4 (4) of the Third Experimental Primary School in Zaoyang City, Hubei Province. I was awarded the title of "Little Guardian of Civilization" in the "Civilization in the Heart" activity held by the school.

The first thing I do when I go to school every day is to throw the waste paper and plastic bags into the trash can so that students can throw them in. After taking out the trash, I came to clean the classroom again. I wrapped the paper on the ground in a plastic bag, put it in a bucket, and then lined up the tables and chairs. At this time, classmates also came one after another. Some of them grabbed brooms to sweep the floor, some wiped the blackboard, and some took out the garbage, all talking and laughing.

One morning, I was picking up rubbish on the stairs.

Just as I was walking to the third floor, a big brother walked up to me and threw the bubble gum in his mouth on the ground. I ran over and stopped my elder brother and said, "Brother, you shouldn't be like this!" "You can't control what happened to me." I said, "Please pick up the bubble gum." He said, "Who are you? You want me to pick it up, eh. , No way!" I retorted: "Brother, what do you think our campus will be like if everyone in our school is like you?" He looked at me seriously and softened his tone. He said: "Well, it makes a little sense, okay, I admit it." He picked up the bubble gum with his hands and threw it into the trash can. At this time, a teacher happened to pass by and praised me: "You did a good job!" I touched my head and smiled.

Every time I see the civilization badge on my arm, I can’t help but think of something that makes me ashamed. That time, I bought a new pen at the school gate, opened the packaging bag, and threw the plastic bag on the ground. Just when I was admiring this pen, for a moment, I saw its bright badge, and my face turned red. I quickly bent down and picked up the bag. The red badge will always be with me, inspiring me and bringing me closer to civilization.

Thanks to the joint efforts of the teachers and students of the school, our school was finally awarded the glorious title of "Top Ten Civilized Campuses" , this is our pride.

Civilization is all around us, and we will reveal it inadvertently. Sometimes civilization is dozens of centimeters away from us, sometimes it may be only ten centimeters wide, and sometimes it is only as thick as a piece of paper. It depends on whether you want to get closer. Civilization is in my heart. Let us start from now on and make our own contribution to building a harmonious home.