Eat with etiquette, that is, you need to have a CD when eating, and use public chopsticks when dining together and write a handwritten newspaper

Be polite when dining, that is, you should eat on a CD and use public chopsticks to write a newspaper when gathering together

We should do this in a civilized dining table

1. Practice virtue and strive to be the best. Set an example of civilized dining. Actively participate in the Civilized Dining Table Action, strive to be a propagandist, practitioner, and supervisor of "frugality, moral cultivation, and civilized dining" to create a civilized, healthy, environmentally friendly, and frugal dining atmosphere.

2. Consume rationally and establish a trend of frugality. Develop frugal dining habits, practice a green lifestyle, order meals on demand, consume rationally, practice economy and oppose waste. Establish a new concept of scientific diet, reasonably mix meat and vegetables, abandon bad eating habits, and develop safe, rational and healthy living habits.

3. Eat in a civilized manner and abide by public ethics. Consciously queue up to eat, do not make any noise in dining venues, do not smoke in non-smoking places, refuse spitting and other uncivilized habits, do not encourage alcohol, do not drink alcohol, do not drive, do not drink, do not drive after drinking, use disposable chopsticks as little as possible, use "public chopsticks" Spoon".

CD promotional slogan

1. Say no to waste, say goodbye to luxury, let us move forward together and dance our own "CD".

2. Eat heaps of fine wines and delicacies, and you will know that your stomach is not weak until there are leftovers from the feast. I advise you to order one less dish and push the door open after eating.

3. Waste is like a gap in a river, and conservation is like a swallow carrying mud.

4. One minute on the plate, more work in the kitchen.

5. Reject waste on campus and inherit the Chinese virtue of frugality.

6. Frugality brings prosperity to the family every year, and CDs can be used to make appointments for every meal.

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

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

9. Refusing to waste the diligent, thrifty, glorious and civilized dining table starts with me.

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