How to be a civilized person

If you sow an action, you will reap a habit; if you sow a habit, you will reap a character. In modern society, the word "civilization" has been placed in an important position in people's hearts. Everyone is talking to civilization all the time, and rich information about civilization is conveyed in everyone's movements. Start now, start with yourself, start with little things, and develop good civilized habits is not an optional thing. And it is not easy to be a civilized student. This requires everyone to set goals: use our mouths to ask politely so that we can say hello, control our mouths, not make noises, and not spit everywhere; use our hands to help those in need. People, hold our hands and don't litter; use our gentle steps to create a quiet, orderly campus with a good learning environment.

As students, we often have times when we are civilized and times when we are uncivilized. If all of our classmates were like this, wouldn't it be chaos? Therefore, we all need to be civilized students. How can we be civilized students?

We must respect the teacher. We must not take another path when we see the teacher. We must say hello when we see the teacher. We must not contradict the teacher. We must not damage the plants and trees in the school. That is to say, we must protect public property and the school. The flowers in the flower bed were blooming very beautifully. Some female classmates went to pick them and put them on their heads to look beautiful. We should protect flowers, plants and trees because they can purify the air and allow us to study in a beautiful environment.

Don’t use profanity when speaking, don’t use swear words when speaking, and don’t curse people casually. Take today as an example. There is a male classmate in our class. During lunch today, I don’t know who spilled a few grains of rice on the desk. Put it on his desk. As soon as he entered the classroom, he started scolding him from the desk: "What kind of beast is this that spread the rice on my desk? Come and sweep it up quickly." Just then, there was a classmate who was serving the food. He walked in and said: "This meal was not thrown by others, but you accidentally threw it on it when you were dividing the meal. Why are you blaming others now?" Students, this is uncivilized behavior.

You can’t spit anywhere. Some people will say, why don’t you spit? No, phlegm contains a lot of bacteria and will bring the bacteria to others. I have a good way, but this method was told to me by our teacher Zuo. We bring some toilet paper every day, spit the phlegm on the toilet paper, and then throw it away. Go to the trash can.

Let me tell you two examples first:

The first example is: Singapore is a country where English is commonly spoken, and various slogans in public places in this country Most are written in English. However, some of the slogans involving civility and politeness, such as "No spitting", "No smoking", "No entering the lawn", etc. are written in Chinese. Why? People replied: Because most of the people who engage in these uncivilized behaviors are tourists from mainland China. To this end, a middle school principal who visited Singapore said earnestly: Uncivilized behavior is also a national humiliation.

The second example is: According to CCTV reports, chewing gum residues can be seen everywhere in Tiananmen Square after the National Day, which is particularly dazzling. There are actually 600,000 pieces of chewing gum residues in the 400,000 square meters of Tiananmen Square. , in some places there were 9 pieces of chewing gum stains on less than one square meter of ground. The dense stains formed a strong contrast with the sanctity and solemnity of Tiananmen Square.

The above two examples show that everything about civilization is composed of details. Through these details, we see that civilization is still a certain distance away from our country, so each of us should develop civilized habits. Be a civilized person. Especially for our students at Daciyan Central Primary School, it is even more important. Unfortunately, there are still some uncivilized behaviors among some of our classmates. For example, we can always see garbage that is extremely inconsistent with our beautiful campus on our campus and on the stairs. Some students even think that since there are students on duty to clean, it’s no harm to throw it away; another example can be seen in the classroom corridors They make a fuss, push and push each other while walking, and break doors and windows at will without feeling distressed; for another example, some students on campus swear and swear to each other, climb the school fence at will, and even some students deliberately damage the school. Public property. Many of our classmates put the study of cultural knowledge first and often ignore the development of social morality and civilized habits, which essentially reflects a person's ideological quality. In fact, good behavioral habits are the prerequisite for ensuring our good learning and the basis for establishing a healthy personality.

Students who do not have good behavioral habits in school are undisciplined, unhygienic, and disrupt the entire school learning environment. On the contrary, if we develop civilized behavioral habits, the learning environment will be good and orderly. We know that only when students in a school have good civilized behavior habits can they build an excellent learning environment and create excellent academic performance.

Teachers and classmates, civilization has been placed in an important position in people's hearts. We are talking to civilization all the time. We must not regard civilized behaviors and habits as trivial matters. Let us start from now, start from ourselves, start from little things, develop good civilized habits, be civilized teachers and students, control our mouths, do not spit everywhere; control our hands, Don't litter; watch our feet and don't trample on flowers and plants. I believe that through the hard work of all our teachers and students, we will create a peaceful, orderly campus with a good learning environment. Thank you all.