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Sincere friendship

Sincere friendship is a noble moral emotion. Therefore, we must establish the concept of "having others in our hearts" and be friendly and united with classmates. Students must treat each other as equals and respect each other. Every word and deed must be based on the desire for unity. Always say hello when you meet classmates. There are many ways to say hello, including saying hello, nodding, smiling, waving or calling your name, etc. Be enthusiastic and sincere. Love others with your sincerity, and you will surely receive sincere returns from others.

-Mutual respect

Every student needs to be cared for and respected by others. The first is to respect the personality of others. Ridiculing, insulting, and giving nicknames to classmates not only hurt their self-esteem, but also insulted their personality. They are in poor taste, very impolite and immoral. Secondly, respect the living habits of others. The living habits of each student are developed since childhood and are the result of subtle influences from family education and the surrounding environment. Respecting other people's living habits is equivalent to respecting other people's personality.

-Collective consciousness

Everyone is inseparable from the collective, just like a drop of water is inseparable from the vast rivers and seas. Therefore, each of our classmates must have a collective consciousness. In collective life, we must take the overall situation into consideration, abide by rules and regulations, and do not have our own way of doing things. When you give, you will also gain respect from society and others.

-Good at talking

Conversation is one of the main forms of communication between classmates. Communication can increase understanding, friendship and mutual knowledge among classmates. Students should pay attention to some issues when talking among themselves: 1. The speaking attitude should be sincere and modest, the tone should be calm, and no pretentiousness should be allowed. 2. When talking, strive to be elegant in language and pay attention to the appropriateness of the occasion. 3. When joking, you should be careful to say what you should say and don't say what you shouldn't. When listening to classmates, you should be serious and do not interrupt others easily. If you want to interrupt or ask questions, you should choose the right time. If a classmate speaks inappropriately or makes a mistake, you should be sincere and tactful without hurting the classmate's self-esteem. pointed out. Arguing, calling others names and saying unpleasant things are uncultured behaviors and a sign of rudeness.

-Borrowing things and returning things

Students are often together, so it is inevitable to borrow things from each other, but you must remember that you must return things when you borrow them. Even if you use other people’s things casually, you should also Say hello beforehand and ask permission from others.

-Helping others

Helping others is one of the traditional virtues of our Chinese nation and an indispensable part of campus etiquette. When a classmate needs help, he should distinguish right from wrong and clarify the situation. If it is right, he should do his best, do what he can, and help him. Avoid turning a blind eye or ignoring him. If you are asked to commit fraud or violate school discipline, you must have a correct sense of right and wrong and not join in the others. Don't force others to help you when you need help. Learn to put yourself in others' shoes. Try not to cause difficulties to others, or even cause trouble