Civilized etiquette blackboard information: Together under the blue sky, *** water the flowers of civilization

It is said that a drop of dew can reflect the colorful sunshine, and a green leaf can convey the breath of spring. A casual remark or a small action can reflect a person's character and cultivation, as well as the civilized quality of a nation.

I once heard a report: Singapore is a country where English is widely spoken, and most of the slogans in public places in this country 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. Do you know why this is? People replied: Because most of the people who engage in these uncivilized behaviors are tourists from mainland China. Classmates, as descendants of Yan and Huang, are you angry after hearing this? Will you think deeply? After listening to this, a compatriot who visited Singapore said sincerely: Uncivilized behavior is also a national humiliation. Our great motherland is known to the world as a "land of etiquette". Our Chinese nation has always attached great importance to civilization and courtesy. Classmates, we are in the tide of reform, counting celebrities, and looking at us, the successors of socialism, how can we discredit the motherland? Therefore, we must aspire to be civilized people, be able to use civilized language, and do civilized things.

So what is civilization? For our Young Pioneers, civilization is the smile when we meet on the road, the enthusiastic help when classmates are in trouble, the kindness when getting along with others, and the kindness when meeting teachers. Say hello when you accidentally bump into someone, say "I'm sorry" when you accidentally bump into someone, is it the act of consciously putting garbage into the trash can, is it the active stop when you see someone spitting? Civilization is a quality, civilization is a kind of Cultivation and civilization are behaviors that are respected and widely praised by everyone.

Being civilized and polite is the easiest thing to do, and it is also the most important thing in life. It is more important than the highest wisdom and all knowledge. Classmates, let us sow an action and reap a habit; sow a habit and reap a character. Everyone's movements convey rich civilized information. Classmates, under the blue sky, we are watering the flowers of civilization. Let us start from ourselves, start from the little things, and develop good civilized habits. Classmates, let us hold hands and connect hearts, let the flowers of civilization bloom in the land of China, and jointly create our beautiful and brilliant future.