Complete collection of civilized dining table handwritten newspaper templates

Table civilization is an important manifestation of social civilization. It represents the fine traditions of our Chinese nation. Table civilization means not wasting food when eating, knowing how to cherish food, and not eating game to prevent diseases from entering the mouth. , learn table manners, respect elders, etc. What do you think are the main aspects of table civilization? The following editor has compiled handwritten newspapers with the theme of "Civilized Dining Table" for your reference and study.

How to write the content of the handwritten newspaper "Civilized Dining Table Starts with Me"

1. Civilized Dining Table Promotional Slogan 1

1. Carry out the "Civilized Dining Table Action" to improve level of urban civilization.

2. Create a safe and civilized dining environment and cultivate a civilized consumer society.

3. Create a civilized city and be a civilized and courteous caterer.

4. Eat sparingly and consume in a civilized manner.

5. Eat as much as you want, no leftovers.

6. Food is heaven and etiquette comes first.

7. Who knows that every meal on the plate is hard work.

8. No matter how small a grain of rice is, don’t throw it away, but be diligent and thrifty to keep a good reputation.

9. What is left is food, and what is lost is blood and sweat.

10. A porridge and a meal, when you think about the difficulty of getting there; half a thread, half a thread, always think about the difficulty of material resources.

Civilized Dining Slogan 2

1. Civilized dining and green consumption.

2. Don’t drink while driving, and don’t drive after drinking.

3. Civilized etiquette enters the dining table, and frugality enters the hearts of the people.

4. All diseases come from the mouth. Please wash your hands before eating.

5. Although a grain of rice is small, it is still difficult. Don’t take your hard work as a joke.

6. Food is the first priority for the people, and meal etiquette comes first.

7. When you and I read the ancient poem "Hoeing," we should remember that the meal on the plate is bitter.

8. A porridge and a meal should be thought of as hard-won, with half a thread and half a strand of constant thought, and material resources are difficult.

9. Saving is glorious, waste is shameful.

10. Pack scientifically to avoid waste.

11. Eat reasonably and dine civilly.

12. Keep the dining table hygienic and create a clean environment.

13. Even if you are hungry, you must remain graceful.

14. Save water bit by bit and cherish food bit by bit.

15. As the food passes through the intestines, courtesy remains in the heart.

16. If you sweat every grain of rice, you should regret it.

17. Please leave your valuable comments. Be humble to each other and be like a family.

18. Heaven and earth are the "food" of the heart, so don’t eat precious food.

19. Be courteous to each other and queue up consciously.

20. No matter how small a grain of rice is, you must not throw away your reputation for diligence and frugality.

2. Table manners

Mealing etiquette

1. Before eating, you should help the elderly or guests to sit down and prepare for the meal. Take your seats and honorable guests take their seats.

2. When dining, only after the senior person at the table moves his chopsticks can others move their chopsticks. Eat politely and chew slowly. When picking up dishes, use male spoons and chopsticks at a gentle speed. Don't just stare at your favorite dish and keep picking it up; when picking up dishes, don't flip up and down on the plate. When you meet others who are also picking up food, be courteous.

3. Don’t make weird noises when eating vegetables or soup. Dinner plates and tableware should not make any knocking sounds. Dining movements should be elegant. Generally use serving chopsticks when picking up dishes. Do not turn over dishes, point at people with chopsticks, or pick your teeth with chopsticks. If you cough or sneeze at the dinner table, turn your head to one side, leave the table, and cover your mouth and nose with your hands or tissues.

4. After eating, use a toothpick to pick your teeth. Do not open your mouth too wide. Try to cover the corners of your mouth with your hands and pick your teeth slowly.

Etiquette for dining in the school cafeteria

1. Enter the cafeteria in an orderly manner and do not rush, run or squeeze.

2. When entering a restaurant to dine, do not crowd or cut in line, and be courteous to each other.

3. If you are having dinner with your teachers, ask the elders to sit down first.

4. Save food and don’t throw leftover rice and vegetable scraps everywhere.

Don't spit out bones, thorns and other inedible things. You can put them into the tableware or spit them into other containers you have prepared.

5. Eat in a civilized manner and do not make loud noises. When sneezing or picking your teeth, you should cover your mouth with your hands and do not face others.

6. Do not speak rashly when there is food in your mouth. When someone has food in their mouth, it is best to wait until they finish swallowing before speaking to them.

7. Prepare napkins. Do not wipe your greasy mouth with your hands. Use napkins instead.

8. After eating, place tableware, leftovers, etc. in designated locations in a timely manner, keep the dining area clean, and respect the work of canteen employees.