What are the short stories about civilization? List a few and tell me what you think of uncivilized people now.

Story 1: Our school has a working lunch at noon every day, and all teachers eat together. However, for the safety of students, two teachers are arranged to send students to the long-distance highway every day, which makes both teachers have to eat in the future. At noon that day, many teachers began to eat lunch as usual, only the secretary Chen sat at the table without moving chopsticks. We thought there was something wrong with him, but I didn't expect him to tell us a story of "Yi Men Chen". The story probably means that people who talk about "Yi Men Chen" pay great attention to "Yi" and "Li", which shocked the emperors at that time. One of the details says: all dogs here know "righteousness" and "courtesy", and there is a legend that "dogs don't eat until they arrive." After we heard the story, we remembered that there were two teachers who didn't come to dinner and came to see the students across the street. . . . Since then, every time we eat, we will wait for everyone to arrive before opening chopsticks.

One more thing, several juniors walked side by side, talking and laughing. A teacher came in front, and they didn't know each other. But when the teacher came to these students, everyone else was joking. Only one student bowed respectfully and said "Hello, teacher". Of course, the teacher answered "hello" happily, and the other students didn't hum. After the teacher passed. Some people say that the classmate is a cake, and the teacher he doesn't know bows. Some people say that he is just pretending to show others. That classmate didn't refute them, but said: being a polite person is the most basic requirement of being a student. I was very moved to hear this last sentence. I was moved by the sincerity of that classmate. Politeness is really a rare quality

Another thing, which can be said to be just an action, is that a teacher sees a piece of popsicle paper, bends down, picks it up and throws it into the trash can. It was a humble move, but he set an example and taught us that he was a teacher. If some students see what the teacher has done, how can they not admire him? Maybe he will do the same next time. He will also understand that littering is uncivilized.

Through these small things, I have realized the meaning of "etiquette" more. It is manifested from a small thing, a manifestation of spiritual beauty, and a standard for a person to be a man. We should turn the campus into a civilized and pollution-free paradise. Still the same reason: starting from me, only you, me and him "starting from me" will be full of etiquette "taste" and will make you, me and him a real person.

We need a civilized life.