What are the contents of the eight rites and four instruments for primary school students?

"Eight rites" are gifts of appearance, eating, talking, treating others, acting, observing, observing and honoring. "Four Instruments" mainly means that when students are 7 years old, 65,438+00 years old, 65,438+04 years old and 65,438+08 years old, schools should organize entrance ceremonies, growth ceremonies, youth ceremonies and adult ceremonies for them, and educate and guide minors to strengthen civilized manners. The specific contents of "Eight Rites" are as follows:

Appearance talent, neat face, decent clothes, natural hairstyle, generous manners.

Dining etiquette, pay attention to hygiene, cherish food, eat frugally and eat elegantly.

The gifts of speech are civilization, calmness, patience, sincerity and friendliness.

Treat people with courtesy, respect teachers and love partners, be tolerant and polite, and treat people with integrity.

Take the ceremony, obey the rules, be polite, help the old and the weak, and give up your seat on your own initiative.

Watch the ceremony, observe the order, care for the environment, concentrate on appreciation and applaud politely.

The ceremony of sightseeing, be kind to mountains and rivers, cherish cultural relics, respect folk customs and abide by public morality.

The ceremony should be respectful, respectful, solemn and respectful.

The practical significance of eight rites and four instruments;

Although the code of conduct for primary and middle school students involves the content of civilized etiquette, it is only a formality, too simple and general, and lacks practical operation; "Eight Etiquettes and Four Instruments" involves much more comprehensive aspects than "Code for Primary and Secondary School Students". It can be said that it contains all aspects of minors' study and life, and has stronger guidance and practicality.

From this point of view, "Eight Rites and Four Instruments" can be regarded as an emphasis on the Code for Primary and Secondary School Students, and at the same time, it is also a refinement, deepening and sublimation of the civilized etiquette in the Code for Primary and Secondary School Students. In addition, it is necessary to educate minors on "Eight Rites and Four Instruments".

In fact, no matter teachers, parents or anyone else, they all feel that children nowadays lack manners and etiquette and don't know the basic way of dealing with people. But in many cases, it's not just the children's fault. The adults didn't tell them what to do and didn't give them special etiquette education and civilization training, and the education of Eight Rites and Four Instruments just made up for this lesson.