Ten most important family rules

Legal analysis: 1. Treat everyone politely.

Politeness is the most important passport in life!

Take the initiative to greet people, accept help, thank them, and apologize for causing trouble.

Politeness is not just lip service, but sincerity from the heart. Politeness does not choose occasions or crowds. No matter who you are, politeness should be your heartfelt cultivation.

2. Respecting the elders is a lifelong achievement.

At home, grandparents give you everything, not because you are the center of the family and deserve preferential treatment, but because they love you.

Their love should not be your arrogant weapon.

Respect your elders at all times, don't yell at them, don't boss them around, say yes immediately when they call you, and don't turn a deaf ear.

You should put your elders first. At the dinner table, you can only move chopsticks when your elders move them.

Be brave and apologize for what you did wrong.

Everyone makes mistakes, and everyone accidentally hurts others, including adults.

After making a mistake, the best way to recover is to bravely admit it, apologize to others and ask for forgiveness.

Even if it is a small mistake, the other party doesn't necessarily mind, but you can't pretend it hasn't happened.

Apologize and get the other person's forgiveness. This is the generosity of the other party. It's not that your mistake is trivial, and you can even make it again in the future. Some mistakes are best not to be made again, because the damage is irreparable.

Legal basis: Article 15 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Protection of Minors. Parents or other guardians of minors should learn family education knowledge, accept family education guidance, and create a good, harmonious and civilized family environment.

* * * Other adult family members living together shall assist the parents or other guardians of minors in raising, educating and protecting minors.