A 500-word speech about campus environmental sanitation and civilized etiquette.

The theme of my speech today is: Be a civilized student and create a civilized campus. The topic is old, but not outdated. It is an eternal topic for students and schools.

What makes life wonderful? There are many answers, but one answer must be correct and reasonable - life is wonderful because of civilization.

Why is the campus civilized? The campus is civilized because of you and me. If our campus does not have a corresponding mental state, environmental atmosphere and civilized behavior, there will be no campus civilization. A civilized campus includes not only a physical campus, but also a spiritual campus. A spiritual campus requires all our teachers and students* **Same, long-term efforts.

Civilization is a kind of progress, the science of thought, correct behavior, improvement of habits, improvement of cultivation, and improvement of quality; it is the liberation, freedom, perfection and transcendence of human nature. From the perspective of educational growth, civilization is about biding farewell to the ignorance and vulgarity of daily life, it is conscious control, it is the victory over human nature, the victory over instinctive desires that are not in line with society, law, discipline, and public morality, and it is the liberation of oneself from mutual hostility and mutual defense. Come out, liberate from the war of the soul, liberate from the narrow utilitarian and secular fetters...

The reality of the growth and development of our classmates needs to call for the return, reconstruction and development of civilization. Look around Uncivilized phenomena still occur frequently around us.

For example: the language is not civilized, some students speak dirty words, and fights and curses occasionally occur;

For example: the environment is untidy, and some students are accompanied by some students who work on duty Damage to the environment. Drink cups, facial tissues, plastic bags, and paper scraps are thrown away everywhere. They even go to great lengths to hide and stuff these things everywhere. The garbage is not cleaned up in time and dumped into the garbage room. Some people secretly sweep the garbage under the bed. Some put the whole bag of garbage on the corridor of the corridor, and some threw the garbage from the second floor. We still have more teachers and students reaching out to pick up the garbage around them. These all reflect our Poor hygiene habits and weak hygiene awareness;

For example: a lot of property was damaged. During the winter vacation, many of our dormitory doors were kicked down; many railings in the corridor of the men's dormitory were kicked off; a few students washed their faces. Forgetting to turn off the faucet behind clothes, tons of water was drained in a short period of time, seriously affecting collective life. This is not just a problem of waste, but a lack of human nature;

For example, some students over-consumption, always in the Entering the shop at an inappropriate time...

It can be seen that the conflict between civilization and ugliness is serious. To attract the attention of teachers and students in the school, everyone needs to take action.

A civilized student must be someone who loves to learn. He is always eager for knowledge and is an active learner both inside and outside of class. He loves to ask questions and is not afraid of difficulties.

Civilized students must be polite people. He keeps polite words on his lips and stays away from dirty words. He understands that if he wants others to respect him, he must first respect others, because respecting others is as important as respecting himself.

Civilized students must have good hygiene habits. He will consciously maintain the campus environment and will not buy snacks casually, because he understands that buying snacks casually is wasteful and harmful to health. He will not litter drink cups, facial tissues, plastic bags, and pieces of paper, and will pick up pieces of paper. etc., because he understands that the environment is everyone's environment and leaves the beauty to others and himself.

Civilized students must be people who care for public and private property. He loves every plant and tree in the school. He will not trample on the lawn, graffiti, kick in the door, waste water and electricity... and he will discourage and stop vandalism and report it in time.

A civilized student must be a disciplined person. He will place his belongings neatly, queue up to eat consciously, will not make loud noises that affect other people's study, and will abide by the school's rules and regulations.

A civilized student must be a caring and responsible person. He will respect his teachers and be friendly to his classmates, care about the people and things around him, and will not quarrel or become disunited with his classmates. He will know how to be grateful, grateful to his parents and elders for their upbringing, and grateful to his teachers for their teachings...

" We are full of longing, we are full of passion, and we pursue growth and growth. In this process, let us get close to civilization, express civilization, practice civilization, be civilized students, and create a civilized campus.